According to our new research study on “The global Automotive Bushing Technologies Market to 2025 by Type (Damper Bushings, Bump stops, Top Mounts, Suspension Arm Bushings, Subframe Bushings and PT Mounts); Suspension Type (McPherson, Double Wishbone, Multilink and CTBA); and Vehicle Segment (A/B, C, D, E, F and SUV (A, B, C, and D), and MPV & PT) – Global Analysis and Forecast”
Automotive Bushing Technologies Market to 2025 – Global Analysis and Forecast by Type, Suspension Type and Vehicle Type. Automotive Bushing Technologies market is expected to grow to US$ 9.95 billion by 2025 from US$ 7.56 billion in 2017. It is believed that there are more than a billion cars are on road worldwide. Also, people have been keen on keeping cars for longer times with them than ever before and therefore, the expenditures on the aesthetics and design of cars is expected to be more than ever before. Previously, automotive bushings were considered to be the most overlooked suspension components in the passenger cars. However, with gaining importance for fuel efficiencies while driving and surging demands for smoother rides have translated into healthy growth for bushing products in the passenger cars. Bushings being used as products that are used to isolate the vibrations and noises and reduce the energy being transmitted to the vehicle occupants by damping them have gained significant importance in the modern times.
The car manufacturers today are concerned with meeting the Noise Vibration Harshness (NVH) standards as every moving part of the vehicle produces some sort of noise. Therefore, a vehicle comes with a number of bushings fitted at places which are sources of nose generations while on the move.
Majority of these bushings are fitted near or around the suspension systems of the vehicle. Depending upon various parameters different types of bushings are sold in the market. The critical parameters for identifying the appropriate bushing include cost of the bushing, durability & lifespan of the bushing, feel performance to the vehicle occupant on the road, performance of the bushing, NVH rating and installation & maintenance complexities.
Developed road infrastructures enable for smoother rides however, a rocky road causes numerous movements between the metal components. A need for smoother rides on the roads thus creates demands for products that help in isolation of the noises and vibrations caused by the metal components. Automotive bushings drastically reduce the transfer of vibration and noise to the passengers of the car as they dampen and absorb this energy. Bushing manufacturers are presented with certain Noise Vibration Harshness standards to meet and thus enable a pleasant and smoother ride for the car occupants.
The bushings are used for every application where two components are mounted against each other and vibration arises. Some of the bushings used in the passenger cars include alternator bushings, control arm bushings, shock absorber bushings, sway bar link bushings, transmission bushings, motor mounts and sub frame mounts. Typically, rubber bushings are being widely used by automakers across the globe for damping the nose and vibrations however, the discovery of polyurethane bushings and its effectiveness in cars where cost and installations are a concern have helped in the rapid proliferation of these types of bushings. Furthermore, the bushings are also classified on the basis of design and material. Depending upon the requirement of smoothness of ride, cost effectiveness, ease of installation different types of bushings are being used.
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Even when the suspension systems form one of the most crucial components inside a vehicle for a smoother and enjoyable ride in a car, they haven’t been too popular and publicized components since earlier times. Automakers have been putting in continuous efforts and capitals in refining the designs of suspension systems. Automakers today are looking for a perfect tradeoff for the vehicle suspension system that offers a smooth an enjoyable ride as well as a race-worthy handling to the driver of the car. Some of the recent innovations such as magnetic dampers, active curve tilting and hydraulic roll control in the field of suspension systems would influence the bushing market over the next few years.
Magnetic dampers operate by varying electric current through a ferrous fluid that enable adjustments of their stiffness in response to driving conditions. General Motors has been at the forefront in bringing up this technology into market. The third-generation magnetic ride control by GM has witnessed improvements in the prior designs by integration of a second wire by which the fluid can be actively switched from form to compliant. This technology helps in overcoming a flaw where there was a lag as particles returned to their relaxed states naturally. With magnetic dampers integrations, cars can adjust for each inch of the road even at high speeds.
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