Automotive Start-Stop System Market Analysis

Vehicle (Two-Wheeler, Passenger Vehicle, Commercial Vehicle)

Passenger vehicle segment is projected to hold automotive start-stop system market share of more than 72.4% by 2037, due to the growing emphasis on fuel efficiency and environmental sustainability. This system significantly decreases greenhouse gas emissions and fuel consumption by automatically turning off the engine while the vehicle is motionless.  Start-stop technology has developed as a standard feature in various modern vehicles. As automotive manufacturers strive to meet stringent fuel efficiency and emission guidelines where EFB batteries play an important role in completing these goals.

In October 2023, Camel Group Co., Ltd announced that Enhanced Flooded Battery (EFB) batteries contribute to substantial fuel savings. Moreover, developments in battery technology have improved the performance and reliability of start-stop systems, making them more appealing to both consumers and manufacturers. As a result, the adoption of start-stop systems in passenger vehicles is likely to increase, driven by regulations as well as consumer demand for more efficient and greener transportation options.

Fuel (Diesel, Gasoline, CNG, Hybrid)

In automotive start-stop system market, diesel segment is anticipated to capture revenue share of over 57.9% by 2037. The diesel segment growth is driven by the rising regulatory pressure to decrease emissions. These engines are more fuel-efficient than gasoline engines and generate higher levels of nitrogen oxides and particulate substances. For example, in January 2024, Battery Council International discovered that as of technological developments in start-stop batteries, 10% of fuel savings are made over traditional Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) platforms.

Start-stop systems help to decrease emissions by reducing engine idling, which lessens fuel consumption and decreases the overall emission output. Additionally, technological advancements in start-stop have boosted its compatibility with diesel engines by addressing concerns about reliability and performance. This alignment with regulatory requirements and technological developments drives the adoption of start-stop systems in diesel vehicles.

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