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2024 年至 2031 年智慧電動驅動器市場(按地區)

Smart Electric Drive Market By Component, Drive Type, Application, & Region for 2024-2031

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智慧電力驅動市場評估,2024 年至 2031 年

智慧電力驅動市場受到全球環境問題和嚴格的排放法規推動,對永續和高效運輸解決方案的需求不斷增長。政府的激勵措施和對電動車基礎設施的投資正在推動市場成長,而客戶偏好正在轉向環保且具有成本效益的出行解決方案,推動個人和商用車輛採用智慧電力驅動。預計智慧電驅動器市場收入將在 2024 年超過 12.4349 億美元,到 2031 年將達到 106.2053 億美元。

電池技術、電力電子和通訊發展都為智慧電力驅動領域的重大進步做出了貢獻。鋰離子電池的增強和固態電池的發展帶來了更高的能量密度、更快的充電時間和更長的行駛里程。高效能逆變器和再生煞車系統等電力電子技術的發展提高了整體駕駛效率。此外,物聯網和人工智慧的結合將提供更智慧的能源管理、預測性維護以及與智慧電網和家庭能源系統的無縫連接。預計智慧電驅動市場將以 35.90% 的複合年增長率成長。

智慧電力驅動市場定義/概述

智慧電力驅動是一種先進的電動車 (EV) 推進系統,它結合了電動馬達、電池和控制電子設備,以提高性能、效率和駕駛樂趣。該系統提供智慧能源管理、再生煞車和與各種車輛部件的無縫集成,旨在提高電動車的整體效率和續航里程。智慧電力驅動利用即時數據分析和通訊等智慧技術,實現更好的電力分配、更長的電池壽命和更好的駕駛動力,為向更永續、更有效率的交通運輸過渡鋪平道路。成為隨著電動車 (EV) 技術的發展、環境法規的加強以及全球向永續交通的轉變,智慧電力驅動器 (SED) 的潛在空間非常巨大。隨著汽車製造商的不斷創新,SED系統可能會變得更加高效,包括採用AI、物聯網和智慧電池管理系統等尖端技術,以提高效能、安全性和使用者體驗。

燃料成本的上漲和消費者對永續交通的需求是否會加速智慧電力驅動市場的成長?

燃料價格上漲使得傳統內燃機(ICE)汽車的運作成本更加昂貴。消費者正在尋找操作更便宜的替代品。電動車,尤其是智慧電驅動的電動車,能耗成本較低。雖然電動車的初始成本可能較高,但與內燃機汽車相比,包括維護和燃料成本在內的總擁有成本 (TCO) 從長遠來看通常較低。隨著燃料價格上漲,這對消費者來說變得更具吸引力。

政府有時會為電動車提供獎勵和補貼,以抵消不斷上漲的燃料價格並鼓勵採用更清潔的技術。可能的選擇包括稅收抵免、退款和減少註冊費。汽油價格上漲可能會刺激對開發高效、經濟的電動馬達系統的投資。電池技術可能會有所進步,行駛里程可能會更長,整體性能可能會有所提升。消費者越來越意識到氣候變遷和化石燃料對環境的影響,這促使他們要求更永續的交通方式。

此外,電動車的廢氣排放量為零,因此是更環保的選擇。公司在其營運和供應鏈中越來越重視企業社會責任。電動驅動領域將進一步擴大,包括在物流和運輸領域使用電動車。消費者要求他們的車輛具有更多現代化的功能,包括連接性、自動駕駛功能和智慧能源管理系統。與標準內燃機汽車相比,智慧電力驅動裝置可以更無縫地結合這些技術。

此外,再生煞車、高速扭力和安靜運行改善了駕駛體驗,使電動車對更多人具有吸引力。隨著越來越多的汽車製造商進入電動車產業,競爭將推動創新,同時降低成本。這使得智慧電動車能夠被更廣泛的買家所接受。全球電動車市場正在迅速擴張,尤其是在歐洲、中國和北美。這些市場通常受到強有力的政府政策和消費者對永續交通選擇的興趣的支持。

相容性和高初始成本如何成為智慧電動車市場的主要障礙?

