市場調查報告書
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1609459
低速車輛(LSV)的全球市場的評估:各車輛類型,各用途,不同速度,推動因素,各地區,機會,預測(2018年~2032年)Low-Speed Vehicle Market Assessment, By Vehicle Type, By Application, By Speed, By Propulsion, By Region, Opportunities and Forecast, 2018-2032F |
全球低速車輛 (LSV) 市場規模預計將從 2024 年的 113.2 億美元增至 2032 年的 198.6 億美元,2025-2032 年預測期間複合年增長率為 7.28%。
全球低速汽車(LSV)市場存在巨大的成長潛力,環境問題、城市化壓力、技術創新和支持性監管框架等多種因素對其需求的影響是隱性的。低速車輛(LSV)的發展受到對環保運輸不斷增長的需求的推動,其中包括低碳排放解決方案和對環境影響較小的解決方案。這一趨勢得到了強有力的政府政策的支持,這些政策允許使用 LSV 並透過優惠政策和補貼限制污染。 LSV 有吸引力的另一個重要因素是技術發展。電池技術、人工智慧以及車輛與其他基礎設施之間的連接等領域的升級將使車輛在實際日常使用中更安全、更有效率。各公司也正在加大研發投資,開發滿足各種消費者需求的車型,例如幫助完成最後一哩路交付的自動駕駛功能。
此外,日益增長的城市化趨勢正在增加對高效最後一英里連接解決方案的需求,而 LSV 為人口稠密的城市中的短途出行提供了巨大的機會。城市擁擠和污染是 LSV 特別關注的問題。 LSV 可以在城市基礎設施周圍移動,無排放或排放量極低。燃料成本的增加也吸引了消費者的需求,因為成本意識的增強提高了對燃料消耗和營運效率的認識。隨著這些因素的不斷發展,LSV 在各種地區和應用中廣泛採用的環境可能會變得成熟。
例如,2023 年 7 月,Waev Inc. 在低速車輛 (LSV) 類別中製定了新標準。 Waev 推出了全新 2024 GEM 多功能車,該車進行了 30 多項改進,以擴大採用範圍並提供更像汽車的駕駛體驗。 GEM 多用途車為駕駛員提供了一種安全、可持續且經濟高效的電動車替代轎車、貨車和卡車的選擇。 GEM的低速、適當的尺寸和高能見度有助於為行人、摩托車、自行車和汽車創造一個共存的安全環境。
本報告提供全球低速車輛(LSV)市場相關調查分析,提供市場規模與預測,市場動態,主要企業的形勢等資訊。
Global low-speed vehicle (LSV) market is projected to witness a CAGR of 7.28% during the forecast period 2025-2032, growing from USD 11.32 billion in 2024 to USD 19.86 billion in 2032.
The global market for low-speed vehicles has tremendous potential for growth as various factors, including environmental concerns, urbanization pressures, technological innovation, and supportive regulatory frameworks, will influence their demand. Low-speed vehicles are driven by increasing demand for eco-friendly transportation, such as low-carbon emission solutions and solutions with less negative environmental impact. Strong government policies to restrict pollution by allowing the usage of LSVs through benevolent policies and subsidies support this trend. Other critical factors making LSVs attractive include technological developments. Upgrades in the areas of battery technology, artificial intelligence, and vehicle connectivity with the rest of the infrastructure improve the vehicle's safety and efficiency for practical, daily usage. Also, companies are investing more in research and development to develop models that meet various consumer needs, such as autonomous driving capabilities that help with last-mile deliveries.
Furthermore, the increasing tendency to urbanize has strengthened the demand for efficient last-mile connectivity solutions, for which LSVs present significant opportunities for short-distance travel in cities with high population density. Urban congestion and pollution become a particular concern for LSVs, as the effectiveness of these vehicles navigating a city's infrastructure while providing emission-free or minimal emissions is major. Increasing costs due to fuel also attract consumer demand, as rising cost sensitivity increases awareness of fuel consumption and operations efficiency. As these factors continue to evolve, they will likely foster an environment conducive to the widespread adoption of LSVs across various regions and applications.
