Segmentation:

Fuel-used, offering, active technology, passive technology, and vehicle type are segmentations based on which MRFR had studied the automotive safety system market.

By active technology, the automotive safety system market includes Anti-Lock Braking Systems (ABS), Lane Departure Warning Systems (LDW), Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS), Driver Monitoring System (DMS), Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), and Blind Spot Detection (BSD). These technologies work in sync with the Central Electronic Processing Unit (CEPU) by feeding its real-time data to constantly modify the database and set actions according to the parameters set by the manufacturers for the car.

Regional Analysis:

The North America market has high expenditure capacity owing to which the regional market has the largest number of automobiles per person. The growth is also getting backed by robust infrastructure and superlative connectivity. These features compel automakers to design high-speed cars and vehicles with high engine power. Europe’s market, on the other hand, has a robust automobile sector which is known for its innovation and advanced technologies. Better and faster cars are a result of such an extraordinary infrastructure.

The APAC region is picking up speed fast, and it is due to the vast population which has triggered unprecedented growth in the number of vehicle owners. Both in terms of manufactured cars and sold, the market is the biggest. This has increased the demand for safety measures installation inside the car owing to which the regional market is expected high growth during the forecast period.

Competitive Landscape:

Several companies are actively participating in the global automotive safety system market. Their involvement ensures strategic moves that are aimed at individual growth but which plays well for the holistic growth of the market as well. These companies are Continental AG (Germany), Delphi Automotive PLC (Aptiv PLC) (U.S.), Magna International Inc. (Canada), Denso Corporation (Japan), TRW Automotive (U.S.), Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany), Johnson Electric Holdings Limited (Hong Kong), Autoliv Inc. (U.S.), Takata Corporation (Japan), and Mobileye N.V. (Israel).