The automotive ultrasonic sensors market will power at a compound annual growth rate of 5.1% by the end of this decade, to reach a value of USD 6,096.2 million in 2030.
APAC will be the fastest growing in the years to come as well. The region is observing extensive research and development activities in the autonomous vehicle field, driving the requirement for automotive ultrasonic sensors.
The continuing tech innovations in automotive sensors are trending in the years to come. The industry stalwarts are continuously innovating and updating their product offerings, thus catering to the mounting requirement for them in autonomous vehicles.
For example, in September 2019, TDK Corp. introduced a novel series of ultrasonic sensor disks, on the basis of ceramics, which would help in park assistance, level measurement for fuel or SCR tanks, blind spot monitoring, and interior monitoring for anti-theft systems.
Semi-autonomous vehicles were the larger category in the past. This is for the reason that fully-autonomous automobiles, including level 4 and 5 autonomies, will be introduced in 2023 and 2025, correspondingly; therefore, in the past, only semi-autonomous vehicles were obtainable.
Commercial vehicles will have a faster growth in the years to come, in the automotive ultrasonic sensors market. The rising acceptance of these automobiles in the logistics sector, together with the projected implementation of autonomous features to improve the logistics activities, will drive the category growth.
Europe was the leader if the industry in the past. The increasing disposition of autonomous features in the automobiles, accompanied by the supportive governing policies executed by the government of more than a few countries, is the key contributor to the development of the industry.
The prosperity of the market in this region is also boosted by the existence of some renowned automotive giants, for example BMW AG, Daimler AG, Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG, Fiat, and the Renault–Nissan– Mitsubishi Alliance.
It is because of the increasing adoption of ADAS systems all over the world in vehicles, and the supportive regulations of the government for autonomous vehicle development, the demand for automotive ultrasonic sensors is on the rise. This trend will continue to grow in the years to come as well.
