Strategic Analysis of the North American Automotive Interior Systems and Modules Markets

Table of Contents

• 1. Executive Summary
  • 1. Executive Summary
    • 1. Executive Summary
• 2. Total Market for Interior Systems and Modules
  • 1. Market Overview and Definitions
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Definitions of Interior Systems and Modules
    • 3. Market Engineering Measurements
  • 2. Market Drivers and Restraints
    • 1. Market Drivers
      • a. Economic Factors -- Investment Reduction/ Redirection, Cost Reduction, Resource Redirection
      • b. Technological Factors -- Increasing Functionality and Advanced Features Drive System Integration and Complexity, Which in Turn Drives Modularization
      • c. Manufacturing Logistics -- Reduction in Parts Count, Storage Space, and Assembly Time; Facilitates Standardization, Just-in-Time Delivery, and Lean Production
      • d. Supply Chain Logistics -- Smaller Supplier Base Simplifies Program/ Project Management
      • e. Other Factors -- Enables Focus on Core Competencies, Faster Product Development, Build-to-Order
    • 2. Market Restraints
      • a. Economic Factors -- Higher Overhead Costs, Investment, and Risk for Tier 1s, Low Cost- Benefit Realization by Automakers
      • b. Technological Factors -- Strict Requirements Matching, Automakers Fear Loosing Technological Know-How
      • c. Regulatory Factors and Organizational Factors -- Union Resistance at Automakers, Automakers Organizational Structures
      • d. Pricing Factors -- Suppliers Want Greater Margins for Integration Work, Automakers Want Transparency in Pricing
      • e. Sourcing Factors -- Tier 2 Selection and Control Still Held By Automakers, Suppliers Want Overall Responsibility
  • 3. Market Measurements
    • 1. Total Market Revenue Forecasts by Segment
    • 2. Penetration Forecasts by Product Segment
    • 3. Total Market Penetration by Vehicle and Product Segment
    • 4. Total Market Penetration by Automaker
  • 4. Value Chain Analysis
    • 1. Value Chain Mapping
    • 2. Automakers Platform Strategies
    • 3. Tier 1 and 2 Evolution
    • 4. Product Design and Development
  • 5. Key Market Trends
    • 1. Supply Chain Management and Logistics
    • 2. Future Supplier Park Evolution
    • 3. Complete Interior Integration
    • 4. Value Share Analysis by Vehicle and Product Segment
  • 6. Frost & Sullivan Awards
    • 1. Frost & Sullivan Award for Growth Leadership in Cockpit Modules
    • 2. Frost & Sullivan Award for Customer Value Enhancement in Seating Systems
    • 3. Frost & Sullivan Award for Voice of the Customer in Overhead Modules
    • 4. Frost & Sullivan Award for Market Leadership in Interiors
    • 5. Frost & Sullivan Award for Leadership in Modular Manufacturing
• 3. Cockpit Modules
  • 1. Introduction
    • 1. Market Overview
    • 2. Market Engineering Measurements
    • 3. Definition
  • 2. Supply Chain Structure and Key Challenges
    • 1. Supply Chain Structure
    • 2. Key Challenges
  • 3. Market Measurements
    • 1. Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts
    • 2. Penetration Analysis by Vehicle Segment
    • 3. Penetration Analysis by Automaker
  • 4. Key Sourcing Priorities of Vehicle Manufacturers
    • 1. BMW Manufacturing Corp.
    • 2. DaimlerChrysler
    • 3. Ford Motor Company
    • 4. General Motors Corporation
    • 5. Honda of America Manufacturing Inc.
    • 6. Nissan North America
    • 7. Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America
    • 8. Volkswagen de Mexico S.A. de C.V.
  • 5. Competitive Structure and Suppliers
    • 1. Market Share Analysis
    • 2. Collins and Aikman Corporation
    • 3. Visteon Corporation
    • 4. Delphi Corporation
    • 5. Johnson Controls Inc.
    • 6. Calsonic Kansei North America Inc.
