Segmentation

The global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is studied for various segments that are based on component type, fuel type, technology, sales channel, vehicle type, and region. Based on component type, the global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is segmented into fuel injectors, electronic control unit, pressure regulators, sensors, and fuel pumps.

Based on technology, the global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is segmented into gasoline and diesel injection. Based on fuel type, the global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is segmented into diesel and gasoline.

Based on sales channel, the global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is segmented into original equipment manufacturers and aftermarket. Based on vehicle type, the global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is segmented into passenger car and commercial vehicle.

Regional Analysis

The global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is studied for the geographical segments of North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the rest of the world. Asia Pacific is expected to take on the most impressive growth trajectory over the estimate period. This can be accredited to the growing disposable income and rising buying power of consumers residing in budding countries such as India and China. North America is projected to witness substantial growth over the forecast period. Such ascension can be owed to the growing demand for automotive fuel injectors for off-road applications. Within Europe, the global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry is growing due to the stringent vehicle emission norms introduced by governments. 

Key Players

Prominent players operating in the global Automotive Fuel Injection Industry include Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany), Delphi Automotive PLC (UK), Denso Corporation (Japan), Hitachi Limited (Japan), Carter Fuel System (US), Edelbrock, LLC (US), NGK Spark Plug Co., Ltd. (Japan), Magneti Marelli (Italy), Infineon Technologies AG (Germany), and Keihin Corporation (Japan).

Industry Update

October 2019: EcoDeisel Ram recently redesigned its pickups with the integration of redesigned intake ports and fuel injector nozzles.