Automotive Active Health Monitoring System Market size was USD 4.9 billion in 2024 and is estimated to reach USD 141.3 billion by the end of 2037, expanding at a CAGR of 29.5% during the forecast period, i.e., 2025-2037. In 2025, the industry size of automotive active health monitoring systems will be valued at around USD 6.3 billion.
The automotive active health monitoring system market is expanding primarily due to the growing emphasis on lowering traffic accidents, legal requirements, and the desire for a more customized driving experience. According to a 2023 report by the World Health Organization (WHO), an estimated 1.19 million people die in traffic accidents yearly. Despite owning over 60% of the world's automobiles, low and middle-income nations account for 92% of all traffic deaths worldwide. Therefore, automotive active health monitoring systems are becoming key features in new vehicles, ensuring that drivers are assisted and monitored by technology. As automation is arising in modern cars, the role of these systems has become crucial in reducing the gap between manual and autonomous driving.
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2024 |
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2025-2037 |
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29.5% |
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USD 4.9 billion |
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Forecast Year Market Size (2037) |
USD 141.3 billion |
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Vehicle Type (Passenger Vehicle, Commercial Vehicle)
Passenger vehicle segment is set to capture over 53.1% automotive active health monitoring system market share by 2037. The segment is growing owing to the integration of passenger cars with automotive active health monitoring systems, which are beneficial for preventing traffic fatalities and collisions. Currently, the majority of manufacturers are focusing only on passenger cars. Among the top automakers that have used active health monitoring systems are Volvo, Audi, BMW, Ford, Volkswagen, and Mercedes; these companies primarily produce passenger cars. For instance, in February 2024, Volvo Cars' industry-first connected safety technology, which debuted in 2016, uses real-time data from the company's cloud. It enables Volvo vehicles to interact with one another and notify drivers of surrounding slippery road conditions and risks. Similarly, drivers can now be notified of impending accidents at any time of day.
Location (Dashboard, Car Seat)
The dashboard segment in automotive active health monitoring system market is expected to garner a notable share in the forecast period. The segment growth can be attributed to the use of AI and machine learning for face detection, gesture recognition, fatigue, and driver distraction to reduce accidents. Autonomous automobile technology uses these sophisticated technologies to detect the driver's emotions and other emotions, which helps it change the driving mode to the safe mode if the driver is not in a healthy driving condition. Major companies are integrating advanced technologies which is escalating the demand for this segment. For instance, in September 2023, Honda Cars India Ltd. (HCIL), a leading luxury car manufacturer in India, introduced a slew of new features, including a personalized dynamic dashboard with a shortcut widget on the screen, digitalized pick-up and drop-off service, additional reward points on Fuel Pay through the HPCL network, buy and sell pre-owned cars, and the integration of accessories - TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System) and DVR (Drive View Recorder) in the Honda Connect application for an improved connected experience for the user.
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Europe Market Statistics
In automotive active health monitoring system market, Europe region is expected to capture over 44.7% revenue share by 2037. The market in the region is poised for growth, largely driven by the presence of numerous automotive companies. This concentration of manufacturers is mainly focused on incorporating advanced safety features and driver-assistance systems into their vehicles. Furthermore, these automakers focus on research and development (R&D) to improve in-car health monitoring systems. Moreover, the government introduced new regulations regarding general vehicle safety that were applied to all new motor vehicles sold in the EU on 7 July 2024. These rules, which have been in effect for new vehicle types since July 2022, aim to enhance road safety by incorporating advanced driver assistance systems in all new vehicles.
In the UK, the need for automotive active health monitoring system market is fueled by growing consumer and fleet operator awareness of the significance of road safety. Prominent players such as JLR, are driving awareness initiatives for these systems. According to a JLR survey, 41% of drivers in the UK are unsure of how their ADAS, such as automated braking, operate and are unable to discover the ADAS sensors on their vehicle. Therefore, to raise awareness, JLR has been collaborating with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), which has updated its driver guides and other publications with details regarding ADAS systems and is releasing public guidelines.
There is a surge in demand for dual-channel dashboard cameras in Germany to record front and rear footage. Dashboard cameras transmit remote diagnostic data to operators and are integrated with car telematics systems. This makes virtual training, driver health state monitoring, accident avoidance and monitoring, effective fleet management, and work-hour computations possible. Businesses are introducing sophisticated dashcams to improve vehicle safety by utilizing AI and IoT technology.
APAC Market Analysis
Asia Pacific automotive active health monitoring system market for automotive active health monitoring systems will garner a substantial share during the projected period. The market is growing in the region owing to the automotive industry's rapid adoption of cutting-edge electronic components. Furthermore, the region's need for active health monitoring systems is fueled by the sharp rise in demand for cutting-edge safety measures due to increasing accidents. The government has also required that health monitoring devices be incorporated into new cars to improve driver safety and lower fatalities and property damage due to traffic accidents.
In India, there is now more focus on implementing ADAS features such as driver tracking due to rising road safety awareness and the number of traffic incidents. The National Crime Records Bureau of India reports that over 155,600 people died on Indian roads in 2021. Therefore, Indian automakers and passengers are looking for and incorporating ADAS technology, such as adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and automated emergency braking, among others, to improve vehicle safety. Also, the demand for luxury and high-end cars with cutting-edge safety and convenience features is rising as people's purchasing power increases.
Additionally, there is a significant need for automotive active health monitoring system market in South Korea and Japan. The governments of these nations have made the installation of health monitoring systems mandatory to increase driver safety and reduce the number of fatalities and property damage brought on by traffic accidents.
Since the automotive active health monitoring system market is still in its infancy, there are several chances for industry players to innovate and create compelling vehicle health monitoring technology. Consequently, they are investing much in research and development. Leading companies are concentrating on technology advancements, mergers, and acquisitions.
Author Credits: Saima Khursheed
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