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World Diesel Engines to 2015

 
 





Study #: 2864
Document Type: Industry Study
Date Published: Apr-2012
Format:
   Full study: PDF
   Section, Pages, Tables and Charts: HTML
Pages: 478
Full Study Price: $5,900.00
       

    

World diesel engine sales through 2015 will be driven by an increase in the production of motor vehicles, particularly medium and heavy trucks and buses.

World demand to rise 6.7% annually through 2015

World demand for diesel engines is projected to grow 6.7 percent per year through 2015 to $197.5 billion. Product sales will be driven by an increase in the production of motor vehicles, particularly medium and heavy trucks and buses. Value gains will also be fueled by the growing use of more technologically advanced, higher value products because of increasingly restrictive emission controls in a number of regions.

Asia/Pacific region to offer best growth opportunities

The Asia/Pacific region was the world’s largest market for diesel engines in 2010 by a wide margin. China and India will be the primary drivers for growth in the region, as expanding output of motor vehicles and off-highway equipment combine with higher levels of fixed investment to stimulate significant increases in diesel engine demand. Sales of diesel engines in the region are expected to grow 7.7 percent per year through 2015, with China alone accounting for one-third of the increase in global demand between 2010 and 2015. The medium and heavy vehicle diesel engine segment will experience the greatest gains in this regional market in dollar terms, accounting for 53 percent of total sales for the Asia/Pacific region in 2015.

Demand for diesel engines in the Africa/ Mideast region is expected to expand 7.7 percent per year through 2015, spurred by rising output of medium and heavy vehicles and off-highway equipment, in addition to rising fixed investment. Stationary diesel engines will continue to account for a relatively high proportion of the overall market due to the unreliability of electricity in the region, prompting the use of these products as backup generators. The diesel engine markets in Eastern Europe and in Central and South America will also grow at healthy rates from 2010 to 2015. However, each of these regions will still account for less than ten percent of global sales in 2015.

Demand for diesel engines in North America and Western Europe will grow with renewed strength following a period of weakness. Continued high levels of off-highway equipment production will maintain proportionally large demand for diesel engines in North America. In Western Europe, lower diesel fuel prices and differing cultural factors will maintain the popularity of diesel engines used in light vehicles. Market gains in Japan will advance only 2.3 percent per annum through 2015, dampened by slow growth in motor vehicle output, although this will represent an improvement over sales declines recorded between 2005 and 2010.

Study Scope

This study analyzes the $143 billion world diesel engine industry. It presents historical demand data for the years 2000, 2005 and 2010, and forecasts for 2015 and 2020 by application (light motor vehicles, medium and heavy motor vehicles, off-highway equipment, stationary equipment), product (engines, parts), world region and for 36 countries.

The study also considers market environment factors, details industry structure, evaluates company market share and profiles 36 industry players, including Volkswagen, Caterpillar and Cummins.
 










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