Dec 27 2014
ChinaMarketResearchReports.com adds "China EV (Electric Vehicle) Motor Controller Market Report, 2014" industry research of 114 pages to its automotive and transportation business intelligence collection.
According to the China EV (Electric Vehicle) Motor Controller Market Report, 2014 industry research, in 2013, China's EV motor controller demand approached 18,000 sets, with the market size reaching RMB331 million. It is projected that by 2017 this figure will rise to 280,000 sets and that the market size will hit RMB4.6 billion, with an AAGR of as much as 93%. A motor controller is a device that serves to govern energy transmission between traction power source and the motor, being one of the core components of electric vehicle. With the development of electric vehicle market, the demand for EV motor controllers in China has been on the rise.
The China EV (Electric Vehicle) Motor Controller Market Report, 2014 covers data and information on market status of electric vehicles in China, including output, sales volume, market structure, and major policies; Overview of China's motor controller industry, including product overview, product classification, policy environment, and development trend; Market status of motor controllers in China, including market size, industry profit, modes of supply, as well as development of key businesses; Development of leading motor controller manufacturers in China, including corporate revenue, profit, revenue from electric vehicles, earnings, as well as product type and industry development of motor controllers, etc. and global suppliers of IGBTs and inverters for motor controllers, including corporate revenue, profit, and EV development strategies, etc..
Shanghai Edrive is so far the largest EV electric drive system supplier in China, with annual capacity of 30,000 sets of motor system. Moreover, it also has developed motor controllers suitable for various electric vehicles, making it the leader in this field. The company's products find wide application among the vehicle manufacturers, such as FAW Group, GAC Group, Chery, Dongfeng, Chang'an, Brilliance, Geely, Great Wall Motor, SAIC, Shanghai GM, and BAIC, with its clients accounting for 80% of the total auto makers in China.
Shenzhen Inovance Technology is one of major industrial inverter and controller suppliers in China. In 2009, the company set up a new-energy technical team and began to penetrate new energy industry. In October 2009, the company launched EV driver and made successful experiment in 5 customers. In 2013, the company completed a roughly RMB120 million order of motor controllers for new-energy vehicle. From January to September 2014, benefiting from favorable policies and sales support from big clients, motor controllers for new energy automobiles generated sales revenue of RMB140 million, a substantial growth from the same period of last year.
Companies, manufacturers and suppliers profiled in the China EV (Electric Vehicle) Motor Controller Market Report, 2014 include Shanghai Edrive Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Inovance Technology Co., Ltd., Shanghai Dajun Technologies, Inc., Tianjin Santroll Electric Automobile Technology Co., Ltd., Beijing Siemens Automotive E-Drive System Co., Ltd., Broad-Ocean Motor EV Co., Ltd., Hunan CSR Times Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd., BYD Company Limited, Jing-Jin Electric Technologies (Beijing) Co., Ltd., DEC Dongfeng Electric Machinery Co., ltd., China Tex Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Ltd., Shenzhen V&T Technologies Co., Ltd., Fujian Fugong EV Tech Co., Ltd., Prestolite E-Propulsion Systems (Beijing) Limited (PEPS), Chroma ATE Inc., Fuji Electric, Infineon, Denso, ROHM, IR, Semikron International, Hitachi Automotive Systems, Mitsubishi Electric, Meidensha, Toshiba, Hyundai Mobis, Delphi, Bosch and Continental. Order a copy of this report at http://www.chinamarketresearchreports.com/contacts/purchase.php?name=114986 .
In terms of supply mode, China's electric vehicle drive motors, motor controllers, system integration, and vehicle manufacturers are characterized by diversified supply relationship, which can be roughly divided into the following categories:
Mode I: internal supply. That is, the vehicle manufacturers that produce drive motors and controllers internally provide supported equipment. Take example for BYD and Hunan CSR Times Electric Vehicle, which offer internal supply of a variety of equipment, ranging from motors and controllers to vehicle manufacturing.
Mode II and III: The enterprises produce both drive motors and controllers like Shanghai Edrive, Dajuntech, and Jing-Jin Electric supply products directly to vehicle manufacturers (Mode II), or directly to system integrators, which then provide them to vehicle manufacturers (Mode III).
Mode IV and V: Vehicle manufacturers produce products by assembling the purchased drive motors and controllers (Mode IV); or system integrators purchase drive motors and controllers separately, which are later assembled and supplied to vehicle manufacturers. The independent motor controller manufacturers mainly include Shenzhen Inovance Technology and Shenzhen V&T Technologies, etc.
Mode VI: Vehicle manufacturers purchase products from motor manufacturers and controller manufacturers, and at the same time motor manufacturers provide system integration. Fugong EV Tech and Siemens are the representatives of the manufacturers that offer both drive motors and system solutions.
Mode VII: Vehicle manufacturers purchase products from both motor manufacturers and controller manufacturers, and controller manufacturers provide system integration.
Comprehensive Table of Contents and more for The China EV (Electric Vehicle) Motor Controller Market Report, 2014 is available at http://www.chinamarketresearchreports.com/114986-toc.html .
Another research titled Global and China EV Charging Port Equipment Industry Report, 2014-2015 forecasts that the sales volume of EVs in China will reach 50,000 in 2014 and surge to 146,000 in 2016. Concerning AC charging in the Chinese charging pile market, the disunity of physical size of charging port can be solved by using adapter or vehicles' own cable, thus basically realizing interchangeability of charging. AC charging piles will be built by State Grid, parking lots and carmakers in a parallel way; with respect to DC charging, State Grid dominates the construction of DC charging piles, and European and American carmakers can only make small-scale progress in some regions. Furthermore, in order to massively import EVs to the Chinese market, these foreign carmakers have to change communications protocol to accommodate international DC charging communications protocols. Complete report is available at http://www.chinamarketresearchreports.com/114956.html .
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