Automotive interior constitutes one of the most essential components in pleasing and attracting a consumer’s attention to a vehicle. A vehicle’s interior, which includes components such as headliners, cockpit modules, door panels, automobile seats, and so on, is especially intended to provide comfort, grip, and sound insulation in the vehicle cabin. Interior trimmings, cloth, and other adornments have a significant impact on a car’s saleability. Thus, selecting the right materials for beautiful automobile interiors is critical. The car interior uses a range of materials such as plastics, composites, wood, textiles, rubber, and many others for comfort. Furthermore, these materials must meet industry standards, such as fire safety requirements for interior materials. Different countries have differing flammability limits for vehicle interior materials.
According to SPER Market Research, ‘US Automotive Interior Market Size- By Component, By Material, By Level of Autonomy, By Electric Vehicle, By Passenger Car Class, By Vehicle Type- Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ states that the US Automotive Interior Market is projected to be worth USD XX billion by 2033 and is anticipated to surge at a CAGR of XX%.
Drivers:
Adding a smartphone to the infotainment system as a sharing and controlling device is known as a smartphone connection. It enables the diver to utilize some of the smartphone’s functions and apps, like music, communication, and GPS, while operating a vehicle. The need for sophisticated entertainment systems in automobiles increased when smartphones could be connected to systems like Android Auto, Spotify, or Apple CarPlay. This further fueled the growth of the automotive interior market. The automotive industry is adopting lightweight materials like plastics, composites, and textiles to improve fuel efficiency and reduce pollution. Lastly ADAS system installation to allow autonomous driving of cars, which also contributes to improved road safety and more comfortable travel.
Restraints:
Changes in car emission regulations have had a negative effect on the worldwide automotive industry. Electronic components for modern cars interiors are getting more and more costly. Nowadays, due to their high cost, high-tech features and solutions are limited to high-end luxury cars. One of the features that frequently appears in luxury passenger cars and has a high development cost is massaging seats. Luxury car consumers are willing to pay extra for comfort and innovation, which explains this. This means that unless the price of these state-of-the-art vehicles is lowered, they won’t be extensively utilized in low-end or economy class cars. All innovative automotive interior components would be hampered in their development if this were to occur.
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The COVID-19 epidemic had a major effect on the US car interior market. Consumer demand for new cars fell precipitously in the early phases of the pandemic as a result of lockdowns, decreased disposable income, and economic uncertainty. Because automakers reduced manufacturing, there was less demand for interior components. The global pandemic has affected the market for car interior materials because it has caused hiccups in the global supply chain. Nonetheless, the country’s capacity to create car interior materials has decreased due to multiple disruptions in the raw material supply.
US automotive interior market is dominated by the Midwest region due to its concentration of major automotive manufacturers and suppliers. Major players in the market are Adient, Ecovative Design, GST AutoLeather, Inc., Johnson Controls Inc., Lear Corporation.
US Automotive Interior Market Segmentation:
By Component: Based on the Component, US Automotive Interior Market is segmented as; Center Stack, Dome Module, Headliner, Head-Up Display, Instrument Cluster, Interior Lighting, Rear Seat Entertainment, Seat.
By Material: Based on the Material, US Automotive Interior Market is segmented as; Carbon Fiber Composite, Fabric, Glass Fiber Composite, Leather, Metal, Vinyl, Wood.
By Level of Autonomy: Based on the Level of Autonomy, US Automotive Interior Market is segmented as; Autonomous, Non-Autonomous, Semi-Autonomous.
By Electric Vehicle: Based on the Electric Vehicle, US Automotive Interior Market is segmented as; BEV, FCEV, HEV, PHEV.
By Passenger Car Class: Based on the Passenger Car Class, US Automotive Interior Market is segmented as; Economic Cars, Luxury Segment Cars, Mid Segment Cars.
By Vehicle Type: Based on the Vehicle Type, US Automotive Interior Market is segmented as; Heavy Commercial Vehicle, Light Commercial Vehicle, Passenger Car.
By Region: This research also includes data for Midwest Region, Northeast Region, South Region, Southwest Region, West Region and rest of US.
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