The automotive electronics market is being driven by several factors. A few would include increasing global competition, longer vehicle life (more upgrade possibilities), consumer and regulatory demands for more safety systems, the need for greater fuel efficiency, and growing demand for new in-vehicle entertainment devices. These trends all point toward increasing automotive electronics density and complexity, which lead to higher levels of components integration and more silicon content.
The total automotive electronics market should reach nearly $150 billion in five years time, assuming a growth rate of 10 percent on average per year. In contrast to the growth rate for worldwide vehicle production, which has been estimated at about 3 percent for the forecast period, the automotive electronics market is growing at a much faster pace, in terms of revenue. These elements drive increasing opportunities for automotive semiconductor suppliers with microcontroller and analog suppliers leading the way.
Automotive analog revenue is expected to grow 17 percent this year, outpacing the entire semiconductor industry growth estimated at 13 percent. Application specific automotive analog products constitute 25 to 30 percent of the typical automotive semiconductor bill of materials: they are the primary focus of this new study, “2006 Automotive Analog ICs”. The products are found in multiple systems - from the drivetrain to cockpit electronics. They function as the signal conditioning circuits used alongside the various microcontrollers and related sensors in most automotive subsystems.
This study provides readers with a detailed analysis of demand for automotive analog ICs by product type, region, and application area. Market share and supplier new product development is also included.
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Significant Findings
Automotive Electronics
Automotive Semiconductors
Automotive Analog
Short Term Outlook
Regional Forecast
Americas
Europe
Japan
Asia Pacific
Consumption Analysis
Automotive Electronics Revenue
Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue
Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue
Safety Systems
Drivetrain
Cockpit Electronics
Consumer Retail
Other
Supplier Market Share
STMicroelectronics
Infineon Technologies
NXP
Freescale Semiconductor
Robert Bosch
Methodology
Figure 1: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Share by Application Area (2006& 2011)
Figure 2: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Share by Product (2006 & 2011)
Figure 3: 2006 Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Share
Figure 4: Worldwide Automotive Analog Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Figure 5: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Share by Region (2006 & 2011)
Figure 6: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast
Figure 7: Americas Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast
Figure 8: Europe Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast
Figure 9: Japan Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast
Figure 10: Asia Pacific Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast
Figure 11: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Share by Application Area (2006& 2011)
Figure 12: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast
Figure 13: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Share by Application Area (2006 & 2011)
Figure 14: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 15: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Share by Application Area (2006 & 2011)
Figure 16: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast
Figure 17: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Safety Systems
Figure 18: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Safety Systems
Figure 19: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast by Safety Systems
Figure 20: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Drivetrain
Figure 21: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Drivetrain
Figure 22: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast by Drivetrain
Figure 23: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Cockpit Electronics
Figure 24: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Cockpit Electronics
Figure 25: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast by Cockpit Electronics
Figure 26: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Consumer Retail
Figure 27: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Consumer Retail
Figure 28: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast by Consumer Retail
Figure 29: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Other
Figure 30: 2004 and 2005 Worldwide Automotive Analog Market Share by Supplier
Table 1: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application Area
Table 2: Worldwide Vehicle Production Forecast
Table 3: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
Table 4: Worldwide Automotive Analog Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
Table 5: Worldwide Automotive Analog Market Forecast by Quarter
Table 6: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast by Region
Table 7: Worldwide Automotive Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application Area
Table 8: Worldwide Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Application Area
Table 9: Worldwide Automotive Analog Revenue Forecast by Application Area
Table 10: 2004 and 2005 Worldwide Automotive Analog Market Share by Supplier
Table 11: 2005 Americas Automotive Analog Market Share by Supplier
Table 12: European Automotive Analog Market Share by Supplier
Table 13: Japanese Automotive Analog Market Share by Supplier
Table 14: Asia Pacific Automotive Analog Market Share by Supplier
