Latin America. First integrated into BMW car models in 2005, HD Radio has come a long way. This year marked 20 years of continuous innovation in digital radio, offering improved sound quality, more channels per station and timely emergency alerts, all with no subscription fees.
Xperi celebrated HD Radio's history with a timeline showing its remarkable growth, now reaching 115 million cars and 60% of new vehicles shipped in North America. In 2011, this technology was adopted in Mexico.
At the NAB Show, the company showcased two imposing HD Radio-equipped vehicles: a 2025 Harley-Davidson Road Glide and a 2025 Hyundai Genesis G70. The latter also introduced DTS AutoStage, the next-generation media platform for cars, which complements HD Radio Technology by offering a visually rich, content-centric radio experience.
Broadcasting technologies for the future
The company recently unveiled its tools that lead broadcasters to success in an increasingly competitive market:
• DTS AutoStage Broadcaster Portal: Provides access to exclusive FM/HD Radio/DAB+ audience insights and analytics, which can optimize content programming and listener engagement.
• AIM Radio and AIM Player: Delivers radio, podcast and video content to users' devices with apps for iOS, Android, cars, speakers and smart TVs.
• RAPID: Manages and delivers visual radio services across all platforms, optimizing content with TiVo-licensed album artwork.
Xperi continues to set the course for the future of broadcasting by offering solutions that enable broadcasters to stand out in front of their audience.
