The report "Exhaust Heat Recovery System Market by Technology (EGR, Turbocharger, ORC, TEG), Component (EGR Valve & Cooler, Turbine, Compressor, Evaporator, Condenser, TEG Module), Vehicle (PC, LCV, Truck, Bus, Hybrid, OHV) and Region - Global Forecast to 2025", The global exhaust heat recovery system market, in terms of value, is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.38% during the forecast period. The market in 2018 is estimated to be USD 32.54 billion and is projected to reach USD 64.94 billion by 2025. Technologies such as EGR and turbocharger help in achieving reduced emissions and improvement in performance of the vehicle without influencing the vehicle performance. The growth of the exhaust heat recovery system market is influenced by factors such as the increasing production of commercial vehicles where turbochargers and EGR are standard fitments. Even future technology like ORC is expected to get commercialized for commercial vehicles first. In addition to that, due to stringent emission norms, EHRS technologies are getting rapid acceptance in gasoline vehicles too.
“Hybrid electric vehicle segment is projected to be the largest and fastest growing market for EHRS, by electric and hybrid vehicle type”
The increasingly stringent vehicle emission control regulations imposed by governments, growing environmental concerns, volatile oil prices, and increasing consumer awareness about hybrid vehicles are causing a paradigm shift in the automobile industry. Automotive OEMs and tier-1 are investing a huge amount of money in research and development to improve the efficiency of hybrid vehicles by developing new and efficient technologies like the exhaust heat recovery system. The hybrid vehicle has more scope for heat recovery as it has both ICE engine and batteries. The technologies like thermoelectric generator can reuse the heat from the batteries and it can be converted into electricity for auxiliary purposes. Due to the scope of heat recovery, hybrid vehicles are expected to be the largest market for the exhaust heat recovery system.
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“Passenger car is projected to be the largest and fastest growing market for EHRS, by vehicle type”
Due to stringent emission norms, the majority of diesel passenger cars are equipped with EHRS technologies such as EGR and turbocharger, and the trend for gasoline vehicle is also increasing. The passenger car segment is estimated to be the largest and the fastest growing for the exhaust heat recovery system market because of the higher production of passenger cars compared to commercial vehicles. The global production of passenger cars increased by 20% from 2011 to 2016 from 59.9 million units to 72.1 million units. The production of passenger cars is also expected to increase at a significant rate from 2018 to 2025. The production of passenger cars in Asia Oceania is the highest with more than 46.0 million units, followed by Europe with more than 17.6 million units. The rapidly growing vehicle production and stringent emission norms will boost the EHRS market for the passenger car segment particularly in countries such as China, Germany, and India among others.
“EGR cooler is projected to be the largest market for EHRS, by component”
EGR consists of 2 components, namely, EGR valve and EGR cooler. EGR cooler cools the exhaust gases before they are recirculated into the intake manifold, which reduces the combustion temperature, preventing valve clatter, and detonation. Since NOx gases are mainly produced at a high temperature, EGR cooler allows a reduction in the NOx gas generation. EGR cooler contributes the major share of the total EGR cost, which is higher than other components. Due to these reasons, EGR cooler is expected to be the largest market for EHRS. EGR coolers are more costly for heavy-duty vehicles as the temperature of exhaust gas is very high compared to that in passenger cars and LCVs.
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Key Market Players:
The exhaust heat recovery system market for automotive is dominated by a few globally established players such as BorgWarner (US), Continental (Germany), Faurecia (France), Denso (Japan), and MAHLE (Germany). These companies developed new products, adopted expansion strategies, obtained supply contracts, established collaborations & partnerships, and used mergers & acquisitions to gain traction in the exhaust heat recovery system market.
Critical Questions:
How would OEM see the exhaust heat recovery system technology as a product differentiator?
How are the industry players addressing the challenge of EHRS technology?
Does the addition of electric fleets impact EHRS sales?
What are the top strategies adopted by key manufacturers to increase their revenues?