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Characteristics of OE Demand / Supply of Light Vehicle Engine Oil Filters and the Role of Modules
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Thermal management is critical for maintaining cabin comfort in all conditions. Environmental concerns, emissions compliance, and greater penetration of hybrid and electric vehicles are driving increased value-added opportunities in this sector as well as difficult material and architecture-selection decisions.
The IHS Automotive Thermal Service provides insight, context, data, and analytics for key technologies that are reshaping the thermal sector. Users can quickly access key insights from market developments, put context around events and technological trends, dive into deep data and forecasts, and seamlessly drive analytics to support their most challenging decisions.
About this report
The global automotive EOF market is primarily driven by factors such as vehicle manufacturers' increasing focus on improving fuel economy; stringent vehicle emission regulations in different regions of the world, especially, China, Europe, and North America; as well as the growing automotive production. These filters play a vital role in reducing emissions and fuel consumption. IHS Markit expects the global EOF market to expand from about 83.3 million units in 2015 to more than 94.0 million units by 2022, reporting a growth of 12%, primarily helped by the increasing global LV production. During the same period, LV production is expected to grow 18% to 105 million units.
The report covers both the qualitative and quantitative analyses of market growth drivers, factors limiting market growth, current market trends, market structure, and market projections in the automotive EOF market until 2022.
Major market participants profiled in this report include MAHLE, Mann+Hummel, Toyota Boshoku, Sogefi, Hengst, and UFI.
