super vision 4.2 inch tft display in stock

Kia Motors Corp.’s new XCeed compact crossover will feature an optional 12.3-inch digital display, the first all-digital system the carmaker has offered in any model.

Dubbed Supervision, the 12.3-inch instrument cluster integrates the traditional analog tachometer and speedometer with a digital infotainment unit. Other variants of the XCeed are fitted with either a 3.8-inch monochrome LCD infotainment unit or 4.2-inch color TFT LCD.

The new multi-function display is controlled via steering wheel buttons. Drivers can use them to choose turn-by-turn navigation directions, get vehicle and trip details, display audio information or manage phone calls.

The system also displays diagnostic alerts and the status of driver-assistance technologies. In addition, a driver monitoring system sends an alert if it detects signs of fatigue.

The Sorento is the first Kia vehicle in Europe to offer this advanced driving assistance feature, one of a range of functions enabled by the car’s new fully-digital ‘Supervision’ 12.3-inch instrument cluster. BVM enhances drivers’ vision either side of the car when driving on a highway, and is linked with the car’s turn signal.

It displays a high-resolution video feed on the left or right side of the TFT-LCD instrument cluster if the driver indicates to change lane with another vehicle hidden in their blind spot. The video of the blind spot briefly takes the place of either the speedometer or tachometer dial display (or the hybrid system gauge in Sorento Hybrid models), while still showing the driver the vehicle’s current speed. The video feed comes from discreet wide-angle, high-resolution cameras, one hidden in each of the door mirror housings. These provide a wider viewing angle than the mirrors themselves to give drivers a clear view of the other vehicle.

10.25 in. Touch screen navigation display unit - With HD and Satellite Radio, UVO link navigation including embedded modem, Voice Recognition, MapCare Update, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

The 1.6T Limited AWD builds on the 1.6T Premium AWD and adds adaptive HID headlights, LED tail lights, chrome window trim, leather upholstery, power adjustable passenger seat, eight-speaker premium Infinity audio system with 8.0-inch display, navigation, rear park assist, shark-fin antenna, deluxe scuff plate, heated steering wheel, dual-zone climate control with ionizer, heated steering wheel, Supervision instrument cluster with 4.2-inch TFT display, panoramic sunroof, auto-dimming rear-view mirror, “smart” power operated liftgate, and proximity key with push-button start.

In addition to its easy touch controls for the audio system, the 8-inch TFT-LCD audio display can show the screen image of a paired, compatible mobile phone by wireless phone projection using the Android Auto and Apple Carplay apps.

“Borgward is a style icon and synonymous for producing design icons. Continental has a long history of cooperating with Borgward. As early as in the 1950s, Borgward’s classic model Isabella was equipped with instrument clusters designed by Continental. We are more than happy to join hands with Borgward in China and provide it with our innovative instrumentation products,” said Helmut Matschi, head of the Interior Division and member of the board of directors at Continental AG. “This innovative 4.2” color TFT cluster we are supplying them with fully demonstrates our excellent local R&D capability and underlines our strategy of ‘In the market, for the market’.”

The product integrates one 4.2 inch color TFT LCD display with high resolution characteristics (QVGA 480*272) and high contrast ratio in super-wide angle of view, this cluster also has capability of image rendering with true color. What’s more, this instrument cluster delivers the information to drivers via ergonomic and colorful pictures and animations, which brings a more pleasant driving experience to drivers. In addition, the instrument cluster is connected with audio/video entertainment module, thus to realize human machine interaction in a more convenient way.