Continental AG will produce a digital display for the entire interior of the car, which will be used by a hitherto unknown manufacturer

This screen, designed by Continental, will move from pillar to pillar, taking up the entire dashboard of a car and positioning itself as the largest ever designed for an infotainment system.

Earlier this week, Continental announced that it had received a major order for the largest in-cabin display ever. This is a screen that will move from pillar to pillar, occupying the entire dashboard and designed for a car designed by an international manufacturer that will remain anonymous until the right moment of its disclosure. With this news, Continental is positioned above all other manufacturers, taking up all the front space of the cabin to make it available for the infotainment system, based on the trends of recent years leaning towards large screens.

Prior to this announcement, the dimensions that Continental's offer had almost doubled in size. However, the two screens will have one thing in common: an interface that, in addition to being directed towards the driver, includes the front passenger divided into three sections to show the instrument panel, center console and passenger panel.

Continental's intentions with this new feat are to immerse passengers in a completely different experience where information, entertainment and communication go hand in hand without any restrictions. With this incredible breakthrough, Continental is reclaiming its place as a pioneer in the development of solutions that have forever transformed salons into a fully digital space.

Production of this incredible screen is already scheduled for 2024, according to an official statement from the company.

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