For instance, in July 2023, Waev Inc. set a new standard for the low-speed vehicle (LSV) category. Waev is introducing the new 2024 GEM passenger and utility vehicles with more than 30 refinements to expand adoption and provide a more automotive-like driving experience. GEM passenger and utility vehicles provide drivers with a safe, sustainable, cost-efficient EV alternative to sedans, vans, and trucks. GEM's low speeds, right size, and high visibility sight lines help create a safer environment for pedestrians, bikers, cyclists, and vehicles to coexist.
Urbanization is Expanding the Global Low-Speed Vehicle Market
Rapid urbanization represents a significant growth driver in the global market for LSVs as population pressure in urban areas dictates efficient means of transportation that promote sustainability and efficiency. Therefore, expansive cities are challenged to manage road congestion and related pollution arising from the increased population on roads, hence the need for compact vehicles with easy means of navigating congested roads and streets. LSVs are best suited for short-distance travel and last-mile connectivity, which can appeal to urban commuters. With the growth in e-commerce, the demand for last-mile delivery solutions has increased, thereby fueling the LSV market. Logistics companies are increasingly shifting towards low-speed vehicles as they need to meet consumer expectations of fast shipping while managing operational costs. Their compact size allows these vehicles to maneuver through narrow city lanes and access areas that larger delivery trucks cannot, enhancing delivery efficiency in congested urban environments.
For instance, in October 2024, Emobi Manufactury Private Limited unveiled its new low-speed electric two-wheeler AKX Commuter, aiming to redefine urban transportation. The AKX LS model targets last-mile delivery riders, offering fast charging and dual-use battery packs.
In June 2023, E-Z-GO, a Textron Inc. business, launched the new street-legal Liberty LSV, as well as a newly updated model of its Freedom RXV that couples a stylish new look with comfortable city rides. The Liberty LSV is the industry's ultimate luxury street-legal vehicle. With a top speed of 25 mph, the Liberty LSV meets all National Highway Traffic Safety Administration standards for an LSV and can be operated on public roads with posted speed limits of 35 mph or less in most states, and it is equally at home on the cart path.
Government Initiatives Fuel the Global Low-Speed Vehicle Market Growth
Governments worldwide play an instrumental role in driving the low-speed vehicle (LSV) market, mainly by their policies promoting environmentally friendly transport and reducing carbon emissions. The most important aspect contributing to this trend is that several governments have enacted tough emission control regulations for vehicles, compelling manufacturers to innovate and develop low-emission vehicles such as LSVs. This has increased the market share of electric low-speed vehicles, which emit no tailpipe emissions and alleviate urban air quality concerns. Moreover, many governments are investing in infrastructure development for electric mobility. For instance, the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program is to invest USD 5 billion in developing a national electric vehicle charging network. This investment improves the viability of LSVs and increases their integration into urban transport systems, making them more accessible to consumers. The growing emphasis on sustainability among governments is also reflected in their partnerships with private sectors to enhance transportation solutions. Collaborative efforts between public and private entities are leading to innovations in LSV technology and infrastructure, further driving market growth.
For instance, in April 2024, Club Car, LLC, a global industry-leading manufacturer of golf cars, low-speed utility vehicles, and personal-use transportation, celebrated the opening of the new Club Car Appling Manufacturing Facility with tours and a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp joined state and local elected officials and area business leaders to tour the new manufacturing facility. Club Car, LLC is bringing jobs into Georgia in the growing e-mobility sector and leading the way in compact utility EV manufacturing.
Dominance of 20-25mph Low-Speed Vehicle
The dominance of low-speed vehicles (LSVs) with a maximum speed of 20-25 mph is a significant trend in the global market; various drivers, such as the contemporary needs of cities in terms of urban mobility, are behind these dominant moves. LSVs represent four-wheeled, electric, or hybrid single or multi-passenger vehicles, especially for limited-use operations inside residential neighborhoods, golf courses, and commercial complexes. Their appeal is in their efficient operation in areas where normal vehicles are impractical or restricted by a speed limit. Government regulations have also played a significant role in building the market for LSVs. In many jurisdictions, LSVs are licensed to operate on roads restricted to 35 mph, making them suitable for various applications. This regulatory support is not only legitimizing them but also prompting the manufacturers to innovate within this segment. As manufacturers continue to innovate and address infrastructure challenges, adoption of low-speed vehicles is expected to rise significantly across various regions.