很多時候,不同的製造商使用不同類型的充電連接器和標準,例如 CHAdeMO、CCS 和特斯拉的超級充電器。缺乏標準化可能會給電動車車主帶來困難,因為可能不容易找到合適的充電器,導致續航里程焦慮和使用率降低。車輛和充電器之間不相容的通訊協定可能導致充電效率低或根本無法充電,從而造成破壞性的客戶體驗。

確保智慧電動車的無縫軟體集成,這些汽車結合了自動駕駛、高級駕駛輔助系統(ADAS) 和車對車(V2X) 通訊等先進技術,對於確保這些系統至關重要。 ,因為它們通常涉及專有技術。汽車製造商、軟體開發商和電力供應商是智慧電力驅動生態系統的眾多利害關係人之一。實現跨多個系統和平台的互通性需要大量的協作和標準化。

此外,不同的智慧電驅動系統和組件可能不具有普遍相容性,從而使維修、維護和升級變得複雜,從而增加停機時間和客戶成本。為了處理多個品牌和型號,服務機構必須能夠使用各種診斷設備和軟體,這增加了維護的複雜性和成本。鋰離子電池是電動車的關鍵零件,由於含有鋰、鈷和鎳等貴重元素,生產成本較高。

此外,製造工序複雜,成本昂貴。儘管由於技術發展和規模經濟,成本正在下降,但與內燃機(ICE)汽車相比成本仍然較高,導致電動車(EV)的初始成本很高。自動駕駛汽車、增強型感測器和人工智慧分析等智慧技術的開發和整合將需要大量的研發支出。為了確保安全性、可靠性和性能,對新型智慧電驅動技術進行大量的原型設計和測試,這將推高初始價格。

建立新的電力驅動器和智慧組件生產線以及改造現有的生產線需要大量投資。對自動化、精密工程和無塵室設施的投資將進一步增加費用。雖然電動車在其使用壽命內通常運行和維護成本較低,但巨大的初始投資可能會成為那些優先考慮前期成本而非長期利益的消費者的障礙。

目錄

第 1 章簡介

  • 市場定義
  • 市場區隔
  • 研究方法

第 2 章執行摘要

  • 主要發現 市場概況
  • 市場亮點

第三章 市場概覽

  • 市場規模與成長潛力
  • 市場趨勢
  • 市場推動因素
  • 市場限制
  • 市場機會
  • 波特五力分析

第 4 章。
  • 乘用車(PC)
  • 商用車 (CV)
  • 兩輪車(2W)

第 5 章 智慧電驅動市場(按組件)

  • 電池
  • 電動機
  • 逆變器
  • 電子煞車輔助器
  • 電力電子

第六章 智慧電驅動市場(依應用)

  • E-軸
  • 輪式驅動

第 7 章 區域分析

  • 北美洲
  • 美國
  • 加拿大
  • 墨西哥
  • 歐洲
  • 英國
  • 德國
  • 法國
  • 義大利 亞太地區
  • 中國
  • 日本
  • 印度
  • 澳大利亞
  • 拉丁美洲
  • 巴西
  • 阿根廷
  • 智利
  • 中東和非洲
  • 南非
  • 沙烏地阿拉伯
  • 阿拉伯聯合大公國

第 8 章 市場動態

  • 市場推動因素
  • 市場限制
  • 市場機會
  • COVID-19 市場影響

第 9 章 競爭格局

  • 大型公司
  • 市佔率分析

第十章 公司簡介

  • Nidec Corporation(Japan)
  • Aisin Corporation(Japan)
  • BorgWarner(US)
  • Robert Bosch GmbH(Germany)
  • ZF Friedrichshafen AG(Germany)
  • Magna International Inc.(Canada)
  • Continental AG(Germany)
  • Hyundai Mobis(South Korea)
  • Schaeffler Group(Germany)

第 11 章 市場展望與機會

  • 新興技術
  • 未來市場趨勢
  • 投資機會

第 12 章附錄

  • 縮寫列表
  • 來源與參考文獻
簡介目錄
Product Code: 20966

Smart Electric Drive Market Valuation - 2024-2031

The rising factor of the Smart Electric Drive market is driven by the increasing demand for sustainable and efficient transportation solutions, which is being fueled by global environmental concerns and tough emissions laws. Government incentives and investments in electric vehicle infrastructure help to drive market growth, while customer preferences shift toward eco-friendly and cost-effective mobility solutions, boosting the use of smart electric drives in both personal and commercial cars. The smart electric drive market is estimated to surpass a revenue of USD 1243.49 Million in 2024 and reachUSD 10620.53 Million by 2031.

