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Migration Trends From IC Engine To Alternative Power

As the migration from internal combustion engines (IC engines) to alternative power sources accelerates, PSR continues to update its data and forecasts to provide you with the latest global power source data available. These changes are coming almost daily. Our updated OEM Power Source classifications provide deep insights into an expanded range of OEM Drive Type configurations that use one or more OEM Power Sources including IC engine, fuel cell and battery systems. The rate of new power source installations varies across industry segments, contact PSR for data on your specific application needs.

IC Engine Production and Installation Data

While alternative power technologies continue to grab the headlines, significant advancements are occurring in the design of internal combustion engines as well. Improved efficiency in response to tighter emissions regulations, along with technological advancements are extending the production timeline of IC engines across a range of industry segments.

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Battery System Installation Data

Looking for data related to Battery Systems installed into powered equipment? PSR’s global team of analysts cover the on-highway global EV market, including hybrid, plug-in hybrid, battery electric and range extended electric OEM Drive Type configurations. PSR also tracks Off-Highway segments where Battery Systems rapidly are gaining traction including construction, lawn and garden, and recreational products segments among others.

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Fuel Cell Installation Data

Even though significant hurdles remain before we see mass adoption of long-haul battery electric commercial vehicles, fuel cell power is gaining momentum in the heavy commercial vehicles segment. Hydrogen fuel cell truck production and the accompanying hydrogen fueling infrastructure are in the early stages of development. Whatever segments are the focus, fuel cells seem to be the bridge technology that OEMs are looking at for a near-term solution. PSR is actively involved in tracking the increased deployment of fuel cells into all types of on-highway and off-highway powered equipment.

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Power Source Data Across 13 Industries

Access power source data for on-highway and off-highway vehicles, as well as stationary and mobile applications in 13 industry segments.

  • Agricultural
  • Construction
  • Industrial
  • Lawn and garden
  • Light commercial vehicles
  • Marine auxiliary
  • Marine propulsion
  • Medium and heavy vehicles
  • Minivans and SUVs
  • Passenger cars
  • Power generation
  • Railway
  • Recreational products

With the high cost of next-generation power source technology development, major manufacturers such as Hino, Isuzu, Toyota and Daimler have announced partnerships with other companies to bring vehicles powered by fuel cells and battery systems into wider production as soon as possible. These are just the tip of the iceberg as the powered equipment markets are experiencing a rapid pace of new product introductions and alignments between OEMs and Battery Suppliers surrounding the supply of battery and fuel cell systems for alternative powered equipment production. As the trend towards collaboration in R&D and joint production continues, follow the latest partnership news for a sampling of this type of market activity on our Partnerships page.

  • Identify original equipment manufacturers
  • Quantify OEM historical and forecast production
  • Understand product line potential
  • Measure market share
  • Monitor growth trends
  • Develop industry benchmarks
  • Study competitor profiles

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