The Automotive Airbag Textile segmentation by application distinguishes four primary categories: front, side, curtain, and knee airbags. Front airbags dominate the market, accounting for roughly 45 % of textile volume, because they are mandatory in most vehicle platforms and demand the highest performance fabrics for rapid deployment. Side airbags, contributing about 30 %, require textiles with superior tear‑strength and energy‑absorption to protect occupants during lateral collisions. Curtain airbags, representing 20 % of the market, use wide‑width woven textiles that must maintain integrity over extended surface areas to shield heads and upper bodies. Knee airbags, the smallest segment at 5 %, employ compact, high‑modulus fabrics that fit within limited cabin space while delivering precise cushioning. Each application drives distinct textile specifications, and together they define the overall market size by allocating production capacity, R&D investment, and pricing structures across the vehicle fleet.