Automotive Sensors Market Study, Competitive Strategies, Key Manufacturers, New Project Investment and Forecast 2027
The global automotive
sensors market accounted to US$ 8.17 Bn in 2018 and is expected to grow
at a CAGR of 8.3% during the forecast period 2019 – 2027, to account to US$
16.73 Bn by 2027.
APAC is considered to be the
fastest growing economic region. The dominance of the region is majorly
attributed to the presence of large numbers of Chinese automotive and sensors
manufacturers. China is one of the prominent leaders in global electric vehicle
development globally and ranks first in Asia Pacific region. Also, the country
houses a number of automobile manufacturers, and in the current scenario, these
Chinese automakers are making remarkable investments in order to procure
advanced sensors.
Pertaining to the fact this, the
quest for advanced technologies among the Chinese mass is significant, the
development of advanced sensors is also rapid as compared to other countries in
the region. This factor is heavily influencing the growth of sensors developed
for automobiles in the country, which is substantially catalyzing the growth of
automotive sensors market in Asia Pacific. Japan is another key influential
country in Asia Pacific market for automotive sensors. This is due to the
presence of huge number of sensors manufacturers constantly developing
innovative products for various usage in automotive. Thus, the automotive
sensors market is anticipated to witness growth in the APAC region.
The automotive industry across the
globe are constantly facing pressures to integrate their vehicles with advanced
electronics and semiconductor components in order to enhance the performance of
the vehicles. The rising drift of electrification of vehicles is a major factor
boosting the sensors market in automotive industry. Attributing to this, the
automobile manufacturers are increasingly partnering with sensors manufacturers
to meet the demands of their customers.
Automotive Sensors Market Top Key Players: Analog Devices,
Continental, Delphi Technologies, Denso, Infineon Technologies, Melexis, NXP
Semiconductor, On Semiconductor, Robert Bosch, Texas Instruments
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