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PUBLISHER: Frost & Sullivan | PRODUCT CODE: 1303462

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PUBLISHER: Frost & Sullivan | PRODUCT CODE: 1303462

North American and European Electric Light Commercial Vehicle Drivetrain Growth Opportunities

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Advanced Platform Technology and Platform Sharing Across Body Styles to Ensure Future Growth Potential of Advanced Drivetrain Architectures

The elk industry in North America and Europe is expected to grow at a CAGR of 53.9% until 2030 to 3.5 million units, driven by strong government mandates and incentives, and improving TCO because of falling component prices. The initial phase of eLCVs will predominantly use eAxles, making up nearly three-fourths of the sales in 2022; however, this is expected to shrink to just more than half of sales by 2030 because of the growing preference for in-board drives. Electric pickups are likely to use in-board drive architecture, and with the North American LCV industry being predominantly pickup based, the overall penetration of in-board drive is expected to remain high even in the future. Being a van-dominant LCV market, eAxles are expected to be the major drivetrain option for vans; however, within eAxles, the penetration of eCarrier is likely to decline, when compared to eCrown, by 2030.

In-board motors will remain the dominant drive architecture within pickups, whereas eAxles, especially eCrown, will be the dominant drive architecture in vans. Higher penetration of in-board motors in vans by 2030 is expected to be largely down to new electric start-ups, such as Canoo and Rivian, basing their vans on the same platform as the ones used for their respective pickups. Electric pickups are expected to hit the European market only after 2025 majorly from North American OEMs, in addition to VW's Amarok electric. eAxles currently provide the best balance in terms of price, performance, and durability; however, in-board architecture offers the best performance in terms of efficiency and durability. Many heavy-duty applications are expected to employ in-board drive architecture that is placed close to the wheels to provide optimum torque transfer and high power output. As companies transform from older platforms and adopt newer pure electric platforms, the drive architecture preference is also expected to shift accordingly, to more powerful, efficient, and flexible architectures.

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Table of Contents

Strategic Imperatives

  • Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
  • The Strategic Imperative 8™
  • The Impact of the Top Three Strategic Imperatives on the Electric LCV Industry
  • Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Growth Environment

  • LCV Electrification Forecast
  • eLCV Drivetrain Architecture Market Size
  • eLCV Drivetrain Architecture Market Size, NA
  • eLCV Drivetrain Architecture Market Size, Europe
  • Drivetrain Architecture Share by Body Type
  • Drivetrain Architecture Share by Body Type, NA
  • Drivetrain Architecture Share by Body Type, Europe

Scope and Segmentation

  • Research Scope
  • Segmentation

Electric Drivetrain Architecture

  • Electric Drivetrain Architecture
  • Electric Drivetrain Architecture Benchmarking
  • eCarrier Architecture Overview
  • eCrown Architecture Overview
  • In-board Architecture Overview
  • Drivetrain Architecture Roadmap

Drivetrain Architecture & eLCV Model Mapping

  • Drivetrain Architecture and Application Mapping, NA & Europe, 2022
  • Drivetrain Architecture Mapping With Platform Preference, 2022
  • Dedicated eLCV Platforms and Drivetrain Architecture, NA & Europe, 2022
  • Anticipated e-LCV Launches, NA, 2022
  • Anticipated e-LCV Launches, Europe, 2022
  • EV Model Platforms and Drivetrain Architecture, NA & Europe, 2022

Electric Drivetrain by Body Type

  • Drivetrain Architecture Share for Pickups
  • Drivetrain Architecture Share for Vans
  • Drivetrain Architecture Share for Pickups, NA
  • Drivetrain Architecture Share for Vans, NA
  • Drivetrain Architecture Share for Pickups, Europe
  • Drivetrain Architecture Share for Vans, Europe
  • Electric Drivetrain by Body Type Analysis

Electric Drivetrain Forecast

  • eAxle (eCarrier) Architecture Forecast
  • eAxle (eCrown) Architecture Forecast
  • In-board Architecture Forecast
  • Growth Outlook of Drivetrain Architecture
  • Electric Drivetrain Forecast Analysis

Electric Drivetrain Forecast, North America

  • eAxle (eCrown) Architecture Forecast, NA
  • In-board Architecture Forecast, NA
  • Growth Outlook of Drivetrain Architecture, NA
  • Major Vehicle Models by Architecture Type, NA

Electric Drivetrain Forecast, Europe

  • eAxle Architecture Forecast, Europe
  • In-board Architecture Forecast, Europe
  • Growth Outlook of Drivetrain Architecture, Europe
  • Major Vehicle Models by Architecture Type, Europe

Growth Opportunity Universe

  • Growth Opportunity 1-Advanced Motor Architecture
  • Growth Opportunity 2-Common Platforms
  • Growth Opportunity 3-Dedicated Electric Platform

Next Steps

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  • Why Frost, Why Now?
  • List of Exhibits
  • Legal Disclaimer
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