Automotive Air Filters Market Size & Share, by Type (Air Intake Filters, Cabin Air Filters), Propulsion Type (Internal Combustion Engines, Electric), Vehicle Type (Passenger Cars, Light Commercial Vehicles, Heavy Commercial Vehicles) - Global Supply & Demand Analysis, Growth Forecasts, Statistics Report 2025-2037

Growth Drivers

• Rising Nitrogen Dioxide (NOx) Emission – It was found that in 2021, approximately 7.5 million tons of nitrogen oxide (NOx) were emitted in the United States. NOx on streets in urban areas with heavy traffic has been a trending topic for years. The oxides of nitrogen can worsen air pollution levels, especially in urban areas owing to heavy industrial and vehicular contributions. Hence, it is anticipated to surge the global automotive air filters market in the forecasted period.
• Rising Prevalence of Nasal or Sinus Congestion – It is stated that every year, nearly 1,800 people are diagnosed with paranasal sinus in the United States alone. Additionally, about 4 to 6 people diagnosed with nasal cavities are observed to be aged approximately 55. Breathing polluted air often leads to sinus congestion in human beings as well as pets. As a result, with the rising prevalence of sinus congestion amongst these living beings, and the need amongst these individuals who are driving vehicles to breathe purified air, is expected to drive the demand for automotive air filters.
• Increasing Production and Sales Volume of Passenger Cars - As of 2021, approximately 55 million passenger cars were manufactured globally. Additionally, approximately 3 million units of passenger cars were sold out solely in Japan, and the number reached around 3.5 million in India.
• Growing Need for Sports Air Filters – With the growing craze for motor racing globally, the need for automotive products that enhance the performance of the vehicles is also growing massively amongst the vehicle owners. For instance, it has been found that the best of the sport air filters are known to increase a vehicle's horsepower between 3-5 HP, and also increase the torque of the vehicle.
• Rising Concerns Associated with Poor Air Quality Index – Nearly 4 death occurs from fossil fuel air pollution every day while about 7 million people die annually across the globe.  

Challenges

• High Cost of Research & Development
• Air filters are expensive since they combine expensive materials for better performance. These materials are installed to grab tiny smoke and dirt particles, to keep the engine in tip-top condition. Hence, the manufacturing cost of automotive air filters is spurred.
• Stringent Norms for Product Performance
• Low Awareness About the Benefits of Air Filters