Automotive Shielding Market Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Global Industry Analysis: By Material Type (Metallic Shield, Non-Metallic Shield), By Shielding Type (Heat Shielding, EMI Shielding), By Vehicle Type (Passenger Vehicles, Commercial Vehicles), By EV Type (BEV, PHEV, HEV, FCEV), By Heat Application (Turbocharger, Engine Compartment, Exhaust System), By EMI Application (Infotainment, Electric Motor, ECM, ACC, FCW, LDW, IPA), and Region Forecast 2020-2031

Automotive Shielding Market size was valued at US$ 24,925 million in 2024 and is expected to reach US$ 33,920 million by 2031, growing at a significant CAGR of 4.5% from 2025-2031. Automotive shielding is described as a protective layer fitted over vehicle components to protect them from heat emitted during vehicle operations or electromagnetic dispersions from electrical components and gadgets included in the cars. By isolating the dangerous components to one section, this shielding protects other parts and equipment in the vehicle from being harmed.An increase in demand for electric cars and consumer mass adoption of electric vehicles, as well as strategic activities by numerous major companies and government initiatives to enhance the sale of electric vehicles, are projected to drive demand for automotive EMI shielding throughout the forecast period. As a result, the worldwide automotive EMI shielding market is expected to grow. Demand for automobiles and vehicle manufacture by various important stakeholders is expanding globally. Additionally, vehicle automation has considerably increased the number of electronic bill presentment and payment equipment installed in cars, which improves electromagnetic emission or interface. As a result, the automotive EMI shielding industry is rapidly developing in order to ensure that all devices function effectively without interfering with the operation of other components installed within the vehicle.

Conductive rubber is widely used as a material to reduce electromagnetic emissions from automobile electrical systems. As a result of its popularity and cost-effectiveness, the conductive rubber sector is expected to occupy a significant proportion of the EMI shielding market. When shielding is done at the PCB level, the efficacy of shielding is significantly higher, allowing all components to work without interference with any neighboring components. This, in turn, boosts the global automotive EMI shielding market. Several electronic systems, such as power modules, adaptive cruise control, collision avoidance systems, and heads up displays, are incorporated in car interiors. As a result, the market's interior and safety system sector is expected to grow throughout the projected period.

Key Developments:

• In Nov 2020, AMAC GmbH has announced a collaboration with FibreCoat to introduce Alucoat as an electromagnetic interference shielding material in self-driving automobiles.