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Published by: Frost & Sullivan
Published: Sep. 14, 2005 - 157 Pages
Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
1. Market Overview
1. Introduction
2. Key Research Findings
1.Pedestrian Safety Technology Evolution
2. Total market for Active Pedestrian Safety Systems and Forecast
3. Total market for Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems and Forecast
4. Pedestrian Safety Legislation and Euro NCAP
5. Competitive Scenario
6. Strategic Conclusion 2. Total European Market for Pedestrian Safety Systems
1. Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Product Map for Pedestrian Safety Systems
1. Active Pedestrian Safety Systems
2. Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems
3. Total Market Drivers and Restraints
1. Market Drivers
2. Market Restraints
4. Key Challenges
1. Key Industry Challenges for the Active Pedestrian Safety Systems
2. Key Industry Challenges for the Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems
5. Market Measurement and Forecast up to Year 2015
1. Total Market Penetration for Different Pedestrian Safety Systems
2. Market Breakdown by Vehicle Segment
3. Original Equipment Manufacturer Preferences
4. End-user Preferences
6. Legislative Trends
1. Introduction
2. Feedback from Vehicle Manufacturers and Suppliers
3. Impact on Vehicle Manufacturers and Suppliers
4. Euro NCAP Safety Rating
5. Comparison of European Pedestrian Protection Legislation
6. EU Level Projects
7. Technological Trends and Road Maps
1. Obstacle Detection
2. Deployment Mechanism 3. European Market for Active Pedestrian Safety Systems
1. Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Technology Evolution Analysis – Active Pedestrian Safety Systems
1. Principles for Active Pedestrian Safety Systems
2. Obstacle Sensing
3. Improving Driver’s Visibility
4. Driver Warning and Automation
3. Market Measurement and Forecast
1. Total Market Penetration for Active Pedestrian Safety Systems
2. Vehicle Segment Penetration Analysis for Driver Warning and Information Systems
3. Vehicle Segment Penetration Analysis for Automatic Systems
4. Strategic Analysis
1. Vehicle Manufacturer Opportunities and Threats
2. Suppliers Opportunities and Threats 4. European Market for Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems
1. Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Technology Evolution Analysis - Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems
1. Types of Pedestrian Safety Systems
2. Obstacle Detection and Classification
3. Deployment Solution
4. Energy Absorption Solution
5. Structural Solution
3.Market Measurement and Forecast
1. Total Market Penetration by Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems
2. Vehicle Segment Penetration Analysis for Structural Changes
3. Vehicle Segment Penetration Analysis for Reversible Deployment
4. Vehicle Segment Penetration Analysis for Non-reversible Deployment
4. Strategic Analysis
1. Vehicle Manufacturers Opportunities and Threats
2. Suppliers opportunities and Threats 5. Strategic Profiles of Market Participants
1. Vehicle Manufacturers
1. BMW
2. Daimlerchrysler – Mercedes Benz
3. Fiat
4. Ford
5. GM Europe
6. Honda
7. PSA Peugeot Citroen
8. Renault – Nissan
9. Toyota
10. Volkswagen Group
2. Suppliers
1. Autoliv
2. Faurecia
3.GE Plastics
4.MobilEye
5. Siemens VDO Automotive
6.TRW 6. Frost & Sullivan's 2005 Pedestrian Safety Systems Awards
1. Awards
1. Market Penetration Leadership Award for Pedestrian Safety Systems – 2005
2. Product Innovation Award in Pedestrian Safety Systems – 2005
3. 2005 Product Line Strategy Award
4. 2005 Technology Innovation Award
List of Figures
Chapter 1
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Comparison of European Pedestrian Protection Testing Requirements with Japanese and Testing Processor of Euro NCAP (Europe), 2005-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Supplier's Benchmark (Europe), 2005
Chapter 2
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Drivers Ranked in Order of Impact (Europe), 2001-2015
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Restraints Ranked in Order of Impact (Europe), 2001-2015
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Penetration (Europe), 2006-2015
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Breakdown by Vehicle Segments (Europe), 2006
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Breakdown by Vehicle Segments for Pedestrian Safety Systems (Europe), 2015
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: OEM's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Pedestrian Protection Legislation I and II Phases (Europe), 2005
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Euro NCAP Pedestrian Protection Testing Criteria (Europe), 2005
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Vehicles that Acquired 3 Star Euro NCAP Pedestrian Protection Test Rating (Europe), 2005
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Comparison of European Pedestrian Protection Testing Requirements with that in Japan and that of Euro NCAP (Japan, Europe), 2005
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Comparison of European Pedestrian Safety Legislation with Japanese, North American and Australian Legislation (Global), 2005-2015
- Total Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Comparative Study between CMOS and CCD (Europe), 2005
