Autonomous Vehicle Market by Autonomy Level, Powertrain Type, Components, Supporting Technologies and ICT Infrastructure 2025 – 2030

Autonomous Vehicle Market by Autonomy Level, Powertrain Type, Components, Supporting Technologies and ICT Infrastructure 2025 – 2030

Overview:

This report offers a comprehensive analysis of the autonomous vehicle (AV) market, forecasting its growth across different segments and regions from 2025 to 2030. It provides global and regional forecasts for the autonomous vehicle market including hardware, software, and services along with emerging technologies. The report covers:

Market segments: Hardware, software, services, and emerging technologies.

Vehicle types: Personal, shared, rental, ICE, EV, and hybrid.

The Disruptive Impact of AVs

AVs are set to revolutionize the automotive industry, impacting everything from personal transportation and public transit to commercial fleets and insurance practices. This disruption will intensify as vehicles become more autonomous, evolving from human-controlled to fully automated systems. AVs are expected to become the foundation of "transportation as a service" globally.

The report also examines the disruption caused by electric vehicles (EVs) and their impact on the automotive supply chain, consumer perception, and vehicle lifecycle management.

Factors Driving AV Growth

The AV market is poised for rapid growth, driven by factors like cost reduction, safety improvements, and evolving consumer attitudes. Government initiatives, such as the U.S. Department of Transportation's Automated Vehicles Comprehensive Plan, are also playing a key role in fostering AV adoption.

Global Developments

The report highlights global efforts to advance AV technology, with countries like China and South Korea making significant investments in research and infrastructure development. The US is home to many leading AV companies like Tesla, Waymo, and Cruise, driving innovation in areas like AI, sensor technology, and software development. However, the Chinese government is heavily investing in AV technology and infrastructure, aiming to become a global leader in the field.

Consumer Benefits

AVs offer numerous benefits to consumers, including lower transportation costs, increased accessibility, and opportunities for ride-sharing and fractional ownership. These benefits are expected to significantly impact traditional automakers and the overall automotive industry ecosystem.

Consumer benefits go beyond private ownership as ride sharing via so called “robo-taxis” is becoming increasingly popular within certain geographic locations.

Challenges and Opportunities

While public trust and safety concerns remain, the AV market is moving beyond the early adopter phase. The report takes into consideration current challenges, such as existing sensor technology can struggle in adverse weather conditions (e.g., heavy rain, fog, snow) and may have difficulty accurately perceiving complex or unpredictable environments.

Overcoming these and other challenges will require collaboration between automakers, technology companies, policymakers, and the public. By addressing these hurdles, the autonomous vehicle industry can pave the way for a future where self-driving cars revolutionize transportation, making it safer, more efficient, and more accessible for all.

The biggest opportunity is for autonomous vehicles to gain development and adoption scale. Currently, developing and deploying autonomous vehicle technology is expensive, which can limit its accessibility and affordability for consumers. Scaling up production and achieving mass adoption of autonomous vehicles will require significant investment in manufacturing, infrastructure, and support systems.

Due to these challenges and other factors, widespread adoption is anticipated by 2030.

Connected Vehicles and AVs

The report also explores the convergence of connected vehicles and AVs, both of which rely on IoT technologies and advanced connectivity solutions. This convergence will lead to new in-vehicle experiences and applications for passengers.

Commercial Applications

The report highlights the growing use of AVs in commercial fleets, particularly in the shipping and trucking industries. Heavy haul trucking is identified as a key area for AV adoption.

This report provides a comprehensive overview of the autonomous vehicle market, its potential impact, and the factors driving its growth. It offers valuable insights for stakeholders across the automotive ecosystem, including manufacturers, technology providers, policymakers, and consumers.

Report Benefits:

Obtain forecasts for the autonomous vehicle market from 2025-2030. The forecasts are provided for the overall market, as well as for individual components of the market including hardware, software, and services. The forecasts are also provided for different vehicle types including cars, trucks, buses, and armored vehicles.

Identify the Public transportation systems the impact of autonomous vehicles on facets of the automotive industry including car rental and sharing systems, vehicle leasing and ownership, industrial transportation, automotive insurance practices and systems, learn from case studies that describe the ways in which companies are currently using autonomous vehicle technology

Understand the impact of related technologies on the development of autonomous vehicles, including: The Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, 5G, Mobile Edge Computing, Data Analytics, Smart Building Integration

Select Report Findings:

The North American market is expected to be the largest region, and it is expected to be $457 billion by 2030.

The market for autonomous vehicles in trucking is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 41.1% from 2025 to 2030.

