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Chinese manufacturers have risen to dominate the auto display market, holding a 45% market share in 1H23

October 9, 2023 | Stacy Wu

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Chinese companies have emerged as top suppliers in the automotive display market in 1H23, extending their lead in the display industry after dominating the TV and smartphone display markets. According to Omdia’s Automotive Display Intelligence Service, Chinese companies hold 45.3% of the market, a significant increase from their 12.9% share in 2016.

BOE and Tianma are the two major contributors to this growth, with their combined share reaching 30.7%. In 1H23, BOE stands out as the only panel supplier with a market share of over 15%. Tianma follows with a 13.8% share. IVO, which acquired a 6% share, successfully replaced Truly and became the third-largest Chinese supplier. China Star is expected to quickly become the new rising star, rapidly expanding its share.

Figure 1: Automobile monitor display unit shipment share by suppliers and Chinese players’ shares

Figure 1 Automobile monitor display unit shipment share by suppliers and Chinese players shares

Source: Omdia

Chinese suppliers currently dominate the a-Si LCD market with a majority share of 55.5% but have a relatively smaller share in the LTPS LCD market. BOE is the only Chinese supplier capable of mass-producing OLED automotive displays and has acquired a 17.8% share. The company has ample capacity to meet the demands of the automotive display market, with two Gen 8.6 TFT LCD fabs (one a-Si, the other oxide) and two Gen 6 OLED fabs that offer affordable platform models.

Figure 2: Automobile monitor unit shipment share by region, 1H23

Figure 2 Automobile monitor unit shipment share by region 1H23

Source: Omdia

In addition to BOE, HKC, Tianma, and China Star have also planned to allocate a certain amount of Gen 8.x a-Si/Oxide LCDs for automotive use. BOE and Tianma are set to shift more LTPS LCD capacity from smartphone display to automotive after China Star. On top of BOE and EDO, Tianma, China Star, and Visionox also plan to manufacture OLED automotive displays. The Chinese players’ strength in cost and capacity will continue to give them an advantage in dominating the automotive display market.

Figure 3: Chinese suppliers’ automotive production lines overview, 1H23

Figure 3 Chinese suppliers automotive production lines overview 1H23

Notes: *= under planning and not yet mass production; # = may not build.

Source: Omdia

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Stacy Wu
Senior Principal Analyst, Automotive Displays & HMI Research

Stacy Wu is a senior principal analyst specializing in automotive displays and human-machine interface (HMI) research at Omdia, and she has established herself as a leading professional in the area since 2014. As the lead analyst for the Automotive Display Intelligent Service, Stacy’s expertise encompasses a wide array of areas including automotive display shipments, design features, HMI, technology roadmap, and automotive cockpit and ecosystem studies.

Prior to her current role, she held pivotal positions, notably as the manager of the market intelligence department at Delta Electronics Group, where she led a team in providing invaluable market insights to the top management team. Additionally, she served as a senior analyst overseeing the large-area display market at iSuppli. She holds a master’s degree in international marketing from the University of Strathclyde in the UK and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from National Chengchi University in Taiwan.

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