http://thediplomat.com/tech-biz/2013/07 ... g-to-cars/
On top of the good news for consumer electronics, Gorilla Glass may be coming to automobile dealerships as well. Gorilla glass is lighter and stronger than regular glass, so incorporating it into the construction of future vehicles could reduce weight, thus boosting fuel economy. Evenson also claimed that cars using Gorilla Glass would suffer from less road noise than cars with ordinary windows. He expects at least one luxury automaker to include Gorilla Glass by the end of the year.
“[Evenson] showed an image of a thin sheet of glass that appears to have a hole at its center. The hole, as Evenson revealed, turns out to be the portion coated by Corning's new anti-reflection solution. There was actually no hole on the glass! It was an optical illusion that demonstrated the kind of technology that would seem to be the perfect solution to the visibility limitations of most displays outdoors, under bright sunlight.”
