Car Rear Window LED Display for Taxi & Fleet Advertising

It can if the screen keeps using power for a long time after the engine is turned off. SWXLED car rear window LED displays use DC 12–24V, with 30–60W average power and 90–140W maximum power.

If some vehicles in your fleet are parked for long periods, send us the vehicle model, electrical system, and usual parking time before ordering. We will check the power connection for your vehicle instead of telling you that battery drain will never happen.

Our 4G module supports B1, B3, B5, B7, B8, B20, and B28. We have used these modules in 30+ countries, including markets in Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.

Before you order, send us your country and mobile carrier. We will check whether your carrier uses one of these LTE bands and set the APN before shipment if needed.

So far, connectivity-related returns are below 0.5%. If your carrier uses a different LTE band, we will tell you before you place the order.

Yes. One SWXLED CMS account can manage 100, 200, or more car displays. You can group screens by vehicle, route, or advertiser, then publish content to one screen, selected groups, or the whole fleet.

In our Manila taxi project, 120 screens are managed through one CMS. For fleets above 500 screens, SWXLED can set up a dedicated server for the account, with refresh times kept under 10 seconds.

Yes. New screens can be added to the same SWXLED CMS account. Scan the QR code on the new screen. It usually takes less than one minute to add it.

One customer bought 10 units first. Three months later, the same customer bought 90 more. They used the same login and the same vehicle groups. The first 10 screens kept working while the new screens were added.

If you order a large number of extra screens, tell us the quantity before shipment. We can set the new screens to the same vehicle groups as the existing ones.

Yes. Suction cups or magnetic brackets can be removed in minutes without leaving marks. We have had taxi operators move screens from retired cars to replacement vehicles during fleet turnover.

Before reinstalling, send SWXLED the new vehicle model and a rear-window photo. We will check the glass size and mounting fit before you move the screen.

For a fleet order, you do not need to stock large quantities of every part. SWXLED normally recommends 1 extra mounting kit for every 10 screens and 1 spare LED module for every 20 screens.

Our 120-car Manila taxi project followed this ratio and used less than half of the spare stock during the first year. For fleets working in hot climates, we also recommend keeping extra suction cups because long-term heat can shorten their service life.

LED modules, mounting parts, power cables, and control parts can be replaced separately, so one failed part does not mean returning the complete screen to China.

Car rear window LED display prices mainly depend on screen size, pixel pitch, 4G/GPS setup, mounting parts, order quantity, and customization. At the same screen size, P2.6–5.2 normally costs more than P3.9–7.8 because it uses a higher LED density.

You do not need the finest pitch for every project. Tell SWXLED your vehicle model, viewing distance, screen size, quantity, and control requirements. We will quote the lowest-cost configuration that still fits the way your advertising will actually be seen and managed.

A transparent car rear window LED display leaves part of the glass open, so you can still see through the rear window while the screen is running. SWXLED models provide 70%+ transparency, making this type of transparent vehicle window LED display better suited to taxis and fleet vehicles where rear visibility still matters.

A traditional solid LED panel can give you higher pixel density, but it also blocks the view through the glass. If you need advertising on the rear window without turning it into a solid panel, choose the transparent type. If rear visibility is not important and image density matters more, a solid display may fit better.

Vehicle advertising and rear-window rules vary by country and city. Before a fleet deployment, check the local rules for rear-window visibility, digital advertising, and vehicle modifications.