Battery technology, power electronics, and communication developments have all contributed to substantial advancements in the Smart Electric Drive sector. Enhanced lithium-ion batteries and the development of solid-state batteries have resulted in higher energy density, shorter charging periods, and longer vehicle range. Power electronics developments, such as efficient inverters and regenerative braking systems, have increased total driving efficiency. Furthermore, the combination of IoT and AI offers smarter energy management, predictive maintenance, and seamless connectivity to smart grids and household energy systems. The smart electric drive market is expected to rise with a projected CAGR of 35.90 % from 2024 to 2031.

Smart Electric Drive Market: Definition/ Overview

Smart Electric Drive is an advanced electric vehicle (EV) propulsion system that combines an electric motor, battery, and control electronics to improve performance, efficiency, and driving pleasure. This system is intended to provide intelligent energy management, regenerative braking, and seamless integration with various vehicle components, hence increasing the overall efficiency and range of electric vehicles. Smart electric drives, which use smart technologies such as real-time data analysis and communication, provide better power distribution, longer battery life, and improved driving dynamics, making them an important component in the move to more sustainable and efficient transportation options. The potential scope of Smart Electric Drive (SED) is vast, owing to developments in electric vehicle (EV) technology, increased environmental restrictions, and a global shift toward sustainable transportation. As automakers continue to innovate, SED systems are likely to become more efficient, including cutting-edge technology like AI, IoT, and smart battery management systems to improve performance, safety, and user experience.

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Will the Increasing Fuel Costs and Consumer Demand for Sustainable Transportation Escalate the Growth of the Smart Electric Drive Market?

As rising fuel prices, the cost of operating traditional internal combustion engines (ICE) vehicles increases. Consumers seek alternatives with cheaper operational costs. Electric vehicles (EVs), particularly those with smart electric drives, have lower energy consumption costs. While the initial cost of an EV may be greater, the total cost of ownership (TCO), which includes maintenance and fuel costs, is typically lower over time when compared to an ICE car. This becomes more appealing to consumers as fuel prices rise.

Governments may provide incentives or subsidies for electric vehicles to help offset growing fuel prices and stimulate the adoption of cleaner technology. Tax credits, refunds, and reduced registration fees may be included. Higher gasoline costs may spur investments in the development of efficient and cost-effective electric motor systems. Advancements in battery technology, higher vehicle range, and improved overall performance may ensue. Consumers are increasingly conscious of climate change and the environmental impact of fossil fuels, which is driving them to seek out more sustainable transportation solutions.

Furthermore, electric vehicles have zero tailpipe emissions, making them a more environmentally responsible choice. Companies are increasingly prioritizing corporate social responsibility in their operations and supply chains. The use of electric fleets for logistics and transportation is included, which would further increase the e-drive sector. Consumers desire more modern features in vehicles, such as connectivity, autonomous driving capabilities, and smart energy management systems. Smart electric drives can combine this technology more seamlessly than standard internal combustion engine automobiles.

Additionally, regenerative braking, fast torque, and silent operation improve the driving experience and make electric vehicles more appealing to a wider audience. As more automakers enter the electric vehicle industry, competition drives innovation while lowering costs. This makes smart electric vehicles more available to a broader audience of buyers. The global electric car market is increasing rapidly, particularly in Europe, China, and North America. These markets are frequently supported by strong government policies and consumer interest in sustainable transportation.

How Does Compatibility and High Initial Costs Pose Significant Hurdles for the Smart Electric Drive Market?

Different manufacturers frequently employ different types of charging connectors and standards, such as CHAdeMO, CCS, and Tesla's Supercharger. This lack of standardization can cause hardship for EV owners because appropriate chargers may not be readily available, resulting in range anxiety and decreased usage. Incompatibility in vehicle-to-charger communication protocols can cause inefficient charging or even inability to charge, disrupting the customer experience.

Ensuring seamless software integration for smart electric vehicles, which combine advanced technologies such as autonomous driving, ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication, is difficult because these systems frequently involve proprietary technologies. Car manufacturers, software developers, and electricity providers are among the many stakeholders in the smart electric drive ecosystem. Achieving interoperability between multiple systems and platforms necessitates substantial collaboration and standardization.

Furthermore, different smart electric drive systems and components may not be universally compatible, complicating repairs, maintenance, and upgrades, thus increasing downtime and expenses for customers. To handle multiple brands and models, service facilities must have access to a variety of diagnostic instruments and software, which increases the complexity and cost of maintenance. Lithium-ion batteries, a key component of electric drives, have high production costs due to valuable elements such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel.

