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Automotive Lighting AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING: TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRY, AND MARKET TRENDS Market & Technology report - April 2016 New technologies and new features and functionalities will make automotive lighting a $27.7 billion market by 2021 (and an exciting one at that)! KEY FEATURES OF THE REPORT AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING IS GROWING FAST ($27.7B IN 2021) BY INCREASING Get the sample of the report ITS DESIGN USES AND PROVIDING NEW FUNCTIONALITIES on www.i-Micronews.com • Automotive lighting market analysis With the recent integration of LED technology, The automotive lighting market will continue • Automotive lighting industry lighting has evolved from a basic, functional feature growing, reaching a market size of almost $27.7B analysis (i.e. Tier-1 industry) to a distinctive feature with high-value potential by 2021 - +23.7% compared to 2015, and driven by • Automotive lighting technologies in automotive. Indeed, LED technology has different growth areas: analysis (LED, OLED, laser, etc.) given manufacturers the opportunity for strong • Short-term: increased LED technology • Automotive lighting roadmap differentiation via lighting design and additional penetration rate into different automotive analysis (AFLS) functionalities. This is particularly true for lighting applications/systems, and increased exterior lighting, but it is also spreading to interior lighting content per vehicle OBJECTIVES OF THE REPORT lighting. These changes are heavily impacting the • Middle/long-term: potential integration of This report’s objectives are to: supply chain, with new suppliers and a new value new lighting technologies like OLED and • Analyze the automotive lighting chain emerging. laser, development of Advanced Front Lighting market/applications’ current status Systems (AFLS) and other security functions, and future trends In 2015, the automotive lighting market totaled and incredible developments employing lighting as • Review the automotive lighting nearly $22.4B, up 5.4% from 2014. This growth a new design feature industry’s structure and future was driven by increased lighting system content trends per vehicle and a more favorable product mix This report presents all automotive lighting • Discuss the main technologies driven by strong adoption of LED-based front applications and the associated market revenue for used for automotive lighting, and lighting systems. Indeed, headlamp and Day the period 2013 - 2021, with details concerning drivers associated roadmaps Running Light (DRL) systems represented 43% and and challenges, integration status of different • Examine the main lighting systems 28% of total 2015 revenue, respectively. Other lighting technologies and systems, recent trends, and used for automotive applications, lighting systems (i.e. Rear Combination Light/ market size per application. and associated roadmaps Center High-Mounted Signal Light (CHMSL), • Provide market insights (2013 - 2021) interior light, and side turn-signal light) for automotive lighting applications comprised the remaining 29% of 2015 revenue. Automotive lighting market size (2015 - 2021) RELATED REPORTS 30 $27.7B Benefit from our Bundle & Annual 25 Subscription offers and access our $22.4B analyses at the best available price and 20 with great advantages Laser lighting 15 OLED e (USD Billion) z et si k 10 AFLS r a M Amient lighting 5 0 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 • Power Electronics for EV/HEV 2016: Market, Innovations and Trends (Yole Développement, April 2016) • LED Lighting Module Technology, Industry and Market Trends 2015 FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEMS ARE UNDER DEEP MUTATION, IN TERMS • Sensors and Data Management OF BOTH TECHNOLOGY AND SUPPLY CHAIN for Autonomous Vehicles 2015 • LED Packaging Technology and The integration of new lighting technologies is LEDs are rapidly gaining popularity as their cost Market Trends 2014 transforming automotive front lighting systems and decreases and performance increases (i.e. efficiency, Find all our reports on their applications, offering more design flexibility, luminance, package size). www.i-micronews.com increased efficacy, and new functionalities. AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING: TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRY, AND MARKET TRENDS Progression of automotive lighting technologies - Headlamps Focus on LED, laser, and OLED • 2010: Hybrid • 2012: Full LED Annual production volume • 2016: LED Matrix (Opel Astra) (in Million) • 2025: Laser Medium (Cat. B, C) 40 • 2009: Hybrid • 2010: Full LED • 2015: LED Matrix (Audi TT3) • 2018: Laser • 2019: OLED RCL 30 LED LaserAdoption Headlamp 20 Premium Car (Cat. D) • 2007: Hybrid (Lexus LS 600H) • 2008: Full LED (Audi R8) 10 • 2013: LED Matrix (Audi A8) • 2014: Laser (Audi R8 