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Overview
Automotive sectors, across the world, are now adopting eco-friendly methods for better market percolation. Adherence to stringent laws imposed by governments also makes it easier for the global injector nozzle market gain many benefits. The global injector nozzle market is expected to advance with 6% CAGR during the forecast period (2017-2023). Market Research Future (MRFR) in their latest report on the same realize the possibility for the market to attain and exceed the predicted valuation by the end of 2023.
Injector nozzles are used to enhance the fuel spraying system. Nozzle manages the better direction for the fuel spray. This is also gaining substantial market traction due to the adoption of eco-friendly ways. Car manufacturers are hell-bent on reducing fuel intake to minimize pollution which is getting many highlights in the automotive injector nozzle market.
However, the automotive injector nozzle market can experience dampening of the market with growing electric vehicles set due to the surge in the sale of electric vehicles. The segment has no use for automotive injector nozzle which can prevent the market for where the automotive injector nozzle’s function is zero as the car doesn’t require a gasoline or diesel engine at all.
Segmentation
Technology, fuel-used, sales channel, and vehicle type are segments based on which MRFR has made their report on the automotive injector nozzle market. This segmentation aims at a holistic understanding of the market with the inclusion of data based on the volume and value.
Based on the technology, the automotive injector nozzle market includes gasoline direct injection, diesel direct injection, and gasoline port fuel injection. The gasoline direct injection has better market proliferation owing to its cleaner features than the diesel ones.
By fuel-used, the automotive injector nozzle market comprises diesel and gasoline. The gasoline segment has better market traction as its efficient bonding with the system enables better performance.
By sales channel, the automotive injector nozzle market integrates original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and aftermarket. The OEM with a better market exposure works well with the injector nozzle right from the manufacturing stage to repairing of the automobiles.
By vehicle type, the automotive injector nozzle market can be segmented into the light commercial vehicle (LCV), passenger vehicle, and heavy commercial vehicle (HCV).
Regional Analysis
North America, Europe, Asia Pacific (APAC), and Rest-of-the-World (RoW) are regions included in the study of the global automotive injector nozzle market analyzed by MRFR.
North America’s market prefers more of the large and high-performing cars. This makes it easier for the market to gain prominence. Also, the concern for ecological impacts gives petrol cars much better opportunities for expansion due to which the automotive injector nozzle market is gaining traction.
Europe’s position as a robust automotive market is quite well-known. The region manufactures several top-grade cars the sale of which depends on the ease of driving experience. This spurs the intake of gasoline-based systems and the stringent government policies to curb carbon emission are collaboratively helping the injector nozzle segment for better expansion possibilities.
Competitive Landscape
Several players are taking part in the global automotive injector nozzle market, and their strategies are making it easier for the market to expand at a rapid speed. MRFR profiled a few, and they are Edelbrock, LLC (U.S.), Keihin Corporation (Japan), Continental AG (Germany), Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany), Kinsler Fuel Injection (U.S.), Transonic Combustion Inc. (U.S.) Delphi Automotive PLC (Aptiv PLC) (U.S.), TI Automotive, Inc. (U.K.), Infineon Technologies AG (Germany), Magneti Marelli S.p.A. (Italy), Denso Corporation (Japan), and Federal-Mogul Corporation (U.S.) and others.
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