Europe Automotive Energy Recovery System Market Size, Share & COVID-19 Impact Analysis, By Subsystem (Turbocharger, Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR), and Regenerative Braking System), By Propulsion (ICE and Electric), By Vehicle (Passenger Cars, Light Commercial Vehicles, and Heavy Commercial Vehicles), and Regional Forecast, 2023– 2030

Europe holds a certain share in the global automotive energy recovery system market. Europe automotive energy recovery system market size is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period. Global market size is projected to grow from USD 17.12 billion in 2022 to USD 29.60 billion by 2030.

Several major automotive manufacturers in the region are constantly focusing on the development of new and advanced technology that will help in the growth of the automotive industry. For instance, in November 2021, Continental AG launched a new regenerative braking system named – MK C2. It is designed to install in a compact and lighter vehicle, providing high performance and increasing the range of electric vehicles, which can benefit automated driving. The demand for energy-efficient vehicles to cater to the zero-emission goals of the European Union drives the demand for this market in the region.

Our report on the European market covers the following countries/regions – Germany, U.K., France, and Rest of the Europe.

LATEST TRENDS

Focus on Sustainability Augments the Market Growth in Europe

Many European companies are focusing on sustainability and implementing sustainability strategies, such as reducing their carbon footprint. Energy recovery systems can help companies achieve their sustainability goals by reducing emissions and improving fuel efficiency. Therefore, companies in this industry are focused on the development of technologies such as regenerative, turbocharger, and exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) to contribute toward the goal of a sustainable future, thus fueling Europe automotive energy recovery system market growth during the forecast period.

DRIVING FACTORS

Strict Vehicular Emission Rules and Standards Drive the Market

In January 2020, the European Commission announced that Regulation (EU) 2019/631 was put into force, setting CO2 emission performance standards for new passenger and commercial vehicles. With the help of this, the average CO2 emissions from passenger cars registered in Europe decreased by 12%.

New proposals were introduced in July 2021.

However, these standards for passenger cars and commercial vehicles have forced automotive manufacturers in the region to develop energy-efficient systems, including automotive energy recovery systems. This drives market growth in Europe.

RESTRAINING FACTORS

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Regulatory Uncertainty for Energy-efficient Vehicles Hampers the Market Growth

The regulatory environment for energy-efficient vehicles in Europe is evolving rapidly, which could create uncertainty for OEMs and buyers. Regulation changes, such as emissions standards and tax incentives, could affect the demand for energy recovery systems and create challenges for OEMs to comply with new regulations.

KEY INDUSTRY PLAYERS

In terms of the competitive landscape, Continental AG, Robert Bosch GmbH. and Mahle GmbH are the key player in the Europe market thanks to strong product offerings and active involvement in R&D investments to accelerate product launches and approvals in the forecast period. These companies are focused on strengthening their product portfolio and distribution network through strategic collaboration and partnerships to increase part in the Europe automotive energy recovery system market share in the Europe market.

LIST OF KEY COMPANIES PROFILED:

• Continental AG (Germany)


• Delphi Automotive (Ireland)


• Eaton (Ireland)


• Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany)


• Schaeffler AG (Germany)


• Rheinmetall Automotive AG (Germany)


• Faurecia (France)


• Mahle GmbH (Germany)


• ZF Friedrichshafen AG (Germany)


• RICARDO PLC (U.K.)

KEY INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS:

• January 2023: Porche integrated its Taycan with automotive regenerative braking system technology in the electric motor. The technology helps the motor of the vehicle to apply the brakes and, at the same time, generate electricity that can be used to charge the vehicle's battery. With the help of this, the requirement for large brakes is eliminated, thus improving the efficiency of the vehicles.


• October 2022, ZF launched a brake control system that can be used for hybrid and electric vehicles. The integrated brake control system provides brake performance for automatic emergency braking and complete energy recuperation for light truck segments.


• March 2021: Advanced Propulsion Centre based in Warwickshire, secured an investment of EUR 11.3 million for the project to develop and manufacture an energy recovery system to reduce energy use in electric vehicles. The e-MOTIF project, led by Shield Manufacturing Technologies, combines lightweight energy recovery technology from motorsport with a new motor and inverter for electric cars and vans to cut energy consumption and CO2 emissions.

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The market report provides qualitative and quantitative insights on the market and a detailed analysis of the Europe market size & growth rate for all possible segments in the market. Along with the Europe automotive energy recovery system market forecast, the research report provides an elaborative analysis of the market dynamics and competitive landscape. Various key insights presented in the report are overview of the number of procedures, an overview of price analysis of types of products, overview of the regulatory scenario by key countries, pipeline analysis, new product launches, key industry developments – mergers, acquisitions & partnerships and, the impact of COVID-19 on the market.

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