Research and Markets: Global Automotive Rain Sensor Markets, Forecast & Opportunities Report 2021-2026 - ResearchAndMarkets.com
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The Global Automotive Rain Sensor Market is anticipated to witness significant growth during the forecast period owing to the increasing demand for comfort features and driver safety in automobiles. Further, increasing adoption of advanced electrical systems in order to increase the efficiency of automobiles is propelling the growth of the Global Automotive Rain Sensor Market until 2026.
Additionally, increasing technological advancement in the automobile sector with manufacturers focusing on research and development activities is expected to drive the market growth by 2026. Automotive rain sensor automatically switches on wipers of an automobile by sensing water splash on windshield during rainfall. Thus, it ensures driver s safety and comfort as the driver does not require to adjust or switch on the wipers while dri
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Aisin Seiki, Brembo SpA, SGL Group, Surface Transforms, Federal Mogul Corporation, Fusion Brakes LLC, Akebono Brake Industry, Wilwood Engineering
Shares of Tata Motors rose sharply by 15.21 per cent to touch Rs 322.30 apiece on Tuesday the highest since May 2018 in light of positive developments like robust sales volumes in January and an emphasis on infrastructure in the Budget. It was also aided by the strong operational performance of the consolidated entity, including Jaguar Land Rover. The Tata Group flagship’s total commercial vehicles (CV) sales in the domestic market dropped 2 per cent to 30,764 units, compared with 31,348 units a year ago. However, medium and heavy commercial vehicles (MHCVs), its cash cow, rose to 8,416 units, a 22 per cent rise over the previous year after several months of decline. A small base of last year and a gradual pickup in economic activity led to the increase. Even its intermediary and light commercial vehicles volumes advanced 29 per cent year-on-year (YoY).