最新报告 | 2025年LED市场产值有望增长至130.03亿美元

Core Viewpoint - The global LED market is expected to reach a value of $13.003 billion by 2025, despite rising costs due to tariffs and suppressed consumer demand, with growth in specific sectors like Micro/Mini LED, automotive LED, agricultural lighting, and UV/IR LED [1]. Micro LED Applications - The rapid iteration of AI is driving manufacturers to focus resources on AR devices, with Micro LED monochrome light engines contributing to short-term revenue in head-mounted displays. However, the growth rate is slowing due to a lack of differentiation in monochrome products. Long-term, AI glasses have the potential to expand application scenarios, laying the groundwork for the Micro LED full-color display market [3][4]. Mini LED Displays - The demand for Mini LED (COB) displays is projected to grow rapidly in 2024, with major manufacturers including Samsung, LG, and BOE. Technological advancements have led to a reduction in chip sizes, and the demand for Mini LED wafers is expected to continue its high growth trajectory [6]. Automotive Lighting and Displays - Automotive manufacturers are actively marketing advanced technologies such as adaptive headlights, Mini LED tail lights, and ambient lighting as high-value products. The automotive LED market is expected to grow to $3.509 billion by 2025, despite potential price pressures due to competition and economic uncertainty. However, strong order performance and the introduction of advanced technologies in 2026 are expected to support market recovery [8]. UV LED - UV LEDs offer longer product lifespans and simpler optical designs compared to UV lamps. Companies like Nichia and Seoul Viosys are launching comprehensive UV-A/B/C LED product lines to meet customer needs. The UV LED market is expected to grow due to stable demand in the curing market and advancements in UV-C LED technology for air purification and water sterilization projects [10][11]. Agricultural Lighting - The demand for agricultural lighting LEDs is expected to grow steadily in 2025, driven by the recovery of terminal demand for plant lighting and the application of new technology solutions. Factors such as localized supply of fruits and vegetables, health trends, and government subsidies will support the construction of multifunctional agricultural facilities [13].