Automotive LIDAR Sensors Market Size, Share, Growth Analysis, By Application(Semi-Autonomous Vehicle, Autonomous Vehicles), By Technology(Mechanical LiDAR, Solid-state LiDAR), By Range(Short- & Mid-range, Long-range), By Vehicle(Time of Flight and Frequency-Modulated-Continuous-Wave (FMCW)), By Type(Internal Combustion Engine (ICE), Electric & Hybrid), By Region - Industry Forecast 2024-2031

Drivers

Rising Demand for Luxury Cars

• As economies improve, people's lifestyles change drastically on a global scale. Take note of the shifts in the economy, particularly in developing nations like China, India, and Brazil. Increased global sales of passenger automobiles overall, particularly luxury vehicles, suggests that living and economic conditions have improved. A lot of families relocate to areas with higher incomes. Global sales of luxury cars have benefited from this.

Increased Mobility Services

• Increasing use of carpooling, ridesharing, and autonomous mobility is fueling the demand for LiDAR sensors. These projects rely on precision detection technology to ensure passenger safety and optimize vehicle performance, increasing the use of LiDAR sensors. Continuous advances in LiDAR sensor technology, such as increased range, higher resolution, and reduced cost, make LiDAR more attractive for automotive applications. New features of solid-state LiDAR and MEMS-based sensors internally contribute to the growth of the market.

Restraints

Lack of Standardization for LiDAR

• Lidar sensors are gaining acceptance in the automotive industry as a means of obtaining accurate spatial information about shape and surface properties for the development of autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles. The market offers new opportunities, but shape must be consumed overcome certain types and performance considerations to obtain the best results from lidar systems. These systems emit bright light, usually in the form of ultraviolet (UV) light or near-infrared (NIR), to detect light damage. These tiny roots are impervious to clouds, rain, snow or fog. Thus, when a lidar system is installed, weather must be considered before commercialization.

Increased Cost

• Lidar sensors are currently more expensive than other sensor technologies such as radar cameras, which may hinder their widespread adoption, and efforts to reduce costs are necessary for LiDAR sensors to develop expensive for in-vehicle applications, especially in mass-market vehicles.