An auto dimming mirror reduces or eliminates brightness created by a tailing vehicle’s headlights, enhancing drivers’ sight and ability to drive safely. These mirrors are fitted with sensors that detect light from tailing vehicles’ headlights and, using a technique known as electrochromic, eliminate glare by darkening the mirrors. These mirrors have a variety of sophisticated sensors as well as electrochromic material, which absorbs and reflects light differently when an electric voltage is applied to it. These sensors look for a brighter source of light at night or in poor lighting. When they detect a change in the intensity of the light, they create an electric charge using a low voltage power supply located inside the mirror.
According to SPER Market Research, ‘Auto Dimming Mirror Market Size- By Vehicle Type, By Fuel Type, By Application- Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ states that the Global Auto Dimming Mirror Market is estimated to reach USD 3.07 billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 5.31%.
The need for auto dimming mirrors is driven by the desire to improve driver safety by minimizing glare from headlights, which improves vision and lowers the danger of an accident. As customers become more conscious of the importance of car safety features, they want more advanced safety technology, such as auto dimming mirrors. Continuous advances in electrochromic technology, mirror production techniques, and sensor integration have increased the performance and dependability of auto dimming mirrors. Rising worries about the increasing number of deaths and injuries caused by accidents have raised awareness of car safety technologies and features. This motivates industry leaders to create cutting-edge designs for commercial and private automobiles, complete with enhanced safety features and gadgets. Furthermore, governments throughout the world are launching measures to raise awareness about safe driving, which in turn promotes the industry.
Auto dimming mirrors are often more expensive than traditional mirrors, owing to the use of electrochromic technology and sensors. The greater cost of auto dimming mirrors may provide a hurdle for price-sensitive consumers and manufacturers looking to maintain car pricing competitive. When functions like as blind spot recognition, lightning aid, parking help, and Homelink are added to an auto-dimming mirror, the device’s cost rises since more sensors and display systems are required to offer these services. Installing a connected auto-dimming mirror oneself is difficult since it requires complex technical system connections. The outside rearview mirrors are more prone to damage from accidents than the interior RVM. Furthermore, auto-dimming mirrors have fewer options for repair and maintenance, limiting market expansion.
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The coronavirus pandemic had an immediate and significant impact on the worldwide automobile sector. Symptoms include a disruption in Chinese components exports, large-scale production outages across Europe, and the shutdown of assembly factories in the United States. It is putting further strain on an industry that is already dealing with a drop in worldwide demand, significantly harming the global auto-dimming mirror market. Furthermore, transportation constraints and supply chain delays have created a logistical nightmare for market participants, resulting in significant automotive product shortages worldwide.
North America holds the highest share of Auto Dimming Market. Some of the key market players are Honda Lock, Flabeg, Gentex Corporation, Ficosa, Konview, Magna, Murakami Corporation.
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