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Automotive textiles: Preparing for total transformation

By November 1, 20192 Mins Read
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There is currently frenzied activity and investment taking place to commercialise self-driving cars, involving both the established automotive manufacturers and the technology giants of Silicon Valley.


It is noexaggeration to say that this could completely reshape the landscape of the global automotive industry once again – even after the massive shifts that have occurred since the beginning of the 21st century, including the move towards electric vehicles.


Under this challenging scenario, a new publication from Textile Media Services –Automotive Textiles: Preparing for total transformation(5th edition) –provides the latest analysis of the fast-altering global automotive textiles industry.


Featuring an overview of the automotive market and the wide-ranging use of textile materials in vehicles, this fully updated edition examines in detail the current structure of this industry, with profiles of more than 80 of the most influential Tier 1 and Tier 2 players, and explains where the growth will be in the next 25 years, and why.


Published in October 2019 and written by Adrian Wilson, this in-depthmarket report with 340 pages and more than130 tables:examines the global automotive industry;defines automotive fabrics and textiles;identifies key areas of application;profiles key producers and users of automotive textiles.


The report can be purchased from: Textile Media Services Ltd. Tel: +44 1603 308158. Email: info@textilemedia.com Web: www.textilemedia.com

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