Classification Of Car Artificial Leather

Automobile artificial leather is mainly divided into the following categories:
PVC artificial leather: Made of PVC resin, it has low cost and average durability, but relatively affordable performance and price, and is often used in some economy models.
Polyurethane (PU) artificial leather: It is known for its microfiber-reinforced leather, which feels close to genuine leather. It is resistant to low temperatures, wear and stretching, has excellent environmental performance, and is often used in mid- to high-end models.
Microfiber leather: The full name is microfiber reinforced leather, which is synthesized from polyurethane. It has good wear resistance, low temperature resistance and environmental protection, and is commonly used in mid-to-high-end models.
Artico leather: an artificial leather commonly used in low-end Mercedes-Benz models. It is soft to the touch, very comfortable and looks close to real leather.
Aniline leather: commonly found in top luxury cars, divided into semi-aniline leather and full-aniline leather, commonly used in luxury models such as Land Rover Range Rover, Lexus LS, and Maybach S-Class.