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Tech Innovations in the Global Powertain Ecosystem
Topic Discussed : Global Powertrain Outlook, 2019
Speakers : Arvind Noel Xavier Leo
Key Takeaways:
- Diesel Engine Share Fell by 8% in Europe
The shares of diesel engines stood at 36.4% in Europe - down from 44.3% in 2017 - impacted by anti-diesel sentiment, a faster drift towards e-mobility, and the expansion of gasoline hybrid powertrains. As WLTP testing and urban restriction coming in for diesel engines it is expected that the diesel share in Europe will decline to 30-32% in 2019, whereas SCR and heated catalysts will be implemented on diesel engines to comply with regulations.
- Upcoming WLTP Regulations, SCR and GPF
Final package of WLTP was finalized and has failed to be implemented from September 2018, but OEMs have begun dual testing, whereas ICE engines will require SCR/GPF to comply. OEMs will adopt standardized technical services to test and issue test results that will be monitored by regulatory authorities. This will result in reduced emissions for newly launched vehicles and also will create awareness among consumers.
- VW’s E-Mobility U-Turn
In a shift from diesel, VW will be among the first OEMs to introduce a mainstream EV, with a range of up to 373 miles followed by Daimler, BMW and Renault Nissan.
- EVs Booming in Europe and China, FHEVs in Japan
Of the 325,925 BEVs and PHEVs were sold in Europe—second only to China (980,000 units).
- Unconventional Engines, Advanced Powertrain Technologies
Automakers are meeting with success on advanced powertrain technologies such as variable compression ratio, GDi Engines, heated catalytic converter, Outlook-Gasoline Spark Controlled Compression Ignition and integrated SCR system.
For further insights, please join us for future podcasts and become a member of Frost & Sullivan’s Leadership Council by emailing us at: [email protected] or click here to Contact Us.
Related Keywords: Frost&Sullivan, Global Powertrain Outlook, Regional powertrain outlook, market trends, competitive analysis, Technology trends, exhaust after treatment, market sizing, regional trends
Website: www.frost.com
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Topic Discussed : Global Powertrain Outlook, 2019
Speakers : Arvind Noel Xavier Leo
Key Takeaways:
- Diesel Engine Share Fell by 8% in Europe
The shares of diesel engines stood at 36.4% in Europe - down from 44.3% in 2017 - impacted by anti-diesel sentiment, a faster drift towards e-mobility, and the expansion of gasoline hybrid powertrains. As WLTP testing and urban restriction coming in for diesel engines it is expected that the diesel share in Europe will decline to 30-32% in 2019, whereas SCR and heated catalysts will be implemented on diesel engines to comply with regulations.
- Upcoming WLTP Regulations, SCR and GPF
Final package of WLTP was finalized and has failed to be implemented from September 2018, but OEMs have begun dual testing, whereas ICE engines will require SCR/GPF to comply. OEMs will adopt standardized technical services to test and issue test results that will be monitored by regulatory authorities. This will result in reduced emissions for newly launched vehicles and also will create awareness among consumers.
- VW’s E-Mobility U-Turn
In a shift from diesel, VW will be among the first OEMs to introduce a mainstream EV, with a range of up to 373 miles followed by Daimler, BMW and Renault Nissan.
- EVs Booming in Europe and China, FHEVs in Japan
Of the 325,925 BEVs and PHEVs were sold in Europe—second only to China (980,000 units).
- Unconventional Engines, Advanced Powertrain Technologies
Automakers are meeting with success on advanced powertrain technologies such as variable compression ratio, GDi Engines, heated catalytic converter, Outlook-Gasoline Spark Controlled Compression Ignition and integrated SCR system.
For further insights, please join us for future podcasts and become a member of Frost & Sullivan’s Leadership Council by emailing us at: [email protected] or click here to Contact Us.
Related Keywords: Frost&Sullivan, Global Powertrain Outlook, Regional powertrain outlook, market trends, competitive analysis, Technology trends, exhaust after treatment, market sizing, regional trends
Website: www.frost.com