Automotive Interior Leather Market To Increase at Steady Growth Rate

Leather used in upholstering automobile interiors is called automotive interior leather. Use of leather enhances the aesthetic appeal of the interior of the vehicle and also gives it a premium look and feel. Thus, leather is being widely used in automotive interiors across the globe, especially in midrange and premium passenger vehicles.

Automotive Interior Leather MarketDynamics

Increasing per capita disposable income and rapid growth of the automotive industry, especially in developing countries such as India and China is increasing consumer spending on automobiles. Along with external appearance and specifications of vehicles, aesthetic appeal of car interiors plays a crucial role in consumer buying decision. Apart from providing a premium look and feel, leather automotive upholstery also provides certain functional advantages over conventional materials used in car interiors. These include longevity, easy cleaning, and anti-allergic properties of high-grain leather. These factors are influencing car manufacturers and OEMs to provide leather upholstery in their mid-range and premium car offerings, in turn driving growth of the automotive interior market. Rising consumer preference for retrofitting of vehicles with leather upholstery is further supporting growth of the market through the aftermarket channel.

High purchase and maintenance costs associated with automotive leather interior, poor performance of leather in extreme weather conditions, rising availability of faux leather, among other factors, inhibits growth of the market to a certain extent.

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Automotive Interior Leather MarketSegmentation

The automotive interior leather market can be segmented on the basis of type, design and application. On the basis of type, the global automotive interior leather market has been segmented into aniline leather, semi-aniline leather and pigmented leather. Pigmented leather is the most commonly used leather type, while semi-aniline leather mainly finds application in vehicles in the premium segment. On the basis of design, the global automotive interior leather market has been segmented into custom perforated, embroidery, antiquing quilting, custom embossing and others. On the basis of application, the global automotive interior leather market has been segmented into seats, cockpit, dashboard, steering wheel and others.

Automotive Interior Leather Market: Regional Outlook

Geographically, automotive interior leather market has been segmented into North America, Latin America, Western and Eastern Europe, Asia Pacific excluding Japan, Middle East & Africa and Japan. China is expected to be the largest consumer of leather for automotive interiors, burgeoning growth of the global automotive interior leather market. Recovery of the automotive sector in the U.S. and Western Europe is further expected to support growth of the global automotive interior leather market.

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Automotive Interior Leather MarketPlayers

Major players in the automotive interior leather market include Lectra, GST AutoLeather, Alea Leather, DK Leather Corporation Berhad, Borgers AG, BASF SE, TrimTechnik, Sage Automotive Interiors, Eagle Ottawa and Alphaline Auto.

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