Increasing fuel prices coupled with a rise in the sales of electric vehicles promotes market expansion of vehicle electrification. A general growth in environmental consciousness, strict emission standards, and rising consumer demand for fuel-efficient vehicles will bolster the sales of vehicle electrification. Additionally, governments across the globe are providing incentives like tax breaks and subsidies to promote vehicle electrification.

Furthermore, technological advancements like e-axels in electric vehicles drive market growth for vehicle electrification. Growing demand for lightweight and fuel-efficient vehicles also bodes well for the vehicle electrification market.

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Key Takeaways from the Vehicle Electrification Market Report:
Demand for hybrid vehicles will propel market growth. The electric power steering sub-segment will dominate the Asia Pacific market. North America is anticipated to be the fastest-growing vehicle electrification market. The U.S. will lead the North America vehicle electrification market. Asia Pacific presents high growth opportunities for the vehicle electrification market. Governments in South Korea, India, and China to promote electric vehicles. This will boost market sales in the region. High battery costs, overheating, battery development, and total energy storage capacity of the battery are market challenges.

Competitive Landscape:
Bosch, Continental, Denso, BorgWarner, and Mitsubishi Electric are some of the key manufacturing organizations in the vehicle electrification market that are profiled in the full version of the report.

In a competitive market, these major organizations maintain extensive product portfolios and strong global distribution channels. These companies engage in strategic collaborations, contracts, and engagements; increase investments in new product development, and employ other expansion strategies to gain a competitive edge.

Major manufacturers in the vehicle electrification market include Bosch (Germany), Continental (Germany), Denso (Japan), BorgWarner (US), and Mitsubishi Electric (Japan). These companies have extensive product lines and strong global distribution networks. To maintain their market position, these companies employ strategies such as new product development, expansions, collaborations, and contracts and agreements.

ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC (United States) and XL Fleet Corp. (United States) collaborated to electrify ARBOC Freedom low-floor buses.

Ford (United States) has acquired Electriphi (California), a company that provides charge management and fleet monitoring software.