The market for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) is expected to grow at a CAGR of 33.7% from 2025 to 2030.

Autonomous vehicles are poised to transform the automotive industry, impacting public transportation, car rentals, vehicle ownership, industrial transportation, and insurance.

The transition to fully autonomous vehicles will be gradual, with levels 1-4 combining human oversight with autopilot features.

Autonomous vehicles will become the foundation of transportation as a service (TaaS) globally.

Organizations in Report:
360 Capital Partners
AB Volvo
AEye
AImotive
Alibaba
Alphabet Inc.
Amazon
AMD
American Center Mobility
Ansys
Apple
Aptiv
Arbe Robotics
Argo
Aston Martin
Audi AG
Aurora
Autoliv Inc.
Autotalks Ltd.
AutoX
AyeAI
BAIC Group
Baidu Inc.
Baojun
Beijing Automotive Group
Beijing TrunkTech Co. Ltd.
BharatBenz
Blackberry QNX
BMW AG
Bosch
BYD
Cadillac
CarShield
Chevrolet
China Mobile
Chrysler
Cisco Systems Inc.
Civil Maps
CNH Industrial Group
Cobra
Cognata
Cohda Wireless
Commsignia
Continental AG
Cruise LLC
DAF Trucks
Daimler AG
Datsun
DeepMap
DeepScale
DeNA
DENSO Corporation
Detroit Diesel
Didi Chuxing Technology
Dodge
Domino’s
DOT
Drive.ai
Drvline
DS
EasyMile
Einride
Embark Trucks
Ericsson
Facebook
Faction Technology
FedEx
Ferrari
Fiat
Ficosa International SA
Ford Motor Company
Freescale Semiconductor
Freightliner Trucks
GAC Aion [New Product Launch]
Gatik
Geely
General Motors
Geometry
Glory Ventures
Google
Grab
GrabTaxi Holdings
Groupe PSA
Groupe Renault
Harman
HERE Maps
HERE Technologies
Hesai Tech
HiRain Technologies
Hitachi
Holden
Honda Motor Company
Huawei
Hyundai
iBionext
Idriverplus
Infiniti
Innoviz
Innoviz Technologies
Innovusion
Intel Corp.
InVisage Technologies
Iveco
Jaguar Land Rover
Jasper
Jeep
Jiangling Motors
Jiefang
KAMAZ
Kroger
Lab126
Lancia
LeddarTech
LEVC
Light
LiteOS
Loblaw Companies Ltd.
Local Motors
LoJack
Lotus Cars
Luminar Technologies Inc.
Lunewave
Lyft
LYNK & CO
Magna International
MAN SE
Maserati
May Mobility
Mercedes Benz
Metawave
MG Cars
Microsoft Corp.
Mimik Technology
Mistral Solutions
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
Momenta
Motional
MV Agusta
Naver
Navya
NHTSA
NIO
Nissan Motor Corporation
Nuro
nuTonomy
Nvidia Corp.
NXP Semiconductors
OpenDNS
Optimus Ride
Ouster Inc.
Paccar Inc.
Panasonic Corp.
Peterbilt Motors Company
Pix-E
Plus
Polestar
Pony.ai
Porsche
Porsche AG
Postmates
Prophesee
PROTON Holdings
Qualcomm
Quanergy Systems Inc.
Ram Trucks
ReachNow
Renault
Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance
Robert Bosch GmbH
Robosense
Royal Institute of Technology
SAIC Motor
SAIC Motors
Samsung Electronics Co.
Scania AB
Sedric
Sensible 4
Setra
Seyond
SHIELD
Shopbop
Smart Automobile
Smarter Eye
SoftBank
SoftBank Corp.
Sony
Stellantis
StreetDrone
Supernova Invest
Tata Motors
Tegra
Telia Company AB
Tencent
Terrafugia
Tesla Inc.
The Book Depository
Thomas Built Buses
TomTom
Toshiba
Toyota Motor Corporation
Troller
TrunkTech
TuSimple
Twitch
Uber Technologies Inc.
Ursa Robotics
Valeo
VectoIQ Acquisition Corporation
Velodyne
Velodyne Lidar, Inc.
Vertex Ventures
Viper
Visteon
Volkswagen AG
Volvo Group
Voyage [V2X Sensors and Communications]
Walmart Inc.
Waymo LLC
WebEx
WeRide
Western Star
Woot
Wuling Motors
Yutong Group
Zenuity
ZF Friedrichshafen
Zhejiang Geely Holding Group
Zoox Inc.