Remote Automotive Exhaust Sensing Market Report 2025 (Global Edition)

Current scenario of the Remote Automotive Exhaust Sensing market

Key opportunity of the Remote Automotive Exhaust Sensing market

• Increasing demand for 3D gesture sensing acts as an opportunity for the remote automotive exhaust sensing market growth.

Automakers are pushing for the replacement of optical systems or potentiometers that rely on conventional position-sensing methods with non-contact 3D magnetic sensors. These sensors preserve space, guard against contamination and wear, and guarantee accurate readings in hot conditions. 3D magnetic sensing can be used by manufacturers to optimize form factors across the vehicle, including position sensors for the moving parts of the gearbox, pedals, and gear sticks.

For example,
3D gesture sensing is being developed by suppliers like STMicroelectronics and Elmos to enhance driver concentration and remove the need for manual control of features like infotainment and lighting in cars. 

Source (https://www.elmos.com/automotive-gesture-recognition/) 

Therefore, the increased use of cutting-edge technology is a trend that is helping the market to grow. Furthermore, this will expand the charging, energy storage, power distribution, voltage conversion, and other equipment applications and feature sets. Additionally, the growing demand for these vehicles in North America, Europe, and South Africa, together with the country's expanding vehicle production operations, will drive market expansion in the upcoming years.

Key drivers of the remote automotive exhaust sensing market

• The increasing growth of autonomous vehicles drives the remote automotive exhaust sensing market growth.

Regarding Sensors Over the next few years, it is expected that commercially accessible automobiles will become more autonomous due to stricter laws, safety tests (especially emergency braking assist), and increased public awareness of vehicle safety. For example, all cars in industrialized nations must have features like cruise control and lane-keep assistance, and blind-spot monitoring laws are mandatory, especially in Europe. 

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The global autonomous car market, valued at over 27 billion U.S. dollars in 2021, is expected to grow to nearly 62 billion U.S. dollars in 2026. However, technological challenges remain, with 73% of all cars in the UK expected to have some level of autonomy before fully autonomous vehicles enter the market. This is due to the lack of consistent 5G or high-speed internet, which is essential for communication and gathering information about driving conditions and traffic jams. Additionally, some vehicles require detailed maps for safe navigation. Public support is also crucial for autonomous vehicles to succeed. Over 40% of customers worldwide are willing to use fully autonomous or semi-autonomous cars, but concerns remain, with over half worried about safety and over 30% uncertain about the advanced technologies required for autonomous vehicles.

Source (https://www.statista.com/statistics/428692/projected-size-of-global-autonomous-vehicle-market-by-vehicle-type/) 

These cars need about two medium-range backward-facing radar sensors to enable blind spot detection and long-range radar sensors for features like adaptive cruise control. Moreover, functions like parking assistance require up to 12 ultrasonic sensors. Thus, as demand for autonomous driving features rises, so too will the need for high-precision sensors.

• Increasing demand for electric vehicles drives the remote automotive exhaust sensing market growth.

Fossil fuels are scarce and their consumption is endangering the environment. Vehicles that run on petrol or diesel emit toxic pollutants that have a long-term negative impact on public health. Compared to petrol or diesel vehicles, electric vehicles have substantially reduced emissions. Electric cars are convenient to drive and don't have gears. There are only three controls: steer, brake, and accelerate. Simply plug your car into a public or home charger when you need to charge it. Because they are silent as well, electric cars lessen the noise pollution that conventional cars cause. On a scale, sales of electric vehicles have risen during the last three years. 

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In 2020, the market for passenger cars fell by 14% overall, but EV sales rose 39% year over year to 3.1 million units. In many European countries, EV sales are predicted to rise by double digits in 2020. 

Source (https://www.iea.org/reports/global-ev-outlook-2021/trends-and-developments-in-electric-vehicle-markets) 

Stricter rules imposed by governments and other organizations to encourage zero-emission vehicles and reduce emissions have resulted in a large increase in sales. When it comes to electric automobiles, China leads the market. The number of electric vehicles sold in China is rising quickly. 

For example,
For one, Continental AG has unveiled a high-speed inductive e-motor Rotor Position Sensor (eRPS) that would detect the exact position of the rotor in a synchronous electric machine. This would help to increase efficiency and make for smoother operations. In 2022, Continental had already launched two sensors for EVs: the Current Sensor Module (CSM) and the Battery Impact Detection (BID) system. Both systems focus on protecting the battery and/or on battery parameter retention. In addition, Continental has also launched exhaust gas temperature sensors (EGT sensors) for the Volkswagen Group

Source (https://electrifynews.com/business/ev-sensor-market-continues-to-grow/)  

Furthermore, as the market for electric vehicles grows, automakers are putting up endless effort to produce the most efficient models, this drives the remote automotive exhaust sensing market growth.

Key restraints of the remote automotive exhaust sensing market 

• High costs and limitations under bad weather conditions hamper the remote automotive exhaust sensing market growth.

The remote automotive exhaust sensors have been unable to achieve the desired cost levels due to limited production numbers and limited signal bandwidths and measurement ranges. This makes it difficult to discriminate between signals like roadblocks and system noise, and tracking moving objects in less-than-ideal conditions like snow or rain. This could impede market expansion. Autonomous vehicles rely on various sensor technologies to perceive the environment and make logical decisions based on gathered information. However, challenges still exist that can impede vehicle sensors' operability and performance under realistic conditions. This paper addresses the effects of different weather conditions on vehicle perception systems, including RADAR, LiDAR, ultrasonic, camera, and GNS. A comprehensive overview of their physical fundamentals, electromagnetic spectrum, and principle of operation is used to quantify the effects of various weather conditions on the performance of selected vehicle sensors. This quantification will lead to advantages in the simulation world by creating more realistic scenarios and fusing responses from vehicle sensors in object identification models. It will also assist in selecting appropriate fading or attenuation models for X-in-the-loop experiments to test and validate remote automotive exhaust sensing perception of the surrounding environment under specific conditions.

How did COVID-19 impact the Remote Automotive Exhaust Sensing market?

Numerous car sensor companies have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic-induced lockdown and economic catastrophe. Throughout the year, several manufacturers of automotive sensors had severe resource constraints in the worldwide supply and logistics networks, which significantly harmed their companies. OEMs and parts suppliers have not yet reached full production capacity, except for a few Asian nations that have recovered from the pandemic. The majority of the world's supply chains experienced disruptions in Q1 2020, small and medium-sized enterprises experienced financial strain, and car sales decreased. The pandemic's effects have also resulted in a decline in demand for automotive sensor simulators, automotive sensor testers, and automotive sensor connectors. The decrease in output is an additional factor. 2.5 million passenger cars were taken out of the production schedules as a result of the closure of assembly plants in North America and Europe. In passenger cars, they are frequently utilized for things like fuel and tire pressure monitoring. As a result, lower output will directly result in a significant decline in sales and profitability in 2020 and will lower R&D spending by major market participants. All things considered, the automotive sector will face a decline in development funding in the next years and a poor uptake of these sensors shortly.

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