Automotive Acoustic Materials Market, Segmentation by Material Type

The Automotive Acoustic Materials Market has been segmented by Material Type into Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Fiberglass, Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Polyurethane (PU) Foam, Polypropylene, and Textiles

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene is a popular acoustic material in the automotive industry, valued for its robust mechanical strength and sound-dampening abilities. Often used in dashboards and interior trims, ABS accounts for 18–22% of the market. Its lightweight structure and cost-efficiency make it a reliable choice for automakers.

Fiberglass
Fiberglass is a high-performance material known for its thermal resistance and outstanding sound absorption. It is commonly applied in engine bays and vehicle underbodies. Representing about 15–18% of the market, its durability and acoustic efficiency make it a go-to material for noise control.

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Polyvinyl Chloride offers excellent noise insulation and flexibility, making it a standard material for floor mats, gaskets, and seals. With a market presence of 12–15%, PVC stands out for its chemical resistance and affordability in noise-reduction applications.

Polyurethane (PU) Foam
Polyurethane Foam dominates the acoustic materials market in the automotive sector, holding a 25–30% share. Its ultra-lightweight nature combined with superior acoustic absorption makes it ideal for applications like seat cushions, carpets, and headliners.

Polypropylene
Polypropylene is an eco-friendly and low-density material gaining traction in automotive acoustic design. Primarily used in underbody shields and wheel housings, it captures around 10–12% of the market thanks to its noise insulation properties and recyclability.

Textiles
Automotive-grade textiles, including nonwoven and laminated fabrics, are widely used for interior noise control. With a market share of 8–10%, textiles provide effective acoustic management in components such as trunk liners, door panels, and cabin linings.

Automotive Acoustic Materials Market, Segmentation by Components

The Automotive Acoustic Materials Market has been segmented by Components into Hood Liner/Bonnet Liner, Engine Top Cover, Fender Insulator, Door Trims, Headliners, Floor Insulator, Wheel Arch Liner, Trunk Trim, Inner Dash, Outer Dash, Parcel Tray, Cabin Rear Trim, and Engine Encapsulation.

Hood Liner/Bonnet Liner
These liners are critical in reducing engine noise before it escapes the vehicle. They are commonly made from fiberglass or foam and contribute to about 10–12% of the total acoustic components market due to their high thermal and acoustic insulation properties.

Engine Top Cover
The engine top cover not only protects engine components but also acts as a noise dampener. It accounts for approximately 8–10% of the market, with a strong focus on materials that withstand heat and vibration.

Fender Insulator
Fender insulators help block noise from road debris and tires. Covering around 6–8% of the market, they are vital for minimizing noise intrusion into the cabin from the vehicle’s exterior.

Door Trims
Door trims incorporate acoustic barriers and absorbers to block external noise and improve in-cabin comfort. They represent a major segment, contributing about 12–14% to the market.

Headliners
Positioned on the vehicle roof interior, headliners play a major role in sound absorption. They make up about 10–12% of the acoustic materials market, especially in luxury and mid-segment vehicles.

Floor Insulator
Floor insulators are used beneath carpets to block tire and road noise. They hold a significant share due to their effectiveness in vibration damping and thermal insulation.

Wheel Arch Liner
These liners reduce noise from the wheels and road contact. With a share of around 7–9%, they are made from durable, impact-resistant materials to ensure long-term performance.

Trunk Trim
Trunk trims help contain noise from cargo movement and rear suspension. Representing approximately 6–8% of the segment, they improve both acoustic comfort and aesthetic appeal.

Inner Dash
Located behind the dashboard, inner dash insulation reduces engine bay noise. It accounts for around 8–10% of the market due to its strategic location and role in soundproofing.

Outer Dash
This component provides an additional barrier between the engine and cabin. It offers thermal shielding and contributes to 6–8% of total acoustic component applications.

Parcel Tray
Typically placed behind rear seats, parcel trays minimize vibrational noise and enhance rear cabin acoustics. They hold around 5–7% of the market share.

Cabin Rear Trim
This trim targets noise reduction in the rear passenger area, especially from road surfaces. It constitutes roughly 5–6% of the overall market.

