Screen Galore! XPeng and Huawei Showcase Massive 87” Head-Up Display for Cars

The Windshield of the Future Looks Like Something from a Sci-Fi Movie

Forget about small infotainment screens and simple speedometers. XPeng and Huawei have just unveiled a gigantic 87-inch AR head-up display that covers the entire windshield – and it feels like driving into the future.

What Exactly Is It?

The new system functions as an augmented reality windshield, where everything from navigation and speed limits to alerts and entertainment is projected directly in front of you. Not in a small square – but across the whole field of view.

It’s like driving with a digital layer on top of reality. Imagine road signs floating in the air, arrows guiding you in real-time, and a driving experience that resembles a video game – without taking your eyes off the road.

Why 87 Inches?

It sounds wild, but the screen size refers to the virtual image area you experience through the windshield. In practice, it covers an area equivalent to looking at an 87” screen floating about 7 meters in front of the car. It’s big. As in “you can’t miss it” big.

The Technology Behind

Huawei provides the software and AR engine, while XPeng is responsible for the integration into their cars. The result is one of the most advanced head-up displays we’ve seen yet – with high brightness, precision, and the ability to dynamically adapt information based on your driving and surroundings.

What Does It Mean for You and Me?

If this technology becomes mainstream, it will change the way we interact with the car. It is no longer just about seeing – but about experiencing traffic. Navigation becomes more intuitive, and safety can be improved by providing the driver with essential information directly in the line of sight.

And yes – it also looks really cool.