A new Future Market Insights (FMI) study suggests that the global antimicrobial car care products industry share is set to expand at a robust CAGR of 7.3% during the forecast period of 2022 to 2030. The rising prevalence of antimicrobial and antiviral cleaning solutions coupled with the adoption of advanced technologies in car care products are projected to shape the growth of the antimicrobial car care products market.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is anticipated to have a significant impact on the demand-side trend of antimicrobial car care products in the near future. The pandemic has highlighted the importance of maintaining hygienic and sanitized environments to stay protected from deadly viral infections. This elevated awareness will boost the usage of antimicrobial car care products over the following decade.
Onset of COVID-19 pandemic is anticipated to play a significant role in driving the need for sanitizing and cleaning solution in residential and commercial spaces as well as in public and private commute. The escalated sense of prevention of infectious diseases will steer the adoption of antimicrobial car care products.
Key Takeaways from Antimicrobial Car Care Products Market Study
- Awareness among consumers regarding health and hygiene due to increasing cases of nosocomial infections and outbreaks of life-threatening diseases is projected to propel the demand for antimicrobial car care products through 2030.
- Advancements in car care technologies along with innovations such as bio-based, and anti-infectious cleaning solutions are likely to maintain the positive trend of the market.
- Widespread adoption, easy availability, low cost, and product awareness of fabric and surface cleaners make them the most sought-after product type.
- The expanding passenger car fleet continues to attract significant attention from stakeholders.
- The strong foothold of the automotive industry as well as the history of epidemics in the region are driving the antimicrobial car care products market in East Asia.
Antimicrobial Car Care Products Market: Participant Insights
Key manufacturers in the antimicrobial car care products market, like Biocote Ltd, 3M Company, Microban International, Sanitized AG, and Biopledge LLC are focused on strengthening their product portfolio and expanding their manufacturing capabilities to keep up with increasing demand in the market.
Key Companies Profiled
- Biocote Ltd.
- 3M Company
- Microban International
- Sanitized AG
- Clean Control Corporation
- Adam’s Polishes
- GardGroup Inc.
- Ziebart International Corporation
- Biopledge LLC
- Dow Chemical Company
- Clariant AG, Addmaster (UK) Ltd.
- Clorox Professional Products Company
Antimicrobial Car Care Products Market by CategoryBy Type:
- Fabric & Surface Cleaners
- Foam Cleaners
- Coating Shield
By Vehicle Type:
- Passenger Cars
- Commercial Cars
By Sales Channel:
- Online
- Offline
By Region:
- North America
- Latin America
- Europe
- East Asia
- South Asia & Pacific
- MEA
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