On July 15, 2026, FAW-Volkswagen successfully hosted the "2026 Cockpit-Driving Fusion Ecosystem Supplier Exhibition" at its R&D Virtual Reality Center in Changchun. The exhibition focused on supply chain collaborative innovation under the convergence of intelligent cockpit and autonomous driving technologies, attracting leading domestic and international suppliers including Huawei Yinwang Intelligent, Horizon Robotics, Valeo, Mobis, and Huaxing Optoelectronics to present their cutting-edge technologies. As an innovative representative in the optical display field, ReaVis showcased its RV Parallel Vector® Ghost-image Free HUD demonstrator at this technology exchange event.

During the exhibition, ReaVis's RV Parallel Vector® Ghost-image Free technology solution became one of the highlights on site, thanks to its forward-looking optical architecture design and outstanding display performance. Multiple teams from FAW-Volkswagen's R&D and technical departments stopped by for in-depth discussions on topics such as the imaging principles, production adaptability, and cost-reduction potential of the technology.

In the interactive session, Mr. Deng Guohui, Technical Director of FAW-Volkswagen, personally visited the ReaVis booth to experience the production-level display quality of the RV Parallel Vector® Ghost-image Free HUD. He gave full recognition to the solution's exceptional performance in imaging clarity, ghost-free rendering, and compatibility adaptability.

Traditional HUD products typically rely on customized wedge-film (PVB) windshields to eliminate ghosting issues, which not only increases the cost of glass but also limits the adoption of HUD across a wider range of vehicle models. ReaVis's RV Parallel Vector® Ghost-image Free technology leverages a proprietary optical architecture to fundamentally solve the ghosting problem—delivering clear, ghost-free images on standard front windshields without the need for special wedge-film glass.

This innovative approach directly reduces automakers' reliance on customized glass procurement, significantly lowering the overall system cost of the vehicle cockpit while maintaining excellent image quality. It provides a practical and cost-effective pathway for accelerating HUD penetration from high-end models into the mainstream market.

Guided by the brand philosophy of "HUD for All," ReaVis remains committed to driving industry progress through fundamental optical innovation. Rather than following established technical paths, the company addresses real pain points in the industry, delivering scalable, highly adaptable, and cost-effective solutions for automakers and end users.

A ReaVis representative stated that the company will continue to deepen its focus on the automotive display optics track, accelerate the iterative upgrade and mass production deployment of the RV Parallel Vector® technology system, and leverage stronger optical capabilities and a more open ecosystem collaboration approach to support the intelligent cockpit industry in entering a new phase of higher-quality development.