Commercial & Off-Highway Vehicle Electrification Market Analysis - Sales of Buses, Trucks, Light Commercial Vehicles, Construction Vehicles, Agricultural Vehicles, Forklifts

The Commercial Off-Highway Vehicles Service takes a look at the following 6 types of vehicles: Agriculture, Buses & Coaches, Construction, Light Commercial Vehicles, Forklifts, and Trucks, further breaking down each type into various sub-types and sub-categories.

Electric Vehicles have been penetrating the passenger vehicle market significantly, but what is the story for commercial and off-highway vehicles? Motivations and incentives are different in this sector where latest-and-greatest pales in comparison to ROI.

Within the e-Mobility segment, the Commercial & Off-Highway Vehicles Service has been designed to look deeper into the sales of these vehicles, complimenting the EV Charging Infrastructure (EVSE) Service. Many segments have different drivers and market dynamics as well as a myriad of OEMs providing solutions. Accelerators and Inhibitors in this market include the available EV charging infrastructure, EV policy and plans, and company product portfolios.

Recently, the transition towards zero-emission vehicles has been evident, especially in the electric commercial vehicles segment (Buses, Trucks, LCVs). Several new electric models have been announced in the commercial vehicle segment with higher range and battery sizes. New long-haul models have also been announced by major OEMs indicating an imminent market shift in the United States. Alongside these market changes, major fleet operators have announced their sustainability goals as they start electrifying their fleets. In Europe, the United States, and China, there has been rapid growth in the adoption of e-bus fleets. China, on a global scale, hosts over 90% of all e-buses currently.

There has been a clear shift from PHEVs to BEVs as well, especially in the LCV segment, as only BEVs may be considered zero-emission commercial vehicles. That said, the market is still reliant on subsidies. In a 2019 momentum test in China, the market of e-buses slowed down as subsidies were temporarily removed. In addition to this, OEMs still appear reluctant to completely abandon ICEs in the commercial vehicle market segment. But as the adoption of BEVs increases, the market is naturally gravitating towards such vehicles and many OEMs are expanding into the market to avail new growth opportunities to stay relevant in this change.

As a part of this service, the analyst delves into the current and projected sales to accurately forecast and predict market happenings based upon qualitative and quantitative shifts observed due to changes in market dynamics. The service includes annual sales volumes, and historical data; Market Shares by vehicle segment; Key Market Trends along with exclusive analyst commentary. Additionally, market shares of OEMs are also available.

High-level collected data is categorized into sub-categories based upon the aforementioned vehicle types and then triangulated and validated through primary research. Data through secondary research is obtained from private and federal/public targets and automotive OEMs. Primary research is conducted through interviews of vehicle manufacturers, fleet-operators and auto-dealers to validate and understand the market trends.

Data is presented as a database along with a Power BI Dashboard for interactive and quick analytics; and a Live App for quick access to industry news, important sources, and update logs. With the extensive intel that this service provides, all that remains requiring your attention is the set of informed and data-backed decisions you need to make to ensure company and investment success.