Şişecam Showcased Innovative Products at Auto Glass Week

Date: 22 September 2025
Source: Şişecam
Şişecam Showcased Innovative Products at Auto Glass Week
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Şişecam

Date: 22 September 2025

From September 9–11, 2025, Şişecam products were presented to industry professionals at Auto Glass Week in Nevada, USA, at the booth of Mygrant Glass, the company’s long-standing distributor.

The innovative automotive glass solutions attracted strong interest from international visitors.

Şişecam’s autoglasses compatible with the rapidly growing Head-Up Display (HUD) trend and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in the automotive industry stood out with their contributions to safety, comfort, and sustainability.  With advanced coated & heated glass technologies, Şişecam supports the automotive industry's efforts to reduce carbon emissions. Coated & heated glass helps maintain optimal cabin temperatures more efficiently, minimizing the need for conventional climatization systems that rely on fuel or battery power

As the only global company operating in all core areas of glass and one of the leading players in the automotive replacement glass sector, Şişecam introduced its advanced technology glass solutions and products to visitors at the Mygrant booth, where they were examined with great interest by participants.

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