LG Electronics (LG), a leading innovator in mobility technology, announced that its webOS-based Automotive Content Platform (ACP) will power in-car streaming for Kia Corporation's new European models.  Debuting on the recently introduced EV3, the platform will also be extended to the upcoming EV4, EV5 and New Sportage. This marks an expansion of LG's innovative in-car experience to the European market, following successful deployments in Korea.

   LG's ACP runs on the powerful and versatile webOS platform, which already powers over 240 million LG Smart TVs worldwide. Building on the TV platform's proven reliability and intuitive user experience, the automotive-optimized webOS offers drivers and passengers instant access to a wide array of content and services, tailored specifically for the in-car environment.

   As a core component of "LG AlphaWare," the company's comprehensive software-defined vehicle (SDV) solution suite, the ACP redefines the car as a true "living space on wheels." The platform allows passengers to stream their favorite content directly on the vehicle's infotainment display,* delivering an experience comparable to that of a smartphone or smart TV – while adhering to driving safety regulations.

   Kia's European model lineup will offer a diverse in-car entertainment experience, featuring popular content from platforms including Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, LG Channels, Baby Shark World for Kids, Stingray Karaoke, Play.Works, Haystack News and Vasari. Later this year, the content library will expand to include Rakuten TV, Napster, and German OTT service Joyn. Available only when parked, these video streaming services let occupants turn the car into a private cinema – further enhancing the in-car media ecosystem.