Additionally, the manufacturing procedure is also complicated and expensive. While costs are reducing due to technological developments and economies of scale, they remain high as compared to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, making electric vehicles (EVs) more expensive up front. Developing and integrating smart technologies such as self-driving cars, enhanced sensors, and AI-powered analytics necessitates significant R&D expenditure. Extensive prototyping and testing of new smart electric drive technologies to ensure safety, reliability, and performance increases the initial price.

Establishing new production lines for electric drives and smart components, as well as converting existing ones, requires significant investment. Investments in automation, precision engineering, and cleanroom facilities raise expenses even more. While EVs typically have cheaper operational and maintenance expenses over their lifespan, the larger initial investment may be a barrier for consumers who prioritize upfront costs over long-term benefits.

Category-Wise Acumens

How does the Increasing Demand for Battery Operated and Front Wheel Drive Speed up the Growth of the Smart Electric Drive Market?

The increasing demand for battery-powered vehicles has hastened advances in battery technology, resulting in higher energy densities, faster charging times, and longer lifespans. These upgraded batteries boost the performance and appeal of smart electric vehicles, making them more appealing to consumers. Front-wheel drive (FWD) systems are simpler and less expensive to combine with smart electric drive components such as electric motors and control systems, which has accelerated the development and deployment of smart electric drives in FWD cars.

As the volume of battery-powered vehicles produced grows, economies of scale reduce the cost of batteries and related technology. This makes smart electric vehicles more inexpensive and accessible, hence fueling industry growth. FWD systems are less complex and cost less to construct than all-wheel or rear-wheel drive systems, making FWD electric cars (EVs) more economically viable. Smart electric drives enhance urban and compact vehicles because of their efficiency, compactness, and adaptability for city driving situations.

Furthermore, as more people realize the advantages of battery-powered and FWD vehicles, such as cheaper fuel costs, lower pollutants, and better driving experiences, their acceptance of smart electric drives grows. Many governments provide incentives and subsidies for battery-powered vehicles, especially those with front-wheel drive. These incentives reduce the purchase price and running costs, encouraging customers to select smart electric vehicles.

Additionally, stringent emission laws stimulate the use of battery-powered automobiles, which emit zero tailpipe emissions. FWD EVs, with their effective use of space and weight distribution, meet these legal standards, encouraging the development of smart electric drives. The desire to minimize carbon footprints and prevent climate change is driving the transition to battery-powered automobiles.

Companies are progressively adopting sustainable strategies, such as the shift to electric car fleets. FWD vehicles with smart electric motors are frequently chosen for their cost-effectiveness and environmental benefits, which help corporate sustainability goals. The rise of battery-powered automobiles has resulted in large investments in charging infrastructure. A well-developed charging network improves the practicality and ease of owning and operating smart electric vehicles, hence increasing market growth.

Will the Rising Utilization of Power Electronics and All Wheel Drive Boost the Smart Electric Drive Market?

The increasing efficiency due to power electronics provided in the conversion and management of electrical energy, lowering losses and enhancing the overall efficiency of electric vehicles (EV). This development leads to higher performance and longer driving ranges, making EVs more appealing to consumers. Power electronics enable precise control of electric motors, which improves vehicle response, acceleration, and driving dynamics. This improvement increases EVs' competitiveness with regular internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.

Advances in power electronics enable the creation of more compact and integrated systems, reducing the size, weight, and cost of electric powertrains. This reduction may lower the production costs of EVs, making them more affordable to customers. Modern power electronics are built to be extremely dependable and long-lasting, able to tolerate harsh working conditions and extended operation.

Furthermore, effective thermal management solutions combined with power electronics enable peak performance and minimize overheating, increasing the lifespan and safety of electric drivetrains. Advanced regenerative braking systems powered by power electronics absorb energy while braking and feed it back into the battery, increasing energy efficiency and driving range. Intelligent charging solutions enabled by power electronics can improve charging times, save energy costs, and increase the convenience of owning an EV.

Additionally, AWD systems transmit power to all four wheels, resulting in improved traction and stability, particularly in severe weather or on difficult terrain. This increase improves safety and driving confidence, making electric vehicles more appealing to a wider spectrum of consumers. AWD improves EV performance and acceleration by more effectively distributing power, allowing EVs to compete with high-performance ICE vehicles. Offering AWD in EVs may attract customers who require or desire this function, such as those living in harsh winter climates or those interested in off-road capabilities.

