The automotive processor market generated $20 billion in revenues last year with $7.8 billion from APUs (Application Processing Units) and FPGAs, and$12.2 billion from MCUs, according to Yole Group.
APU and FPGA processors were divided between ADAS with $4.1 billion, and cockpit applications with $3.7 billion.
ADAS and active safety applications are projected to grow robustly, while infotainment and telematics applications are expected to grow at a CAGR of 8% to $5.9 billion by 2029.
The market for ADAS sensing, including imaging processors for front-facing cameras, radar APUs, and LiDAR processors is expected, at a 7% CAGR23-29.
Central computing within vehicles is projected to experience a surge with a 36% CAGR23-29, propelled by the increasing integration of ADAS domain controllers.
Additionally, in-cabin sensing technologies, focused on monitoring driver and occupant behavior, are set to grow rapidly, reflecting a shift toward enhanced in-vehicle safety and user experience.
“In the infotainment and telematics segment, the primary in-vehicle infotainment unit is projected to grow steadily, with telematic processors expected to see substantial growth, particularly with the rollout of 5G technology,” says Yole’s Adrien Sanchez, “this points to a future where connected and intelligent vehicles become increasingly commonplace, driven by the continuous evolution of automotive processor technologies.”
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