For instance, in April 2024, Cushman, part of Textron Inc., introduced the Cushman LSV 800, a street-legal utility vehicle ideal for use in the management of large grounds and campuses, municipalities and utilities, and others seeking an energy-efficient, eco-friendly solution for light-transportation needs. The LSV 800 has a maximum speed of 25 mph and features a 48-volt AC electric powertrain with automotive-inspired braking system. The LSV 800 meets or exceeds the standards mandated by the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 500 as well as additional standards of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) for "low-speed vehicles," or LSVs.
North America Dominates Low-Speed Vehicle Market Share
North America is leading the market for low-speed vehicles worldwide, holding a major market share. This can be attributed to the amalgamation of factors that are interlinked and have a positive impact on the usage of LSV in that region. Some of these factors include strong regulatory support towards low-speed electric vehicles, particularly neighborhood electric vehicles designed to be used in urban environments as well as gated communities. The U.S. government has well-defined regulations for LSVs to promote their use as an environmentally friendly transportation alternative while ensuring safety standards. The regulatory framework legitimizes LSVs and challenges manufacturers to innovate and offer more products. Economic factors, including price increases in fuel, make consumers sensitive to operating costs, which shift them toward cost-effective transportation alternatives, such as LSVs. In general, most vehicles have running costs with electric powertrains that are lower and less expensive to maintain than traditional vehicles. With other majors, such as Club Car, LLC, John Deere Group, and Polaris Inc., on their rolls, North America has become another solid leader within this market. These three major firms have developed multiple ranges of LSVs according to specific market applications like personal mobility, utility applications, or other specific recreations for end consumers. Their widely built infrastructure distribution networks have significantly boosted convenience as well as buyers' trust in LSV.
For instance, in July 2024, Club Car, LLC, a global leader in innovation and design for golf cars, low-speed utility vehicles, and personal-use transportation, announced that it would serve as the Official Golf Car of the 2024 Solheim Cup, held in September at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Northern Virginia. In addition to the 12 custom team vehicles, 90 Club Car utility and transport vehicles will be provided to support event set-up and tournament operations.
Future Market Scenario (2025-2032F)
Growing preference for sustainable and energy-efficient vehicles among consumers, especially since urban areas are struggling to deal with pollution and congestion. LSVs, especially electric variants, become ideal solutions for short-distance travel within cities.
Advances in battery technologies and vehicle connectivity enhance the LSVs' performance and popularity. With smarter technologies added to higher ranges for a longer distance drive, they come closer to daily practical usage.
The rise of shared mobility services creates new opportunities for LSVs, particularly in urban settings where they can be used for ride-hailing or delivery services.
Key Players Landscape and Outlook
The global LSV market is characterized by a competitive landscape in which several key players shape growth and development. It is driven by increasing demand for sustainable transportation solutions, growing urbanization, and favorable government initiatives. The outlook for the LSV market in the future looks optimistic as demand will grow due to urbanization and the need for efficient last-mile transportation solutions. Also, the popularity of golf has increased golf course development, thereby boosting the demand for golf carts and other low-speed vehicles. Key players focus on various strategies such as product innovation, strategic partnerships, and market expansion to maintain their competitive edge. Companies are investing in research and development to create advanced electric LSVs with improved battery technologies and smart features that cater to consumer needs. Collaborations with local governments and businesses are also being pursued to enhance distribution networks and promote the adoption of LSVs in urban settings.
For instance, in April 2023, United Rentals, Inc. signed a partnership with Polaris Commercial, a division of Polaris Inc., to include more all-electric low-speed utility vehicles that will help make job sites cleaner, more environmentally friendly, and quieter. This will also help customers meet sustainability goals and reduce maintenance requirements. The electric powertrain delivers smooth, precise control when operating at low speeds, so operators will have full control and confidence whether towing, backing up to a trailer, or moving between buildings and other equipment.
All segments will be provided for all regions and countries covered
Companies mentioned above DO NOT hold any order as per market share and can be changed as per information available during research work.