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North America is estimated to dominate the global automotive interior leather market with 39.5% share in 2024. The large-scale automotive production that takes place in countries like U.S. and Canada has ensured there is huge demand for leather. Major automakers in North America prefer using high quality leather upholstery for most premium and luxury vehicles. America's strong economic position also means more consumers can afford luxury cars with top-notch interiors. Many tanneries are located within North America or have set up subsidiaries to import semi-finished leather and process it further as per automaker needs. This helps them keep costs low and be competitive.
One region that has been witnessing astonishing growth is Asia Pacific. Especially countries like China, India and Malaysia have seen huge automotive production ramp-ups in recent years. Rising disposable incomes are pushing more consumers to buy cars with premium interiors. While these nations had largely imported automotive leather earlier, their domestic industries are fast catching up. For instance, China is now home to some global-scale tanneries and manufacturers that can process millions of leather hides annually. The easy availability of raw hides and low-cost manufacturing have made Chinese automotive leather very attractive in terms of price. This region is now becoming a key export hub as well as an important sourcing base for global automakers and their suppliers. With further economic growth and automotive market liberalization expected, Asia Pacific will play a dominant role in the years to come.
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