Global Fuel Injection Systems Market - 2024-2031

Overview

Global Fuel Injection Systems Market reached US$ 79.5 Billion in 2023 and is expected to reach US$ 171.7 Billion by 2031, growing with a CAGR of 10.3% during the forecast period 2024-2031.

Fuel injection systems have become increasingly more in demand as a result of tightening rules meant to lower car emissions. With the increased control over fuel supply made possible by these systems, emissions decrease and combustion is cleaner. Fuel injection system use is increasing as an outcome of rising fuel efficiency standards imposed by both regulatory regulations and customer demand for more fuel-efficient cars. The systems help optimize fuel delivery, improving overall vehicle efficiency.

The growing initiatives by the major key players to promote fuel injection systems globally by launching new products help to boost global fuel injection systems market growth over the forecast period. For instance, on February 05, 2024, Excess Injectors, an Australia-based company launched its fuel injectors in North America through Summit Racing Equipment. The newly launched product helps to fulfill consumer's demand for the fuel injection system.

Asia-Pacific is dominating the fuel injection market due to the rapid growth in the automotive industry. According to the 2023 statistics provided by the International Trade Association, China has the top position in the global car market concerning both yearly sales and vehicle manufacturing. By 2025, China will have produced almost 35 million automobiles domestically. In China, around 26 million vehicles were sold including 21.48 million passenger vehicles which is an increase of 7.1% from 2020.

Dynamics

Increasing Environmental Concerns and Stringent Government Regulations

Globally, governments have implemented increasingly stringent regulations to lower carbon emissions along with improving air quality. To assist cars fulfill pollution regulations, fuel injection systems are essential for maximizing fuel supply, air-fuel mixture and combustion efficiency. Consumers and the community's increasing concern for the environment is fueling the desire for cars that are cleaner and more fuel-efficient.

Fuel injection systems are essential components of the try to lessen the environmental effect of transportation because they provide accurate fuel supply and efficient combustion, which helps to reduce emissions. Global energy-related emissions rose by 0.9%, hitting a record-breaking 36.8 Gt. Emissions from energy combustion increased by 423 Mt. In 2022, the growth of CO2 emissions was notably lower than the global GDP growth of 3.2%, marking a return to the long-term trend of emissions and economic growth decoupling that had been disrupted by the sharp emissions rebound in 2021. The rate of improvement in the CO2 intensity of energy usage was marginally slower compared to the average of the previous decade.

Growing Vehicle Production Globally

The demand for fuel injection systems rises with the growth in vehicle manufacturing. The bulk of cars on the road today are powered by internal combustion engines, which depend on these systems as crucial parts. Higher vehicle production directly translates to higher demand for fuel injection systems. Fuel injection systems are mostly used by Original Equipment Manufacturers, who incorporate them into new cars during the production process. OEMs require more fuel injection systems to keep up with the increased demand for vehicles in both established and new markets, which results from growing vehicle production.

The ACEA provided information indicating that 85.4 million motor cars were produced globally in 2022, a 5.7% increase from 2021. China has produced 27,222 thousand units of the vehicles. Europe produced around 16,391 thousand units of vehicles and North America produced 14,901 thousand vehicles in the year 2022. The Middle East is the least producer of vehicles accounting for 2,294 thousand vehicles.

Growing Consumers Shift Towards Electric Vehicles (EVs)

As more consumers look for electric vehicles, the demand for traditional internal combustion engine vehicles equipped with fuel injection systems diminishes. The demand reduction directly affects the market for fuel injection systems, particularly in regions where EV adoption rates are high. Since electric motors in electric vehicles are often fueled by batteries, fuel injection systems are typically not required. As EVs' market share increases, the rate at which fuel injection systems are installed in new cars decreases, which has an additional effect on the demand for fuel injection systems.

According to the data given by Brand Equity Foundation's statistics, the Indian government has pledged that thirty percent of newly sold electric vehicles will be electric by 2031. The global Electric Vehicle market is estimated around US$ 250 billion in 2021 and it is estimated that the market will grow 5 times to US$ 1,318 billion. As the EV market is growing the demand for the fuel injection system decrease.

Segment Analysis

The global fuel injection systems market is segmented based on component, fuel, vehicle, technology and region.

Growing Adoption of Fuel Injection Systems Software

Based on the components, the Fuel Injection Systems market is segmented into fuel pumps, fuel pressure regulators (FPR), fuel injectors, electronic control units (ECU) and others. Due to the growing demand for fuel injection systems brought about by the global automotive industry's increased growth, the fuel pump sector is growing at the largest market share in the fuel injection system market. More stringent emission standards for automobiles are being imposed by governments globally to lessen pollution in the environment. By delivering gasoline more precisely, modern fuel injection systems which include fuel pumps help cars meet with these rules by promoting cleaner combustion and lower emissions.

