Gasoline Direct Injection Market – Analysis with Ongoing Trends & Market Revenue
The report “Gasoline Direct Injection Market by Engine (I3, I4, V6, V8), Component (Injector, Rail, & Pump; Sensor, ECU), ICE (Hatchback, Sedan, SUV/MPV, Pickup, Coupe), Hybrid vehicle, Support Technology (Turbocharger, GPF), and Region – Global Forecast to 2025″, The gasoline direct injection market, by value, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.94% from 2017 to 2025, to reach USD 11.28 Billion by 2025 from USD 5.29 Billion in 2017. Factors such as rising focus on the increase in fuel efficiency, reduction in tailpipe emissions, and a drastic reduction in engine size without sacrificing the engine power are projected to fuel the demand for Gasoline direct injection technologies.
“ECU market to be the largest
market among Gasoline direct injection components”
A single fuel engine control unit
(ECU) is used to control injectors, irrespective of the engine size. ECUs are
becoming complex as engines use an increasing number of advanced sensors to
increase the efficiency. The fuel rail market is estimated to be the second
largest market in gasoline direct injection components market, by value. All
the in-line cylinder configuration engines, which are famous in Asia Oceania
and Europe, use only one fuel rail, but the length of the fuel rail differs
depending on the number of cylinders used. In regions like North America, two
fuel rails are common since the majority of the vehicles have a V6 or V8
engine. However, in the near future, the number will come down to one as North
America is focusing on engine downsizing and will see more traction in I3 and
I4 engines.
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“PHEV market to grow at the
fastest pace in the Gasoline direct injection market”
In the present scenario, the
sales of PHEV vehicles are very low as compared to other eco-friendly vehicles
such as HEV or BEV. However, the sales of PHEV vehicles are likely to increase
by 2025. A key factor that can drive the sales of PHEVs is the increasing
number of charging infrastructure across all the regions. The applications of
gasoline direct injection in PHEVs will allow them to reduce emissions and
increase the fuel efficiency when using the IC engine of the vehicle. Due to
rapid changes in the emission norms, the OEMs will move toward the adoption of
gasoline direct injection in their vehicles to meet the vehicle emission
criteria. The installation rate of gasoline direct injection in PHEV vehicles
is the highest in North America owing to rapid developments in charging
infrastructure, fast charging stations, and strict emissions norms.
“North America is estimated to
be the largest market owing to Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE)
regulations”
North America is estimated to be
the largest gasoline direct injection market, by value, during the forecast
period. The market growth in the region can be attributed to the high demand
for gasoline vehicles and stringent fuel economy regulations. Also, factors
like increasing demand for hybrid and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles equipped
with Gasoline direct injection will boost the market for Gasoline direct
injection in the region.
Key Market Players:
The key companies profiled in the
study are Denso (Japan), Delphi (UK), Robert Bosch (Germany), Continental
(Germany), Magneti Marelli (Italy), Stanadyne (US), Keihin (Japan), Park-Ohio
(US), Hitachi (Japan), and Renesas (Japan).
Target Audience
- Gasoline direct injection manufacturers
- Engine components manufacturers
- Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM)
- Industry associations and experts
- Hybrid engine component manufacturers
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