    • 7. Other Suppliers
  • 6. Key Strategic Analysis
    • 1. Value Analysis and Trends by Vehicle Segment
    • 2. Component-Level Value Analysis and Trends
    • 3. Cost Benefit Analysis
• 4. Carpet; Acoustic and Cargo Management Systems
  • 1. Introduction
    • 1. Market Overview
    • 2. Market Engineering Measurements
    • 3. Definition
  • 2. Supply Chain Structure and Key Challenges
    • 1. Supply Chain Structure
    • 2. Key Challenges
  • 3. Market Measurements
    • 1. Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts
    • 2. Penetration Analysis by Vehicle Segment
  • 4. Key Sourcing Priorities of Vehicle Manufacturers
    • 1. Big Three
    • 2. Others
  • 5. Competitive Structure and Suppliers
    • 1. Market Share Analysis
    • 2. Collins and Aikman Corporation
    • 3. Faurecia Interior Systems
    • 4. Intier Automotive
    • 5. Johnson Controls Inc.
    • 6. Lear Corporation
    • 7. Rieter Automotive North America Inc.
  • 6. Strategic Analysis
    • 1. Value Analysis and Trends by Vehicle Segment
    • 2. Cost Benefit Analysis
• 5. Overhead Modules
  • 1. Introduction
    • 1. Market Overview
    • 2. Market Engineering Measurements
    • 3. Definition
  • 2. Supply Chain Structure and Key Challenges
    • 1. Supply Chain Structure
    • 2. Key Challenges
  • 3. Market Measurements
    • 1. Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts
    • 2. Penetration Analysis by Vehicle Segment
    • 3. Penetration Analysis by Automaker
  • 4. Key Sourcing Priorities of Vehicle Manufacturers
    • 1. BMW Manufacturing Corp.
    • 2. DaimlerChrysler
    • 3. Ford Motor Company
    • 4. General Motors Corporation
    • 5. Honda of America Manufacturing Inc.
    • 6. Nissan North America
    • 7. Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America
    • 8. Volkswagen de Mexico S.A. de C.V.
  • 5. Competitive Structure and Suppliers
    • 1. Market Share Analysis
    • 2. Johnson Controls Inc.
    • 3. Lear Corporation
    • 4. Intier Automotive
    • 5. Grupo Antolin
  • 6. Key Strategic Analysis
    • 1. Value Analysis and Trends by Vehicle Segment
    • 2. Component-Level Value Analysis and Trends
    • 3. Cost Benefit Analysis
• 6. Seating Systems
  • 1. Introduction
    • 1. Market Overview
    • 2. Market Engineering Measurements
    • 3. Definition
  • 2. Supply Chain Structure and Key Challenges
    • 1. Supply Chain Structure
    • 2. Key Challenges
  • 3. Market Measurements
    • 1. Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts
    • 2. Penetration Analysis by Vehicle Segment
    • 3. Penetration Analysis by Automaker
  • 4. Key Sourcing Priorities of Vehicle Manufacturers
    • 1. BMW Manufacturing Corp.
    • 2. DaimlerChrysler Corp.
    • 3. Ford Motor Company
    • 4. General Motors Corporation
    • 5. Honda of America Manufacturing Inc.
    • 6. Nissan North America
    • 7. Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America
    • 8. Volkswagen de Mexico S.A. de C.V.
  • 5. Competitive Structure and Suppliers
    • 1. Market Share Analysis
    • 2. Lear Corporation
    • 3. Johnson Controls Inc. and Joint Ventures
    • 4. Faurecia Interior Systems
    • 5. Intier Automotive
    • 6. Others
  • 6. Strategic Analysis
    • 1. Value Analysis and Trends by Vehicle Segment
    • 2. Component-Level Value Analysis and Trends
    • 3. Cost Benefit Analysis
• 7. Appendix
  • 1. Glossary
    • 1. Abbreviations
    • 2. Compound Annual Growth Rate
    • 3. Conversion Equations
    • 4. Exchange Rates
• 8. Decision Suppport Database
  • 1. Decision Support Database
    • 1. Trade Regulations in North America
    • 2. Vehicle Platforms United States
    • 3. Global Joint Ventures and Affiliations
    • 4. Global Light Vehicle Production
    • 5. Global Light Vehicle Sales