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Nonwoven fabrics are used in seats, headliners, and door panels. They provide a smooth, soft texture that enhances comfort and aesthetics. They are also used in floor mats and carpets, offering sound insulation and durability. 

 Nonwovens play a critical role in reducing noise inside the cabin by acting as soundproofing materials. They are used in areas like the headliner, floor mats, and door panels to absorb vibrations and sound. 

Nonwoven fabrics are used in cabin air filters, oil filters, and fuel filters. Their ability to trap particles, dust, and other contaminants makes them an ideal choice for these applications. 

Nonwoven fabrics are employed in areas of the vehicle that require thermal management, such as underbody protection and engine compartments. These fabrics help to insulate against heat and improve overall energy efficiency. 

Nonwoven fabrics are sometimes used as reinforcing layers in composite materials, such as in car body panels or other structural components, adding strength while keeping the weight low. 

 In electric vehicles, nonwoven fabrics can be used as separators in batteries, helping prevent short circuits and improve battery performance.