Space Propulsion Market Size, Share & COVID-19 Impact Analysis, By Platform (Satellite (Small Satellite, Medium Satellite, and Large Satellite), Launch Vehicles, Rovers/Landers, Capsules/Cargo, and Interplanetary Spacecraft and Probes), By Propulsion Type (Chemical Propulsion, Electric Propulsion, Solar Propulsion, Nuclear Propulsion, and Others), By Component (Thrusters, Electric Propulsion Thrusters, Nozzles, Rocket Motors, and Others), By End-user (Commercial and Government & Defense), and Regional Forecast, 2021-2028

SEGMENTATION

 DETAILS

Study Period

2017-2028

Base Year

2020

Estimated Year

 2021

Forecast Period

2021-2028

Historical Period

2017-2019

Unit

Value (USD Billion)

By Platform

• Satellite
  • Small Satellite
  • Medium Satellite
  • Large Satellite
• Launch Vehicles
• Rovers/Landers
• Capsules/Cargo
• Interplanetary Spacecraft and Probes

By Propulsion Type

• Chemical Propulsion
• Electric Propulsion
• Solar Propulsion
• Nuclear Propulsion
• Others

By Component

• Thrusters
• Electric Propulsion Thrusters
• Nozzles
• Rocket Motors
• Others

By End-user

• Commercial
• Government & Defense

By Region

• North America (By Platform, By Propulsion Type, By Component, By End User)

• • U.S. (By Propulsion Type)
  • Canada (By Propulsion Type)

• Europe (By Platform, By Propulsion Type, By Component, By End User)

• • U.K. (By Propulsion Type)
  • Germany (By Propulsion Type)
  • France (By Propulsion Type)
  • Russia (By Propulsion Type)
  • Rest of Europe (By Propulsion Type)

• Asia Pacific (By Platform, By Propulsion Type, By Component, By End User)

• • China (By Propulsion Type)
  • India (By Propulsion Type)
  • Japan (By Propulsion Type)
  • South Korea (By Propulsion Type)
  • Rest of Asia Pacific (By Propulsion Type)

• Rest of the World (By Platform, By Propulsion Type, By Component, By End User)

• • Middle East & Africa (By Propulsion Type)
  • South America (By Propulsion Type)