LG Group has introduced its latest in-vehicle technologies during a private presentation held at Honda Motor Company’s headquarters in Tokyo, as the South Korean conglomerate looks to strengthen its ties with the Japanese automaker.

The LG Group delegation was led by Group vice chairman Kwon Bong-seok and included the CEOs key subsidiaries, including Cho Joo-wan of LG Electronics, Kim Dong-myung of LG Energy Solution, Jeong Cheol-dong of LG Display and Moon Hyuk-soo of LG Innotek.

The high-level LG Group delegation met with top Honda executives during their visit and hosted the company’s private "Tech Day" event, to introduce the automaker to the group’s latest technologies, including LG Electronics’ latest connected infotainment systems, in-vehicle displays, camera and communication modules and EV battery solutions.

As the global automotive industry moves increasingly towards electric vehicles (EVs) and software-defined vehicles (SDVs), the conglomerate is becoming an increasingly important strategic supplier. LG Group has supply partnerships with a growing number of global automakers, including Hyundai Motor Group, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and General Motors.

LG Group views EVs as a priority growth segment and has established a "One Team for EV Parts" system, led by group chairman Koo Kwang-mo, which allows its relevant subsidiaries to work closely together to integrate their key technologies and strengthen their marketing efforts by offering “bundled” solutions to their clients.

LG Group’s visit to Honda follows similar private presentations to other global automakers, following its first Tech Day event held last year at Mercedes-Benz’s headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany. LG Energy Solution is currently building an EV battery plant in partnership with Honda.