Including AWD in EV products helps portray them as luxury or high-performance vehicles, luring buyers from these markets. Power electronics play an important part in regulating AWD systems by controlling power distribution between the wheels. This connection improves the performance and efficiency of AWD EVs. Combining AWD with other smart technologies, such as torque vectoring and adaptive suspension systems, can improve the driving dynamics and appeal of electric vehicles.

Country/Region-wise Acumens

Will the Increasing Investment in R&D and Strong Infrastructure in North America Advance the Smart Electric Drive Market Further?

The increasing R&D spending promotes innovation in smart electric drive technology, including developments in electric motors, power electronics, battery management systems, and software integration to improve vehicle performance and efficiency. North America has a strong ecosystem of technology businesses, startups, research organizations, and universities working on EVs. Collaboration in this environment enhances scientific advancements in smart electric vehicles.

Investing in R&D helps North American corporations maintain technological leadership in autonomous driving, vehicle connection, and energy management. These improvements make smart electric drives more appealing and competitive around the world. Significant investments are being made to develop and improve EV charging infrastructure throughout North America. This involves the creation of fast-charging networks along highways, metropolitan centers, offices, and residential areas, which will alleviate range anxiety and improve convenience for EV owners.

Furthermore, smart electric drives enable V2G technologies, allowing EVs to return electricity to the grid during high demand periods. This feature enhances grid stability, facilitates renewable energy integration, and may reduce consumer costs. Government programs and policies encourage the development of EV charging infrastructure through subsidies, tax breaks, and regulatory changes. A well-developed R&D framework and infrastructure instills consumer trust in the dependability, performance, and convenience of smart electric drives, which is critical for speeding consumer adoption of advanced EV technologies.

Additionally, urbanization trends increase the demand for efficient, ecologically friendly transportation options. Smart electric drives, especially in FWD versions suitable for urban contexts, effectively meet these mobility requirements. The total cost of ownership for EVs, including those with smart electric drives, falls as technological advances and economies of scale are realized. Lower running costs, fewer maintenance requirements, and potential financial incentives make EVs more appealing to a wider spectrum of buyers.

Smart electric drives help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants, which aligns with North America's goals for climate change mitigation and better air quality. Regulatory support for zero-emission vehicles further encourages the use of smart electric drives. Smart electric drives play an important part in meeting these corporate social responsibility goals by providing efficient and ecologically friendly transportation options.

Will the Rising Urbanization and Manufacturing Capabilities in Asia Pacific Region Fuel the Expansion of the Smart Electric Drive Market?

The rising urbanization in Asia-Pacific, with millions of people flocking to cities in quest for better economic prospects and living conditions. As people relocate to cities, population densities rise, as does need for sustainable, efficient, and environmentally friendly transportation options. Environmental issues such as air pollution, traffic congestion, and noise are significant obstacles for Asian cities. These concerns are prompting governments and urban planners to push cleaner modes of transportation, such as electric vehicles (EVs) outfitted with smart electric motor technologies.

The region's governments are implementing supportive policies to tackle urban pollution and cut greenhouse gas emissions. Subsidies, tax breaks, and exemptions from congestion charges are among the measures that encourage the adoption of electric vehicles. Infrastructure construction for EV charging is happening in cities to support the growing fleet of electric vehicles. This growth includes public charging stations, workplace charging facilities, and residential charging solutions.

Furthermore, improved charging infrastructure increases EV owners' convenience and range confidence, hence boosting market expansion. Asia-Pacific is a global automotive manufacturing hub, with substantial production facilities for automobiles and automotive components such as electric vehicles, batteries, electric motors, and power electronics, all of which are vital components of smart electric drives. The region's strong manufacturing skills allow economies of scale in electric vehicles and related components production.

Additionally, high scale production lowers manufacturing costs, making smart electric drives more affordable to consumers and enterprises. Proximity to manufacturing areas encourages innovation and technology developments in electric transportation across Asia-Pacific. Companies in the region are aggressively spending in R&D to improve battery efficiency, create innovative power electronics, and incorporate smart features into electric drivetrains. These developments enhance the performance, dependability, and market appeal of smart electric drives.

Asia-Pacific's comprehensive supply chain network enables the smooth sourcing of raw materials, components, and assembly processes required for electric vehicles. This integrated supply chain shortens lead times and increases production efficiency, addressing the growing demand for smart electric drives both domestically and globally.

