With estimated net revenues of USD 119.6bn in 2017, Brazil’s chemical sector was the eighth largest in the world and the leader in Latin America. Compared to 2016, the industry’s turnover rose by 9.5% y/y, as the uptick in economic activity propelled the domestic demand for chemicals from the main industrial consumers – the agriculture, automotive and durable goods sectors. However, the country remains highly dependent on imports of chemical products, as local production is not able to entirely meet domestic demand. Since 1991, the trade deficit in chemicals has increased nearly 15 times, reaching USD 23.4bn in 2017. A major factor for this negative development can be attributed to poor investment in R&D and modernisation of production capacity that has led to a steady loss of competitiveness of domestic chemical products. The 2015-2016 economic recession unleashed a restructuring

IoV is a vehicle-connected network based on vehicular information system. It refers to the network of embedded computing cars and other transport devices that are interrelated distinctively in the existing internet infrastructure. It is a networked connection of vehicles, infrastructure, and other devices. Market trends, future estimations, and a thorough study of the Internet of vehicles market based on components, communication types, network, and country are included in this report. The emergence of IoV technology has addressed the need for an enhanced vehicle experience and safe roads. The Internet of vehicles market size is cumulative of software, hardware, and services. The report provides a complete view of the IoV market globally.

At the first level, based on vehicle type, the market has been segmented into conventional cars and green vehicles. Conventional Cars: This segment includes Internal Combustion Engines (ICE) vehicles. Green Vehicles: This segment includes vehicles such as battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles. At the second level, based on system type, the market has been segmented into passive spoilers and active spoilers

Metal processing is an important supplier for the rapidly growing Indian economy. Sectors such as construction, infrastructure, electricity generation, automotive manufacturing and ICT all benefit from cheap domestic metal and metal products production. Metal products accounted for around 2% of national gross value added (GVA) in FY2017, 9.3% of total exports and 11% of imports.

With estimated net revenues of USD 119.6bn in 2017, Brazil’s chemical sector was the eighth largest in the world and the leader in Latin America. Compared to 2016, the industry’s turnover rose by 9.5% y/y, as the uptick in economic activity propelled the domestic demand for chemicals from the main industrial consumers – the agriculture, automotive and durable goods sectors. However, the country remains highly dependent on imports of chemical products, as local production is not able to entirely meet domestic demand. Since 1991, the trade deficit in chemicals has increased nearly 15 times, reaching USD 23.4bn in 2017. A major factor for this negative development can be attributed to poor investment in R&D and modernisation of production capacity that has led to a steady loss of competitiveness of domestic chemical products.

Automotive filters are fibrous components that obstruct or block the entry of solid particles in the vehicle engine. External dust particles such as pollen, dust, bacteria and other unwanted dust particles are filtered with the help of these filters. In addition, the filters also keep away bad odor and contaminations from the carburetor and engine. The newly introduced filter media technology enhances the filter with a three-layered filter for a higher efficiency.

The report studies the global automotive artificial intelligence market that focuses on various technologies such as machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision. The report includes a micro-level study of different regions adopting automotive artificial intelligence for various applications. In addition, it discusses the potential opportunities for market players to enter the market. Moreover, it provides an in-depth market analysis of automotive artificial intelligence, outlining current trends, key driving factors, and potential areas for product investments.

The scope of the report discusses the potential opportunities for the market players to enter the global automotive biometric market. This report also provides an in-depth analysis of the market, outlining current trends, key driving factors, and key area of investment. The report includes Porter’s Five Forces analysis to understand the competitive scenario of the industry along with the role of each stakeholder. The report features the strategies adopted by key market players to maintain their foothold in the market. Furthermore, the report highlights the competitive landscape of key market players to increase their market share and sustain the intense competition in the industry.

Thermal interface market has been segmented based on products, applications and regions. Key products include tapes and films, elastomeric pads, greases and adhesives, phase change materials, metal based TIMs. These types of products are available in the form of tapes, conductive acrylic interface pad, conductive greases, cooling filter agglomerates, release coating. Key application segments include, telecom, computer, medical devices, industrial machinery, consumer durables and automotive applications.

Indonesia is the largest automotive market in the ASEAN region and the second largest motor vehicle manufacturer, after Thailand. In 2017, Indonesia’s automotive sector contributed about 2% to the country’s GDP and accounted for 4.2% of the total exports. The relatively poor motorisation rate, low labour costs and increasing middle class are the main drivers for expansion of the sector. Motorcycles and scooters are the most popular means of transport because of their cheaper price and lower maintenance costs. Their share in the overall vehicle output stood at 84% and made up 85% of all vehicle sales in 2017. Indonesia is self-sufficient in terms of motor vehicles – production volumes exceeded domestic sales by around half a million units in 2017. The main export markets are the neighbouring ASEAN countries.