Research and Markets: European Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Sales Forecast Provides Current Market and Sales Analysis for ADAS Systems in Europe Through to 2014

DUBLIN--November 18, 2011: Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "European Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Sales Forecast" report to their offering.

“European Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Sales Forecast”

ADAS features for vehicles in Western Europe are starting to migrate towards the mass market with the introduction of lower-cost systems and the integration of multiple features using a single hardware platform. The next five years should see roll-out into production and rapid growth for many technologies that were classified as experimental just a few years ago.

This spreadsheet provides the 5-year sales forecasts for the selected technologies. There is an individual sheet to provide more detail for each type of system that includes sales volume forecasts by market segment and a breakdown of the 2009 market share by system supplier and vehicle segment.

The forecasts are broken down by vehicle segment and into the following specific applications: Adaptive Cruise Control, Collision Warning/Avoidance, Intelligent Speed Adaption, Traffic Sign Recognition, Lane Departure Warning, Blind Spot Monitoring, Night Vision and Driver Monitoring.

These forecasts answer the following questions:

• When will sales of each ADAS technology start to take off?
• Are any of the current emerging ADAS applications likely to fail in the market?
• Which vehicle segments will see most (and least) ADAS growth over the next 5 years?
• Who are the main suppliers of each of the systems?

Key Topics Covered:

• Chart 1 - ADAS overall volume summary 2008 - 2014
• Chart 2 - ADAS overall value summary 2008 - 2014
• Chart 3 - Market penetration by system type
• Chart 4 - Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
• Chart 5 - Collision Warning and/or Avoidance (CWA)
• Chart 6 - Pedestrian Detection (PD)
• Chart 7 - Intelligent Speed Adaption (ISA)
• Chart 8 - Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)
• Chart 9 - Lane Departure Warning and/or Keeping (LDW)
• Chart 10 - Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM)
• Chart 11 - Night Vision (NV)
• Chart 12 - Driver Monitoring (DM)
• Chart 13 - 2009 Vehicle Market Segment Sizes

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