LMX) Luury Car • 2015: OLED RCL (BMW M4 GTS) (Cat. E, F) Vehicle cost ($) >> $60 000 >> $50 000 >> $40 000 >> $0 000 >> $20 000 >> $10 000 >> $5 000 (Yole Développement, April 2016) For example, full LED headlamps that first saw However, both technologies have price and commercialization in 2008 on luxury cars like the V10 technological issues that must be solved in order Audi R8 have since penetrated the C-segment vehicle to match with automotive OEM requirements like market in 2012, and are now being commercialized in reliability and lifetime. emerging markets. Nowadays, nearly all Tier-1s have Integration of these new semiconductor/electronic- developed full LED-based headlamp systems. based components is also enabling the realization of LED sources offer very high efficiency and high full electronic systems (i.e. Solid State Light + sensor luminance in a small package, allowing new design + software), and by extension the development of possibilities and increased light beam control. advanced lighting functionalities. The main objective of these functionalities is to offer beam patterns that Laser and OLED sources are still emerging automatically adjust to the driving environment. More technologies… recently, the use of matrix LED systems combined with • The first commercial car (BMW i8) with laser-based camera and image processing functions has allowed headlamps was unveiled in fall 2014 for creation of new lighting functions like adaptive • The first commercial car (BMW M4 GTS) with front lighting and glare-free lighting. However, these OLED-based Rear Combination Light (RCL) was combinations make the development of such systems unveiled in fall 2015 more difficult, and require the development of new …and they could offer enhanced functionalities. know-how. Indeed, reliable and dynamic systems • Laser-based headlamps could enable long-distance induce strong expertise in domains like lighting, night vision (up to 600m) thermal management, sensor, and data processing. • Adoption of OLED in RCL will match with a design shift from 2D to 3D light source, made possible by This report presents a complete overview of automotive the nature of the OLED device itself: thin, bendable, lighting technologies and systems, providing details and a large emitting surface source regarding benefits and drawbacks, integration status per application, and recent trends. The report also offers an analysis of Advanced Front Lighting Systems (AFLS). AN INDUSTRY CONTROLLED BY FIVE MAIN PLAYERS - BUT FOR HOW LONG? In 2015, the top five industry players (i.e. Tier-1s) held 2015 automotive lighting market shares (USD Billion) ~80% of total automotive lighting revenue: Koito (JP), Magneti Marelli (IT), Valeo (FR), Hella (DE), and 21 Stanley (JP). The remaining revenue was distributed across a very fragmented industry counting 20+ players. Koito (JP) But this situation could change in the future due to the 10 2 Magneti Marelli (IT) automotive lighting market landscape’s (and associated Total Valeo (FR) requirements) rapid evolution: $22.4B Hella (DE) • Integration of new lighting technologies like laser and Stanley (JP) OLED 1 Others • Development of new lighting systems, i.e. Advanced Front Lighting System (AFLS) 1 15 • Integration of new components, including cameras and sensors (for AFLS) • Development of new knowledge/competencies such (Yole Développement, April 2016) as image processing (for AFLS) MARKET & TECHNOLOGY REPORT Some emerging players - Xingyu (CN), Olsa (IT), development and production, thus creating Ta Yih (CN), and Grupo Antolin (ES) - have already a new supply/value chain. OEMs can work exhibited a very high growth rate (more than directly with Tier-2s or Tier-3s for laser lighting +10% from 2014 - 2015, compared to the total applications and optical engineering. This allows market’s average +5.4% growth). To effectively an OEM complete control of developments, differentiate from market leaders and gain and mastery of associated technologies. additional market share, these players mainly AUTHORS focus on innovative systems and/or lower-cost This report presents an analysis of the automotive Pars Mukish holds a master degree in solutions and/or emerging markets like China. lighting industry (i.e. Tier-1s), with details on the top Materials Science & Polymers (ITECH - 15 suppliers’ revenue and market share (total and France) and a master degree in Innovation Also, it is important to understand that the per region), emerging players, strategies developed, & Technology Management (EM Lyon - introduction of new technologies/functionalities France). He works at Yole Développement, and more. The report also includes company profiles will push OEMs to be closer to device/component as Senior Market and Technology Analyst for 10 key players and an analysis of the Chinese developers (i.e. Tier-2s and Tier-3s) and new in the fields of LED, OLED, Lighting industrial
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