Competitive Landscape

The competitive landscape of the smart electric drive market is defined by a dynamic interaction of technological innovation, regulatory compliance, and market expansion plans. Emerging enterprises and startups are using breakthroughs in electric vehicle (EV) technology, such as smart electric drives, to carve out specialized markets and compete with established competitors. These newcomers frequently concentrate on niche applications like urban transportation solutions, business fleet electrification, and unique EV services. Partnerships and collaborations across industries further impact competitive dynamics, with the goal of integrating smart electric motors with advances in autonomous driving, connectivity, and sustainable energy solutions.

Some of the prominent players operating in the smart electric drive market include:

Nidec Corporation

Aisin Corporation

BorgWarner

Robert Bosch GmbH

ZF Friedrichshafen AG

Magna International Inc.

Continental AG

Hyundai Mobis

Schaeffler Group

Latest Developments

In June 2024, ElectroRide, a multi-brand electric vehicles retail chain, has partnered with Battery Smart, to set up battery swapping stations across 2,500 locations across India, in the next five years. Initially, 50 stations will be set up in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh at ElectroRide locations. This partnership aims to simplify and enhance the adoption of electric mobility by providing convenient, economical, and efficient battery swapping services. The stations, strategically located to serve urban and intercity commuters, aim to reduce wait times with stations accessible within a 1 km radius.

In August 2023, Xpeng to Acquire Ride-Hailing Company DiDi's Smart EV Development Business. Xpeng, in partnership with Didi Global Inc., plans to launch a new EV brand in 2024 that is being developed under the project name "MONA". The new brand is targeted at the mass market segment at an expected price point of about Yuan 150,000. Xpeng and German auto giant Volkswagen signed a deal to develop two new EV cars for China under the VW brand but with Xpeng tech for software and autonomous driving. Targeting the middle-class segment.

In October 2023, Wallbox Announces Acquisition of ABL, a Leading EV Charging Provider in Europe. Wallbox's acquisition of ABL, with over 1 million EV chargers installed globally, accelerates its commercial strategy significantly. It expands Wallbox's product portfolio, enhances certification capabilities such as compliance with German EV charging laws, and leverages ABL's established relationships and experienced team. This acquisition reduces operational risks through decreased Capex and R&D spending while benefiting from ABL's manufacturing capabilities. Wallbox gains the ability to bring new products, like Supernova and Hypernova DC fast chargers, to market swiftly and efficiently.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction

  • Market Definition
  • Market Segmentation
  • Research Methodology

2. Executive Summary

  • Key Findings
  • Market Overview
  • Market Highlights

3. Market Overview

  • Market Size and Growth Potential
  • Market Trends
  • Market Drivers
  • Market Restraints
  • Market Opportunities
  • Porter's Five Forces Analysis

4. Smart Electric Drive Market, By Vehicle Type

  • Passenger Cars (PCs)
  • Commercial Vehicles (CVs)
  • Two-Wheelers (2Ws)

5. Smart Electric Drive Market, By Component

  • Battery
  • Electric Motor
  • Inverter
  • E-brake Booster
  • Power Electronics

6. Smart Electric Drive Market, By Application

  • E-Axle
  • Wheel Drive

7. Regional Analysis

  • North America
  • United States
  • Canada
  • Mexico
  • Europe
  • United Kingdom
  • Germany
  • France
  • Italy
  • Asia-Pacific
  • China
  • Japan
  • India
  • Australia
  • Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Argentina
  • Chile
  • Middle East and Africa
  • South Africa
  • Saudi Arabia
  • UAE

8. Market Dynamics

  • Market Drivers
  • Market Restraints
  • Market Opportunities
  • Impact of COVID-19 on the Market

9. Competitive Landscape

  • Key Players
  • Market Share Analysis

10. Company Profiles

  • Nidec Corporation (Japan)
  • Aisin Corporation (Japan)
  • BorgWarner (US)
  • Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany)
  • ZF Friedrichshafen AG (Germany)
  • Magna International Inc. (Canada)
  • Continental AG (Germany)
  • Hyundai Mobis (South Korea)
  • Schaeffler Group (Germany)

11. Market Outlook and Opportunities

  • Emerging Technologies
  • Future Market Trends
  • Investment Opportunities

12. Appendix

  • List of Abbreviations
  • Sources and References