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Based on engine type, the gasoline segment held over 52% of the market share in 2022. Gasoline-based automotive ignition systems are experiencing high demand due to their reliability and widespread use in internal combustion engines. These systems, including traditional spark ignition systems, provide efficient and consistent ignition for gasoline-powered vehicles. Despite the rise of electric vehicles, gasoline engines remain prevalent, especially in regions with established infrastructure. The simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and well-established technology of gasoline ignition systems continue to drive demand, particularly in markets where the transition to alternative power sources is gradual.
Based on vehicle type, the passenger cars segment recorded more than 47% of the automotive ignition system market share in 2022, led by the continuous growth in the global automotive industry and the increasing production of passenger vehicles. Ignition systems play a crucial role in initiating combustion within internal combustion engines, ensuring smooth engine operation. As consumers seek improved fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and advanced engine performance, the need for reliable and technologically advanced ignition systems persists, contributing to sustained demand in the passenger car segment.
Asia Pacific automotive ignition system market accounted for 35% of the revenue share in 2022, due to the robust growth of the automotive sector in key economies such as China, India, and Japan. For example, as per SIAM estimates, automobile production in India reached 2,59,31,867 units during 2022-23. The increasing demand for passenger vehicles, in line with rising disposable incomes, propels the need for advanced ignition systems. Moreover, stringent emission regulations drive manufacturers to adopt innovative ignition technologies. With a focus on fuel efficiency and environmental sustainability, the APAC market is thriving, supported by a growing automotive manufacturing ecosystem and a rising consumer base.