LG Electronics shares surged 23.95 per cent after unveiling Google-powered Android Automotive innovations for multi-display in-car systems technology push initiative.

Shares of LG Electronics jumped as much as 23.95 per cent following the company’s announcement of a new suite of automotive technologies developed using software and systems built with Alphabet Inc.’s Google.

The South Korean electronics giant said the new solutions are based on Android Automotive operating systems and are designed to enhance in-car digital experiences while improving efficiency for automakers.

LG highlighted that its latest system can operate multiple in-vehicle displays with different aspect ratios simultaneously using a single system-on-chip, a design it says sets it apart from conventional in-vehicle display architectures.

In a statement, the company said: “The solution supports automakers to significantly reduce the cost of deploying multi-display in-cabin systems.”

Android Automotive operating systems are increasingly gaining traction in the automotive industry, allowing drivers to access apps and digital services directly within vehicles without needing to connect a smartphone.

According to estimates from Future Market Insights, the global Android Automotive OS market, valued at $895.6 million in 2025, is projected to reach $2.14 billion by 2035.

Following the announcement, LG Electronics shares closed the session up 23.95 per cent at 279,500 won.