Benefiting from the wide application of LED technology, the automotive lighting market will grow to an unexpected growth rate in 2022.

Automotive Lighting Technology, Industry and Market Trends 2017

The unexpected rapid growth and technological innovation, or the reshaping of the automotive lighting industry will benefit from the widespread application of LED technology, the automotive lighting market will grow to an estimated growth rate of 35.9 billion US dollars in 2022. The introduction of full LED lighting modules in the lamps, LED technology has gradually begun to spread in the design of automotive headlights. LED technology makes automotive lighting a differentiated feature of the model and enables many innovative features, such as the anti-glare adaptive high beam introduced in 2013. LED technology used to be used only in high-end cars and required competition with traditional light sources such as halogen lamps and xenon lamps. LED's improved performance, lower power consumption and flexible design are the main advantages of its competition. In addition, the reduced cost also helps LED technology to be applied to all models.

In this context, in 2016, the overall size of the automotive lighting market is about 25.7 billion US dollars, and it is expected to grow to 35.9 billion US dollars by 2022. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) is approximately 5.7%. In 2017, Yole estimated that the global automotive lighting market is close to $27.7 billion. The market growth is mainly due to the standardization of LED modules and the cost reduction brought about by continuous optimization, which has increased the market penetration of LEDs, enabling more and more models to apply LED lighting technology. The automotive lighting market is mainly driven by automotive exterior lighting, especially by headlights. In 2016, the market for headlights exceeded 2/3 of the overall automotive lighting market. The second largest market is automotive rear lighting, which accounts for 17% of the overall market. The automotive interior lighting market accounts for 10% of the overall market, but its growth rate is expected to be linked to the development of autonomous vehicles and the need to create a car atmosphere. Fog lights, central high-level lights and other small lights accounted for the remaining 7% of the automotive lighting market. This report provides all automotive lighting applications and related market revenues from 2013 to 2022, and discusses the integration status, recent trends and market size of different lighting technologies and systems in detail.

2016-2022 Auto Lighting Market Forecasting Automotive Front Lighting System: The high-pixel era has just begun to break down the emission beam into up to 25 vertical areas with the development of the LED matrix system, achieving anti-glare adaptive headlights. The added value of such an LED matrix system is that, in the case of an oncoming vehicle, beam splitting can be avoided to emit a beam to the opposite vehicle, and the high beam can be turned on, thereby improving the driver's night vision and improving nighttime driving safety. Sex. Currently, the highest resolution of commercially available LED matrices can reach 84 pixels per lamp set, allowing the illumination system to project precise masking areas. However, as automakers and Tier-1 manufacturers continue to develop new technologies, the resolution of headlamps has only just begun. They are working on very small miniature LEDs, lasers or LCD light sources with resolutions ranging from 2,000 to 500,000 pixels per lamp set. Although these technologies are different, they all have the same goal: to develop new headlight functions such as road marking, driver assistance or pedestrian interaction. The main function of automotive lighting will no longer be limited to giving the driver the best view. The focus will gradually shift to interact with the environment around the car. Many concepts and prototypes have been designed for autonomous vehicles, safety, and pedestrian acceptance. These innovative lighting technologies enable the car to interact with the surrounding environment, but relevant industry standards and regulations remain to be followed. This report provides a comprehensive introduction to new lighting technologies and advanced headlamp systems, as well as detailed analysis of strengths and weaknesses, integration status, and development path maps. This report also provides an overview of future automotive lighting concept products developed by some vendors.

Synergies between automotive ADAS and lighting technology since the 1990s At present, the top five suppliers dominate the automotive lighting industry. Will it continue in the future? At present, the global automotive lighting industry is dominated by five manufacturers: Japan's Koito (Otaru Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) and Stanley (Stanley Electric Co., Ltd.), Italy's Magneti Marelli (Marelli), France's Valeo (Valeo) and Germany Hella (Hella). In 2016, among the top 20 competitors in the automotive lighting market, these five companies accounted for 80% of total revenue.

Japan's Stanley Company Overview and Key Customers (not disclosed in the sample) In order to stay ahead, these leaders continue to innovate and develop new technologies, including integrated OLEDs and new LEDs, LCDs or laser sources. However, these leaders are also facing competition from other vendors, such as Varroc Lighting Systems in India and ZKW in Austria, which focus on integrating new components and technologies with lasers or OLED sources to develop new lighting systems, circuits and (or )software. Some manufacturers are growing faster than the average market growth rate. For example, Japan's Ichikoh benefited from Valeo's acquisition; China's Xingyu (Xingyu) benefited from the rapid growth of the Chinese auto market, which is expected to see explosive growth in the next five years. Asia, most notably China, represents the next wave of opportunities in the automotive market, with car sales expected to account for 65% of the global total between 2017 and 2022. This report provides a market analysis of the global automotive lighting industry and provides detailed revenue and market share for the top 15 suppliers in terms of overall and by region. This report also focuses on the Chinese automotive lighting market and industry.

Some of the companies involved in the 2016 Automotive Lighting Market Share Report: 3M, Abarth, Acura, Alfa Romeo, AMG, Apple, Aston Martin, Audi, Autoliv, Automotive Lighting, Avago, Avis, Basf, Bentley, BlaBlaCar, BMW, Bolloré, Bosch, Brightek Optoelectronic, Bugatti, Buick, BYD, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Cisco, Citizen Electronic, Citroen, Clean Technology Leader, CML Innovative Technologies, CnLight, Continental, Covestro, Cree, Dacia, Daihatsu, Daimler, Datsun, Delphi, Denso, Depo Auto Parts, Dodge, Dominant, Dupont, Edison, EFI Lighting, Elmos Semiconductor, Everlight, FCA, Ferrari, Fiat, Ford, Fraunhofer, Freescale, Fujitsu, Geely, General Motors, GMC, Grupo Antolin, Hamamatsu, Harman, Harvatek, Hella, Hokuyo, Holden, Honda, Honglitronic, Hyundai, Ibeo, IBM, Ichikoh, Infineon, Infiniti, Inova Semiconductor, Itswell, Jaguar, Jeep, Kandi, Kia, Kodenshi, Koito, Konica Minolta, Lada, Lamborghini, Lancia, Land Rover, Leddartech, Lextar, Lexus, LG Innotek, Lincoln, Lumens, Lumileds, Lumimicro, Luxpia , Magna, Magneti Marelli, Maserati, Mazda, Mc Laren, Mercedes-Benz, Merck, Mini, Mitsubishi, Morpho, Nichia, Nissan, Odelo, Olsa, Opel, Osram, Peugeot, Pioneer, Porsche, PSA, Quanergy, RAM, Renault , Rohm, Rolls Royce, Samsung; San'an, Sandia National Laboratory, Schweizer, Scion, Seat, Seoul Semiconductor, Shenzhen Refond, ShinEtsu, Sick, Skoda, SL Corporation, Smart, SoftKinetic, Stanley, STMicroelectronic, Subaru, Suzuki, Ta Yih, Tata, Tesla, Texas Instrument, Toyoda Gosei, Toyota, Troller, TRW, TYC, Uber, Valeo, Varroc, Vauxhall, Velodyne LIDAR, Visteon, Volkswagen, Volvo, Würth Elektronik, Xingyu, ZKW