The Front End Modules (FEMs) for automotive are often multi-piece assemblies with several integrated components. A/C condensers, crumple zones, hood latches, bumpers, radiators & cooling fans, grille-opening reinforcement (GOR) panels, forward lights, radiators & cooling fans, crumple zones, hood latches, and electronics & wiring are some of these parts.
The global automotive front-end module market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.30% over the forecast year as a result of the rising demand. Its value is predicted to increase from $12,132.4 million in 2022 to $22,290.4 million in 2032.
The front-end module (FEM) is a complex assembly that places a lot of demands on technology, functionality, and fitting precision. The front-end module (FEM), which is primarily helpful for the ergonomic features of the entire assembly process, benefits both vehicle manufacturers and users.
Front end modules’ (FEM) advantages for the automotive industry include lower material costs, shorter assembly times, shorter assembly lines, simpler supply chains, and lower tooling costs.
Key Market Players
The Global key market players for the automated front-end module (FEM) industry are Mahle GmbH (Germany), Faurecia (France) Denso Corp (Japan), Hyundai Mobis (South Korea), Magna International Inc.(U.S), Valeo S.A. (France) and others. Many global payers are entering into joint ventures with domestic players to capture the market share.
