LG's electronics and components technology, which the company has accumulated throughout its history, provides the foundation for developing eco-friendly and comprehensive connected car solutions featuring 5G technology and collection and analysis of self-driving capabilities, etc.

As of June 2021, LG Energy Solution has sold KRW 180 trillion worth of EV batteries (as of June 2021), while LG Electronics, LG Display, and LG Innotek are developing motors, displays, cameras, communication modules, etc. for innovative car experiences. LG recently purchased a promising automotive lighting manufacturer, and has formed a joint corporation for the production of EV powertrains.

LG Display is the world's only manufacturer of large OLED panels, and its lineup of OLED displays is continuously expanding. In 2020, LG Electronics launched the LG Signature OLED R, the world's first rollable OLED TV. LG Chem is developing advanced materials that make foldable displays possible, thereby making a full-scale foray into the next-generation display materials market.

Robot technology will change the way we live in the future, so LG Electronics is developing everyday robotic solutions that will shine in the arena of hotels, hospitals, food and beverages, etc. LG CNS recently launched Orott, an unprecedented robotics service platform positioned between businesses and robot manufacturers for the optimized operation of both ends.

LG Household & Health Care is a consumer goods company focused on fulfilling the public's health and beauty needs. It was Korea's first cosmetics and toothpaste manufacturer. LG Chem has an ever-growing portfolio of aesthetic products. The cosmetic filler "YVOIRE" has sold approximately 10 million units in the 10-year period following its release, and it has been selected by the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency as a "next-generation world-class product" for five consecutive years.