The sales of fancy cars all around the world have gone up because more people now have higher incomes and a better standard of living. People also want more comfort while driving, so there's a big demand for fancy cars. Many companies that make cars are now focusing on making luxury vehicles and offering them in different models like hatchbacks, superminis, and sedans. A chart below shows that in Europe, the number of luxury cars registered increased by 19.88% between 2013 and 2018. This rising demand for luxury cars is making more of these cars get produced all over the world. Companies that make luxury cars are always working on making them even safer and more comfortable. One way they're doing this is by adding something called a Head-Up Display (HUD). This is like a special screen that shows important information right on the car's windshield. The HUD helps the driver and passengers because they can look at the windshield display instead of looking down at another screen. This display shows things like how fast the car is going, directions, how far there is to travel, and warning-light information, making the car more comfortable and convenient.
For example, in 2018, a company called BMW AG launched a fancy car called the BMW 7 series, and it had a special HUD. This HUD projected important information like road speed, speed limits, overtaking restrictions, the car's status, warning messages, telephone and call information, and lane guiding right onto the car's front windshield. Adding devices like HUDs to make luxury cars safer and more comfortable is expected to make more people want to buy these cars. This increase in demand for luxury cars is likely to make the global automotive head-up display (HUD) market grow during the forecast period. In simpler terms, more people around the world are buying fancy cars because they have more money and want better comfort while driving. Car companies are making different kinds of luxury cars, and a chart shows that in Europe, the number of these fancy cars went up by 19.88% between 2013 and 2018. To make these cars even better, companies are adding special screens called Head-Up Displays (HUDs) that show important information right on the car's windshield. This makes driving more comfortable because the driver and passengers can look at the windshield instead of looking down at another screen. A company called BMW AG even launched a special car, the BMW 7 series, in 2018 with a HUD that showed lots of important information right on the front windshield. Adding these devices to luxury cars is expected to make more people want to buy them, and this increase in demand is likely to make the global automotive head-up display (HUD) market grow in the future.
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