Automotive Knee Airbags Market Forecast, Trend Analysis & Competition Tracking – Global Review 2017 to 2022

Automotive knee airbags play an important role in passenger safety during a collision. Knee airbags are located below the steering on driver’s side and below the glove box on passenger side. Knee airbags protect against leg injuries, keeping the occupant in a proper position. Automotive manufacturers are installing airbags to protect passengers from severe injuries and to gain top safety ratings during the crash test program.

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With an increasing emphasis on safety features in vehicles, automotive manufacturers are installing airbags to minimize the injuries caused during an accident. Along with the front and side airbags, new models of cars are also providing knee airbags to prevent leg and knee injury in case of an accident. Manufacturers are also focusing on producing airbags using innovative materials and construction technique.

According to a study by Fact.MR, the global automotive knee airbags market is expected to experience steady growth. The market is projected to reach US$ 182.5 million revenue by the end of 2022. Automobile manufacturers are deploying various in-vehicle safety features, among these, knee airbag is considered to be an important safety feature in a car. In-vehicle safety standards are also being introduced in various countries, along with this, increasing customer preference for vehicles with top safety ratings are some of the factors accelerating the global automotive knee airbags market.

Increasing Preference for Neoprene Coated Automotive Knee Airbags

Neoprene coated automotive knee airbags are expected to experience above-average growth during the forecast period, 2017-2022. Accounting for nearly three-fourth of the revenue share by 2017 end, neoprene coated automotive knee airbags are projected to create an incremental opportunity of over US$ 20 million during 2017-2022.

Nylon Automotive Knee Airbags to Gain Maximum Revenue Share

Towards the end of 2017, Nylon automotive knee airbags are expected to gain more than three-fourth of the revenue share. Meanwhile, automotive knee airbags made using polyester are also gaining popularity as polyester has a good dimensional stability in humid conditions.

High Sales through OEM

Witnessing above-average growth, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) will emerge as one of the most lucrative sales channels. By the end of 2022, OEMs are expected to bring in nearly US$ 160 million revenue. While sales through Aftermarket is also expected to experience steady growth.

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Compact Passenger Cars to Account for Maximum Usage of Automotive Knee Airbags

Compact passenger cars are expected to be the largest users of automotive knee airbags. Compact passenger cars are estimated to reach nearly US$ 60 million revenues towards the end of 2022.

Competition Tracking

The report also profiles companies that are expected to remain active in the expansion of global automotive knee airbags market through 2022, which include Takata Corporation, Autoliv Inc., Daicel Corporation, Delphi Automotive Plc, Kolon Industries, Inc., Denso Corporation, Toray Industries, Inc., Hyundai Mobis Co. Ltd, ZF Friedrichshafen AG, and Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd.

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