OEMs across the world are currently focused on light-weighting their vehicles owing to stringent emission and fuel economy regulations, coupled with the targets on weight reduction, by the regulatory authorities. For instance, OEMs in Europe today have a target of 140g of CO2 per car sold, which needs to decrease to 95g of CO2 by 2020, and 75g of CO2 by 2025. Alternatively, fuel efficiency norms (such as CAFÉ) have higher upper limits to be met by 2025. To meet these stringent regulations, OEMs are focusing various technological advancements in engine and exhaust technologies, as well as increased production of electric vehicles. In addition, the automotive lightweighting segment is gaining equal attention by OEMs. According to the U.S. DoE, a reduction of 10% in vehicle weight can improve fuel efficiency by 6%-8%.

MarketsandMarkets™ is delighted to invite you to a webinar titled "Vehicle Light-Weighting: Means to Achieving Regulatory Compliance", which will be hosted on August 10, 2017 from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm (EST). Please join our experts – Lisa Whalen, Global Vice President and Srinath Manda, Associate Director with our Automotive & Transportation Practice as they discuss the key trends in the Automotive Light-Weighting Market.

Specific insights you will get:

1. Which materials will dominate the future of the automotive industry?
2. Which will be most preferred components for automotive light-weighting?
3. Which regions will be the drivers for growth in the automotive light-weighting market?

Register now and get an opportunity to learn from leading industry analysts. The event would be concluded by a one-on-one Q&A with our experts.