Automotive turbochargers are used to improve the power output and efficiency of an internal combustion engine (ICE) because it compresses exhaust air from the engine and dispense it to the combustion chamber. At present, turbocharging has become the standard for most diesel engines and some gasoline engines. Researchers across the world are still exploring new ways to improve the designs of turbochargers for reducing the manufacturing cost and enhancing the performance of this automobile component. As turbochargers help in increasing the fuel efficiency of vehicles, the rising implementation of stringent emission norms by governments across the world will augment the automotive turbocharger market growth during 2020?2030. For instance, Japan, the United States, and countries outside of Europe have drafted their emission policies on the pattern of Euro 6/ Euro VI norms and the associated mandates for low-sulfur and clean fuels.