Engine Encapsulation
Engine encapsulation systems reduce noise at source and improve thermal efficiency. They are an emerging segment with a growing share, currently at about 7–9%.

Automotive Acoustic Materials Market, Segmentation by Electric Vehicle Type

The Automotive Acoustic Materials Market has been segmented by Electric Vehicle Type into BEV, HEV, and PHEV.

Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)
BEVs generate significantly less mechanical noise, making the role of acoustic materials even more important to manage road and aeroacoustic noise. This segment holds the largest share of around 45–50% due to the rapid adoption of fully electric vehicles globally.

Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV)
HEVs combine internal combustion engines with electric motors, requiring complex acoustic insulation for both power sources. Accounting for about 30–35% of the market, they use advanced materials to handle engine vibrations and electromagnetic sounds.

Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)
PHEVs demand optimized noise control across electric and combustion modes. They represent roughly 15–20% of the market and emphasize thermal management and acoustic absorption for a smoother cabin experience during transitions.

Automotive Acoustic Materials Market, Segmentation by Vehicle Type

The Automotive Acoustic Materials Market has been segmented by Vehicle Type into Passenger Cars, LCV, and HCV.

Passenger Cars
Passenger cars are the largest consumers of acoustic materials, driven by the growing demand for cabin comfort and premium features. This segment accounts for approximately 65–70% of the market, with high usage of sound-absorbing components across interiors.

Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV)
LCVs utilize acoustic materials to improve driver comfort and reduce engine and road noise, especially in long-haul operations. Representing around 15–20% of the market, these vehicles prioritize cost-effective insulation solutions.

Heavy Commercial Vehicles (HCV)
HCVs focus on reducing engine rumble and external vibrations to enhance driver safety and reduce fatigue. This segment holds a share of roughly 10–15%, with emphasis on durable and high-performance acoustic materials.

Automotive Acoustic Materials Market, Segmentation by Application

The Automotive Acoustic Materials Market has been segmented by Application into Underbody & Engine Bay Acoustics, Interior Cabin Acoustics, Exterior Acoustics, and Trunk Panel Acoustics.

Underbody & Engine Bay Acoustics
This application area focuses on minimizing engine noise, vibrations, and road-induced sounds. It accounts for approximately 35–40% of the market due to the critical need for thermal insulation and noise control near the powertrain and underbody components.

Interior Cabin Acoustics
Interior cabin acoustics aim to enhance passenger comfort by reducing airborne noise and vibrations inside the vehicle. This is the second-largest segment, holding around 30–35% of the market, with high demand for headliners, door panels, and floor insulation.

Exterior Acoustics
Exterior acoustic solutions are designed to mitigate aerodynamic noise and comply with regulatory noise limits. This segment contributes about 15–20% to the market, often involving wheel arch liners and fender insulators.

Trunk Panel Acoustics
Trunk panel acoustics reduce vibrations and cargo noise to maintain a quieter cabin. Representing roughly 8–10% of the market, this segment uses specialized insulation materials to enhance rear cabin sound quality.

Automotive Acoustic Materials Market, Segmentation by Geography

In this report, the Automotive Acoustic Materials Market has been segmented by Geography into five regions; North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa and Latin America.

Automotive Acoustic Materials Market Share (%), by Geographical Region

North America
North America holds a significant share of the market, around 20–25%, driven by the presence of major automotive OEMs and increasing demand for premium vehicles with enhanced acoustic comfort.

Europe
Europe accounts for approximately 25–30% of the market due to strict noise regulations and high adoption of electric vehicles. The region emphasizes sustainable and lightweight acoustic materials across automotive platforms.

Asia Pacific
Asia Pacific leads the market with a share of around 35–40%, fueled by rapid vehicle production, urbanization, and rising consumer preference for quieter cabins in countries like China, India, and Japan.

Middle East and Africa
This region holds a smaller yet growing share of 5–7%, with demand driven by commercial vehicle expansion and a rising focus on vehicle comfort in harsh environments.

Latin America
Latin America contributes roughly 5–8% to the market, supported by the gradual growth of the automotive manufacturing sector and increasing use of sound-dampening components in mid-range vehicles.