Bent Chemically Strengthened Glass represents the pinnacle of advanced glass processing, combining the elegant curves of hot bending​ with the extreme strength of ion-exchange. Unlike flat glass, curved variants require precise control of temperature and gravity during the bending phase to ensure uniform stress distribution across the arc, followed by chemical strengthening to maintain a surface compression of up to 800 MPa. Widely used in one-piece curved front windows and floating center consoles, this glass imparts a sense of futurism and transparency to the cabin while ensuring smooth and safe touch operation.

Chemically Strengthened Glass achieves exceptional durability through an ion-exchange process. By immersing the glass in a hot molten salt bath, smaller alkali ions (e.g., sodium) on the surface are replaced by larger ions (e.g., potassium), creating a deep layer of compressive stress. Compared to thermally tempered glass, chemically strengthened variants offer superior surface flatness, enhanced scratch resistance, and a significantly lower tendency to spontaneously break. For train display panels, high-end side windows, and instrument covers, it is the premier choice for balancing ultimate safety with touch sensitivity.

Common bulletproof glass and smash-proof glass on the market are composed of multiple layers of glass, which is not only very heavy, but also has poor splash resistance.