Chapter 3
- Active Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Penetration (Europe), 2006-2015
- Active Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Breakdown by Vehicle Segments for Driver Warning and Information Systems (Europe), 2006-2015
- Active Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Breakdown by Vehicle Segments for Automatic Systems (Europe), 2006-2015
Chapter 4
- Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Penetration (Europe), 2006-2015
- Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Breakdown by Vehicle Segments for Structural Solution (Europe), 2006-2015
- Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Breakdown by Vehicle Segments for Reversible Deployment Systems (Europe), 2006-2015
- Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Market Breakdown by Vehicle Segments for Non-reversible Deployment Systems (Europe), 2006-2015
Chapter 5
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: BMW's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Mercedes-Benz's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Fiat's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Ford's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Jaguar's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Volvo's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Honda's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Peugeot's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Citroen's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Renault's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Toyota's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Lexus' Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Volkswagen's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Audi's Preferences (Europe), 2006-2015
Chapter 6
- Pedestrian Safety Systems Market: Honda Vehicles' Euro NCAP performance (Europe), 2005
AbstractIncreasing Pedestrian Fatalities Hiking Demand for Pedestrian Safety Systems Pedestrian safety is a crucial issue to governments and vehicle manufacturers since the toll of pedestrian deaths mount every year. As vehicles grow in size and numbers, pedestrians are increasingly at risk, not only from rash driving but also from outside factors such as road infrastructure and traffic distribution. In Europe, during 2002, 4,458 pedestrians were killed in road accidents, which amount to 15 per cent of the total road fatalities. The safety of pedestrians can be ensured by improving vehicle designs and by installing pedestrian safety systems. Growing concerns for the safety of pedestrians is likely to create demand for these systems. This Frost & Sullivan research service provides an in-depth look into the European market for pedestrian safety systems. Divided into active and passive safety systems, this study delves into the technologies in each market segment. It also provides qualitative and quantitative forecast for non-deployment solutions, deployment solutions, driver warning and information systems and automatic systems. In addition, it includes penetration forecasts, drivers, restraints, industry challenges and strategic recommendations that are guaranteed to benefit both vehicle manufacturers and suppliers in this market. Euro NCAP Combined with Government Legislation Drives Demand for Pedestrian Safety Systems "The European new car assessment programme (Euro NCAP) introduced stringent pedestrian protection tests to drive installation of pedestrian safety systems in vehicles," notes the analyst of this study. "As a result, vehicle manufacturers are working on better solutions to meet the necessary criteria." The European Pedestrian Protection Legislation comprises tests divided into two phases. The first phase was implemented in October 2005 and the second phase of test is expected to come into effect from 2010. The latter phase of tests is anticipated to be a lot more challenging than the former. In addition, legislation demands that these systems have to be installed as a standard in all vehicles, thus driving up the number of pedestrian protection systems in use. Still under Development, Active and Passive Pedestrian Safety Systems are Likely to Demonstrate High Growth Rates Unlike passive occupant protection systems, pedestrian protection systems, both active and passive, are still being developed. However, growing concerns for pedestrian safety and government legislation is likely to keep demand steady for these systems. Automobile manufacturers are working on various pedestrian safety solutions such as introducing energy absorption front end, installing deployment solutions (airbags, deploying bonnets or bumpers) or going for more active safety solutions such as driver warning systems and automatic systems. "Vehicle manufacturers are likely to initiate their pedestrian-friendly vehicles and thereby, fan the growth potential of this market by introducing various structural changes to the front end of the vehicle," explains the analyst. "In the passive segment, developments in obstacle sensing and classification sensors are expected, whereas in the active segment, it translates to offering night vision systems, advanced headlamps, driver warning systems and automatic systems, steadily increasing the overall growth of this market."
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