AutoGrade™ Corning Gorilla Glass for 3D Interiors is thin and flexible and, thanks to Corning® ColdForm™ Technology, it can be bent into shape at room temperature. Our patented Corning® ColdForm™ Technology opens new possibilities to automakers and consumers alike. Cold forming allows automakers to apply decorative features and coatings onto flat glass before shaping it – this helps maintain uniformity of these treatments while reducing costs. For consumers, cold-formed glass brings next-generation connectivity to the cockpit, mimicking the same performance they have come to expect from their smartphones.

As much as automobiles have evolved over time, you’d be surprised to learn that automotive window glass hasn’t really changed in nearly 100 years. Until now. The tried and true process of placing a thick plastic laminate between two plies of soda-lime glass is being redefined using Corning Gorilla Glass for Automotive Exteriors. In this new hybrid glazing construction, lighter, thinner, and tougher Gorilla Glass forms the innermost ply of the laminate — effectively reducing the weight, increasing the durability, and improving the clarity of today’s automotive windshields, rear windows, side windows, sunroofs, moonroof and head-up displays.

Head-Up Display (HUD) systems are comprised of projectors and mirrors that bounce critical driving information onto your windshield. As HUDs trend toward larger-sized and enhanced imaging features, the need for more advanced materials has emerged. Corning® Curved Mirror Solutions provide the most sophisticated reflection for in-vehicle augmented reality. Using precision-forming technology, Corning’s glass mirror solutions provide a unique combination of large size options, superior shape accuracy, and excellent material surface quality and stability.