The car industry is set for a massive transformation. People accustomed to routinely using smartphones and tablets are now expecting those same experiences from their connected car, as they get from Point A to Point B.

The cars that will take them there will never look the same – and glass is one of the materials making this revolution possible. Corning is working closely with many of the world’s top automakers to develop new automotive technology and change the driving experience forever.

Corning helped thousands of tech enthusiasts take the wheel of the ultimate connected-car experience at the 2016 International Consumer Electronics show (CES) in Las Vegas. The console surfaces glistened with sleek Corning® Gorilla® Glass for Automotive, clearly showcasing how the light, tough, optically advantaged glass is driving automotive innovation in spaces well beyond consumer electronics.

The future of the auto industry is clear.

Consumers – and the automakers who want to sell to them – are demanding vehicles that are cleaner, safer, and offer an enhanced driving experience.

Corning glass is helping that vision become a reality, and the glistening stage of CES® 2017 provided the perfect showcase.

After a spectacular unveiling ceremony of its glass-enabled concept car at CES, Corning experts spent four days explaining the advantages of 

With the swift removal of a snug black cover, Corning leaders on Thursday unveiled the company’s vision for a cleaner, safer, better connected vehicle – and the crowds at 2017 Consumer Electronics Show loved it.

Corning’s Connected Car, a fully operational electric vehicle, is a prototype showcasing a wide range of applications for Corning technologies. Corning hosted the first public showing of the car Jan. 5 in the first hour of CES® 2017, the world’s largest technology show.