An automotive display system is output device which can show the ongoing and desired interaction-dependent output, triggered by any HMI input, where the desired information is assimilated and provided in a ready-to-read format for the user. The market encompasses with camera information display, center stack display, driver information display, rear seat entertainment, reconfigurable instrument cluster, and HUD types of display devices.

Global automotive display systems market has been segmented into center stack display (CSD), camera information display (CID), DID-NR, reconfigurable instrument cluster (RIC), rear seat entertainment (RSE) system displays, and head-up display (HUD), on the basis of display type. The center stack display segment in the automotive display systems market is anticipated to register highest CAGR in next ten years. This is owing to fact that center stack display is a computer controlled system which includes features such as control switches, communication display and interface, and HVAC systems, it helps driver to drive safely and securely manner.

The global automotive display systems market report has been segmented on the basis of display type and region. On the basis of region, the global automotive display systems market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa.

North America market accounted for major market share in terms of revenue to the global automotive display systems market, owing to the features it provides such as comfortable and safe driving experience. Asia Pacific automotive display systems market is expected to witness significant growth over next ten years, owing to a shift from traditional vehicles to modern vehicles equipped with advanced functions. The growth of smart transportation solutions is relatively higher in India, China, and Japan in the region.

Key players operational in the global market include Alpine Electronics, Continental, Delphi Automotive, Pioneer, Fujitsu, Garmin, KYOCERA Display, LG Display, Nippon Seiki, and Panasonic.