Europe Automotive Electric Vacuum Pump Market size exceeded USD 200 million in 2020 and is anticipated to exhibit 4.1% CAGR from 2021 to 2027. Increasing regulations regarding carbon emissions is motivating the vehicle manufacturers to adopt components and technologies aiding in adherence to the stringent requirements, boosting the market demand.
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The increasing vehicle production and electric vehicle adoption is supporting the demand for vacuum pumps. Countries in Western Europe, including Germany, Italy, U.K and the France are producing electric vacuum pumps in large quantities and introducing advanced technologies to promote production adoption.
Insufficient negative pressure while braking will limit electric vacuum pump adoption in EVs. The rapid advancement of braking technology, such as the introduction of vacuum less technology, may hinder the market growth. In addition, the COVID-19 pandemic has created challenges for EVM manufacturers owing to temporary closure of manufacturing units.
In 2020, the braking application segment demand was over 2 million units. This is due to lower fuel consumption and emissions as compared to mechanical vacuum pumps. In addition, electric vacuum pumps also reduce the burden of engine lubrication system as it can operate without lubrication.
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The EV segment in the Europe automotive electric vacuum pump market will generate around USD 40 million revenue by 2027. In the emerging economies such as northern region of Europe including Spain and Italy, the demand for passenger cars is strong, and the sales potential of electric vacuum pumps is huge. For instance, the European Commission (EC) has set ambitious CO2 reduction targets for the transportation sector by 2050. In this case, most scenarios for decarbonization in the transportation sector envisage high penetration of electric vehicles by 2030.
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The passenger cars segment will showcase 4% growth rate through 2027, on account of continuous increase in vehicle adoption. The automotive OEMs are using fuel injection system to improve vehicle fuel efficiency. Modern gasoline direct injection requires an additional pump as the negative pressure cannot be adjusted through the throttle valve. Further, the increasing use of direct injection systems in commercial vehicles will fuel the industry expansion.
OEM sales channel segment size in the market will cross USD 245 million by 2027. Increased investment by governments for development of electric vehicle charging stations and hydrogen refueling stations, as well as incentives for buyers, is impelling the segment growth. In addition, the growing demand for low-emission commuting and the government's support for long-distance zero-emission vehicles through tax reductions and subsidies have motivated manufacturers to provide electric vehicles on a global scale, resulting in a growing market demand for automated electric vehicle pump.
Some of the key automotive electric vacuum pump manufacturers in Europe Dalian Haina New Energy Auto Parts Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Hella KGaA Hueck & Co., Lvxiang Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd., Youngshin Precision, Co. Ltd, mikuni corporation, SDTec Co.,Ltd, and Johnson Electric.