Since 2008, the world has entered into a new era with about half of the population living in cities. This improved lifestyle had led to increase in urbanization, which has resulted in the development of a set of paradigms for both personal and commercial transportation. The increase in urbanization will lead to an increase in use of passenger and commercial vehicles, due to which there will be growth in Automotive Fuel Injection Industry. China is one of the most densely populated urban centre. The automotive market of China has experienced increased growth, which will drive the automotive technology as well as it will drive Automotive Fuel Injection Industry.
Segmentation
The Global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is segmented in to 5 key dynamics for the convenience of the report and enhanced understanding;
Segmentation by Components : Comprises ECU, Fuel Injectors, Pressure regulators, Fuel Pumps, Sensors.
Segmentation by Vehicle Type : Comprises passenger vehicle and commercial vehicle
Segmentation by Fuel Type : Comprises Gasoline, Diesel, Alternative fuel
Segmentation by Technology Type : Comprises Gasoline port injection, Gasoline direct injection, Diesel direct injection
Segmentation by Regions : Comprises Geographical regions - North America, Europe, APAC and Rest of the World.
Regional Analysis
The Asia-Pacific region is expected to grow the largest during the forecasted period because of the booming automobile market in the region. The increasing buying power especially in countries such as China and India is driving the market for the fuel injection. Also there is increasing two wheeler sales in the region in which fuel injection technology is used to reduce vehicle pollution instead of the traditional carburetor engines. In North America and Europe region the market is responsive to the huge after sales demand in the region. Also, Automotive Fuel Injection Industry have gained significance in recent times with manufacturers opting for the technology to meet the stringent vehicle emission laws.
Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany), Delphi Automotive PLC (U.K), Denso Corporation (Japan), Carter Fuel System (U.S.), Edelbrock, LLC (U.S), NGK Spark Plug Co., Ltd. (Japan), Infineon Technologies AG.
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