Hyundai Mobis to Showcase Innovative Automotive Technologies at CES 2024
The Mobion Concept: A Unique Design Based on the Ioniq 5
Hyundai Mobis is set to make a grand return to CES with an exciting lineup of automotive innovations. The highlight of their showcase will be the Mobion concept, a futuristic vehicle that is reportedly based on the popular Hyundai Ioniq 5. With its unique design and cutting-edge features, the Mobion concept promises to captivate attendees at CES 2024.
E-Corner System for Unprecedented Maneuverability
While specific details about the Mobion concept are being kept under wraps, Hyundai Mobis has confirmed that it will be equipped with an innovative e-Corner System. This groundbreaking technology allows all four wheels of the vehicle to turn up to 90 degrees, enabling it to move in any direction with exceptional maneuverability.
Interaction Lighting: A Glimpse into the Future
Another intriguing feature of the Mobion concept is the inclusion of “Interaction Lighting” units. Although limited information is available about these units, they are said to incorporate unique “swiping” motions, adding a new dimension of interactivity to the vehicle.
World’s First In-Vehicle Rollable Display and Transparent Display
In addition to the Mobion concept, Hyundai Mobis will also showcase two groundbreaking display technologies. The first is the world’s first in-vehicle rollable display, which promises to revolutionize in-car entertainment and information systems. The second is a transparent display that utilizes holographic optical elements technology, creating a sense of space and openness within the vehicle.
High-Power Integrated Charging Control Unit for Electric Vehicles
Hyundai Mobis is not just focusing on futuristic concepts, but also on practical solutions for electric vehicles. They will unveil a high-power Integrated Charging Control Unit (ICCU) rated at 22 kW. This advanced technology has the potential to significantly reduce the recharging time of EVs equipped with conventional 11 kW ICCUs. Furthermore, the ICCU has been designed with vehicle-to-grid technology in mind, allowing EVs to contribute to the power grid when needed.
20 New Mobility Technologies Ready for Mass Production
Hyundai Mobis is proud to present a total of 20 new mobility technologies at CES 2024, all of which are ready for immediate mass production. With this impressive lineup, the company aims to diversify its customer base and increase sales by showcasing its technological capabilities and product quality.
