The Global Market for Commercial Vehicles is Projected to Reach 29.1 Million Units by 2020
Increased Demand for
Transportation & Logistics Services Drives the Commercial Vehicles Market,
According to a New Report by Global
Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces
the release of a comprehensive global report on Commercial Vehicles. The
global market for Commercial Vehicles is projected to reach 29.1 million units
by 2020, driven by economic growth and growing commercial, business, and
industrial activity, and the ensuing rise in demand for transportation and
logistics services.
From enabling commercial
transport between cities, states, and national borders, commercial vehicles
support business, commercial, and trade activity. The growth in the market is reliant
on the level of transportation and logistics activity, which in turn is
dependent on economic growth and health of commercial, business, and industrial
activity. Government spending on infrastructure projects like power generation,
road construction, mining, mega and smart cities, will also help drive demand
for a range of commercial vehicles used for transportation.
The commercial vehicles (CVs) market is influenced by a medley of
factors including capital investments in the manufacturing industry,
technology, price, competition and regulations. Factors such as production
capacity, demand and supply dynamics and industry rationalization strategies
also influence sales and manufacturer prospects in this market. Changing societal priorities, against a
backdrop of new environmental and economic realities drives the automotive
industry’s current transition both in terms of design and manufacturing.
Stricter regulations surrounding environmental and occupant protection is
stimulating technology transformation in this industry. Fuel-efficient
vehicles, sophisticated safety features such as driver assistance systems, and
stability control, and intelligent navigation technologies, are all poised to
remain focal areas in the future.
Increase
in fuel and energy prices coupled with rising customer eco-awareness will fuel
innovation of low-emission and fuel efficient green vehicles. Low carbon
emission laws will also help OEMs focus on developing environment friendly
vehicles that consume lesser fuel and emit lower emissions. Innovations in
technology such as Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR), Selective Catalytic
Reduction (SCR), Compression Ignition Technology and Telematics,
which improve the efficiency of CVs will help drive long-term growth. Hybrid
and electric trucks are expected to grow in popularity as a result of government
incentives, and functional improvements in the design of electric motors and
hybrid engines.
The
growing need to transport temperature sensitive products like food & beverage,
pharmaceuticals, chemicals, plants, flowers, among others, is helping fuel
demand for Refrigerated Vehicles. The rise in home
delivery of frozen and chilled food and beverages, for instance, is helping
spur market
opportunities for refrigerated transportation. Increased online delivery of
food services offered by restaurants and supermarkets is a key reason cited for
the increase in home delivery of food and beverages.
As stated by the new market
research report
on Commercial Vehicles, the United States represents the largest and the
fastest growing market worldwide with a CAGR
of 5.9% over the analysis period. Asia-Pacific ranks as a production hub for
commercial vehicles led by shifting of the automobile production base to low
cost Asian countries. Rapid
industrialization, development of road infrastructure, and steady rise in
logistics, distribution and public transportation will drive growth in the
region. The region is also expected to witness strong demand for buses
encouraged by rapid urbanization and increasing need for safe and efficient
public transportation in populous countries such as China and India.
Key players
covered in the report include AB Volvo Group, UD Trucks Corporation, BAIC
Group, Chrysler Group LLC, China National Heavy Duty Truck Group, Daimler AG,
Dongfeng Motor Corporation, FAW Group Corporation, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
N.V., Iveco S.p.A, Ford Motor Company, General Motors Corp., Hyundai Motor
Company, Isuzu Motors Ltd., MAN Truck & Bus AG, Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and
Bus Corporation, Navistar International Corporation, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.,
PACCAR Inc., Scania AB, Tata Motors Ltd., Toyota Motor Corp., Hino Motors Ltd.,
and Volkswagen AG.
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