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With the surging air pollution levels and rising carbon emissions, the governments of many countries are focusing on promoting the adoption of electric aircrafts . Moreover, the increasing implementation of regulatory environment regulations and carbon emission policies in several countries is also fueling the demand for electric aircrafts. For instance, Norway is aiming to deploy aircrafts powered by electricity in order to mitigate the emission of greenhouse gases by 2040. In addition, the Government of Norway wants aircraft manufacturing companies to manufacture a 30-seat airliner powered by electric motors, that can be officially launched by 2025. Similarly, a JetBlue Airways, Zunum Aero, and Boeing Co. backed startup announced in May 2018 that it intends to launch its first hybrid-electric plane by 2022. Furthermore, the rising number of airline passengers is also positively impacting the worldwide requirement for aircrafts that are easier to maneuver, safer, and create less noise...

Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d'Automobiles (OICA) estimates that 55,834,456 units and 21,787,126 units of cars and commercial vehicles, respectively, were manufactured across the world in 2020. As the sales of air conditioner filters are directly proportional to automobile production, a surge in it will create a huge requirement for them in the coming years. Moreover, the rising customer need for comfort in vehicles will fuel the integration of AC systems in automobiles. Additionally, the surging implementation and awareness of safety and health regulations will facilitate the automotive air-conditioning filter market growth in the years to come. Such filters clean the air inside automobiles and prevent the entry of pollutants, such as mold spores, dust, smog, and pollen, into the cabin. With the mounting air pollution levels, automobile manufacturers are increasingly incorporating air-conditioning filters in their passenger cars, heavy commercial vehicles (HCVs), ...