Globally, major key players launched innovative product launches of the fuel injection system which helps to boost segment growth over the forecast period. For instance, on September 13, 2022, Stanadyne launched Electrified GDi Fuel Pump Module in the market. The newly launched pump is compatible with E10 to E85 and M15 fuels with a top-end fueling capacity of 1000 cc per revolution.

Geographical Penetration

Asia-Pacific is Dominating the Fuel Injection Systems Market

Due to evidence including increasing urbanization, rising disposable incomes and growing middle-class populations, the automobile sector has experienced enormous expansion in the Asia-Pacific. Motorbikes, autos and passenger vehicles all of which are in higher demand as a result of this development all require fuel injection systems. Asia-Pacific has come to be a major hub for the manufacture of automobiles, with major manufacturing facilities situated in countries such as China, Japan, South Korea and India. The countries export cars and auto components in addition to producing autos for the global market. Due to this, there is a significant need for fuel injection systems in the region to support both local and foreign vehicle production.

The Brand Equity Foundation's statistics indicate that around 2.22 million passenger automobiles, as well as three- and four-wheelers and quadricycles, will be produced in India in 2023. The Government of India and the Indian automobile industry collaborated to develop the Automobile Mission Plan 2016-26, which provides the strategic direction for the sector's growth and development throughout the designated time.

Competitive Landscape.

The major global players in the market include Magneti Marelli S.p.A., Delphi Automotive PLC, Keihien Corporation, Denso Corporation, Carter Fuel Systems, LLC, Aptiv Plc, NGK Spark Plug Co., Ltd, Robert Bosch GmbH, Ucal Fuel systems Ltd. and Mikuni Corporation.

COVID-19 Impact Analysis

The pandemic poorly interrupted global supply chains, which affected the manufacture and delivery of fuel injection system parts for vehicles. Lockdowns, closures of businesses and travel restrictions disrupted the movement of commodities and raw materials, resulting in shortages of raw resources. As the pandemic reduced public demand for automobiles and pushed some automakers to reduce production, the market for fuel injection systems was decreasing. Original equipment manufacturers placed fewer orders for fuel injection systems as a result of decreased production of automobiles.

Due to the pandemic, consumer preferences have changed, favoring private vehicles over subways and ride-sharing services. The decision by additional individuals to buy cars ultimately increases the demand for fuel injection systems. Due to decreased demand and cash flow issues, several automotive suppliers, including those that make fuel injection systems, had financial difficulties. Delays in research and development projects, cost-cutting initiatives and possible industry consolidation resulted from it.

Russia-Ukraine War Impact Analysis

Russia and Ukraine hold an important position in the global automobile supply chain, including fuel injection systems. Any delays in the manufacture or delivery of these parts from every country might result in a scarcity of supply and higher costs. Fuel injection systems and other goods and services might be further disrupted by trade restrictions, sanctions or other measures brought about by geopolitical tensions caused by the war.

Market volatility is influenced by the conflict's uncertainty and possible effects on international commerce and economic stability, which might have an effect on consumer confidence and investment choices in the automobile industry. The demand for automobiles and automotive parts could shift depending on how long and how severe the conflict endures. A shift towards alternate transport choices or a decline in demand for new automobiles arises from supply constraints or economic uncertainty.

By Component

• Fuel Pump
• Fuel pressure regulator (FPR)
• Fuel Injectors
• Electronic Control Unit (ECU)
• Others

By Fuel

• Gasoline
• Diesel

By Vehicle

• Passenger
• Commercial
• Heavy Trucks
• Buses
• Two-Wheelers
• Others

By Technology

• Direct
• Multi-point

By Region

• North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
  • Mexico
• Europe
  • Germany
  • UK
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Rest of Europe
• South America
  • Brazil
  • Argentina
  • Rest of South America
• Asia-Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • Australia
  • Rest of Asia-Pacific
• Middle East and Africa

Key Developments

• On August 02, 2023, Holley Inc. launched new revolutionary Electronic Fuel Injection System with Sniper 2 electronic fuel injection. Sniper 2 EFI represented the next evolution of the Company's large and fast-growing Sniper product line, which was first introduced in 2016 and brought modern Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) to factory equipped carbureted vehicles.
• On December 08, 2023, Stanadyne, a leading global fuel and air management systems supplier launched a patent high-pressure port fuel injection (HPFI) enhancement kit which helps to increase fuel delivery pressure up to 100 bar on a high output gasoline engine.
• On January 04, 2024, Standard Motor Products expanded its Gas fuel injection program offering. The program offers more than 2,100 parts such as GDI, MFI and TBI Injectors and related parts for the automotive industry.

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