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Continuous advancements in fuel injection technologies, such as electronically controlled injectors and high-pressure direct injection system, are driving adoption in the alternative fuel market. These innovations ensure optimal fuel delivery, reducing waste and enhancing engine performance. Multi-fuel injection systems capable of handling various alternative fuels are particularly sought after in regions adopting diverse energy solutions.
For instance, in December 2023, Marelli launched its first hydrogen fuel system, which includes specially designed injectors and an advanced Engine Control Unit. The new solution is designed for hydrogen engines, which work such as traditional internal combustion engines but use hydrogen as fuel, producing no CO2 emissions. This makes them a promising option for eco-friendly mobility.
Moreover, companies are actively expanding their fuel injection offerings. For instance, in January 2024, Standard Motor Products, Inc. (SMP) announced an expansion of its leading aftermarket gasoline fuel injection program. The company is one of the leading players in the industry, addressing a wide range of repair needs. Company’s program includes more than 1,100 new components, such as gasoline direct injection (GDI), multi-port fuel injection (MFI), and throttle body injection (TBI) injectors.
In addition to injectors, company’s lineup includes high-pressure fuel pumps and kits, fuel injector rail kits, fuel pressure sensors, fuel feed lines, fuel pressure regulators, GDI service kits, fuel pressure sensor connectors, camshaft followers, and more.
Alternative fuel systems, including those using hydrogen, natural gas, or biofuels, require significant initial investments in technology, production, and infrastructure. These systems need specialized components, such as high-pressure fuel tanks, advanced injection mechanisms, and strong storage solutions, which drive up costs. As a result, these higher costs make alternative fuel systems less affordable for cost-sensitive consumers, limiting their adoption, especially in emerging markets.