Diesel Engines to 2011

Publication Date	February 2009
Publisher	Freedonia Group
Product Type	Report
Pages	241
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	FED00109

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Summary

US demand to grow 6.5% annually through 2013

Demand for diesel engines and related products is forecast to rise 6.5 percent annually to $20.5 billion in 2013. Gains will be driven by the rebounding US heavy truck market. Rebounding consumer confidence and loosening credit standards will encourage truck fleet owners and managers to purchase new vehicles, virtually all of which are outfitted with diesels. Further advances will be led by continued emissions control regulations. As these regulations become more stringent, transportation specialists must either remanufacture existing engines to meet the new standards, or opt to purchase new engines.

Finally, large numbers of truck engines purchased as part of the 2006 pre-buy will have to be replaced due to wear. Fleet owners and managers will choose to install newer diesel engines, which generally enhance fuel economy and lessen maintenance needs.

Greater motor vehicle applications to boost demand

In addition to the heavy truck market, demand for diesel engines and related parts in the motor-vehicle market as a whole will benefit from increased use of diesel engines in recreational vehicles, light trucks and passenger cars. Consumers will increasingly opt for diesels due to their fuel economy and superiority over gasoline engines for towing and hauling. Further demand gains will be promoted by increased sales of medium-duty trucks and specialty vehicles, such as dump trucks and ambulances, of which the majority are equipped with diesels.

In the non-motor vehicle segment of the diesel engine market, demand for engines and related parts will be derived from increased construction spending, which will boost demand for diesel-powered construction and mining equipment. Further demand gains will be promoted by the implementation of Tier 4 emissions control standards for off-road diesels.

These regulations, which are scheduled to take effect in 2014, will force many owners of diesel-powered equipment to upgrade their engines to meet the new standards, or purchase new, more environmentally friendly diesel engines.

Growth in shipments of diesel engines will reflect strong

US demand gains for diesels, which will encourage US manufacturers to increase production. Shipment gains will also be promoted by the implementation of advanced emissions control regulations, which increase the cost of diesel engines by several thousand dollars. However, imports of diesel engines and related parts are projected to rise at a more rapid pace, as US manufacturers transfer more of their production facilities to countries with lower cost structures. Indeed, by 2018, it is forecast that imports of diesel engines and related parts will outstrip exports.

Content

INTRODUCTION
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- General
- Economic Environment
- Cyclical Trends
- Long-Term Trends
- Motor Vehicle Sector Outlook
- Industrial Sector Outlook
- Industrial Production Trends
- Capital Spending/Fixed Investment Trends
- Cost/Pricing Dynamics
- Regulatory Trends
- Environmental
- Energy Efficiency & Other
- International Environment
- World Diesel Engine Supply & Demand
- Trends in US Foreign Trade
III. TECHNOLOGY
- General
- Basic Diesel Engine Operation
- Emissions Control Technology
- Fuel System Enhancements
- Turbocharging & After-Treatment Device Enhancements
- Diesel Fuel Enhancements
- Performance Enhancement Technology
- Alternative/Competitive Technologies
- Natural Gas Engines
- Dual-Fuel & Hybrid Engines
- Turbines & Microturbines
- Fuel Cells
IV. DIESEL ENGINE PRODUCTS & MATERIALS
- General
- Motor Vehicle Engines
- Demand
- Supply
- Non-Motor Vehicle Engines
- Demand
- Supply
- Aftermarket Parts
- Diesel Engine Materials
V. DIESEL ENGINE MARKETS
- General
- Motor Vehicle Markets
- Heavy-Duty Trucks
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engine & Parts Demand
- Medium-Duty Trucks
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Light-Duty Trucks
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Buses
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Other Motor Vehicle Markets
- Specialty Vehicles
- Recreational Vehicles
- Passenger Cars
- All-Terrain Vehicles
- Non-Motor Vehicle Markets
- Construction Equipment
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Agricultural Equipment
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Marine Equipment
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Electric Power Generation
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Other Industrial Equipment
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Mining Machinery
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Lawn & Garden Equipment
- Industry Overview
- Diesel Engines & Parts Demand
- Other Non-Motor Vehicle Markets
VI. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- General
- Industry Composition & Market Share
- Research & Product Development
- Manufacturing
- Marketing & Distribution
- Competitive Intensity
- Financial Issues & Requirements
- Mergers, Acquisitions & Industry Restructuring
- Cooperative Agreements
- Company Profiles
- Blue Diamond Truck Company LLC, see Ford
- Motor Company and Navistar International Corporation
- Bosch (Robert) GmbH
- Briggs & Stratton Corporation
- Brunswick Corporation
- Caterpillar Incorporated
- Consolidated Diesel Company, see Cummins
- Incorporated
- Cummins Incorporated
- Cummins MerCruiser Diesel Marine LLC, see Cummins
- Incorporated and Brunswick Corporation
- Daihatsu Motor Company Limited, see Toyota Motor
- Corporation
- DaimlerChrysler AG
- Deere & Company
- Delphi Corporation
- DENSO Corporation
- Detroit Diesel Corporation, see DaimlerChrysler AG
- DEUTZ AG
- Doosan Infracore Company Limited
- EnPro Industries Incorporated
- Ford Motor Company
- Freightliner LLC, see DaimlerChrysler AG
- Fuji Heavy Industries Limited
- General Electric Company
- General Motors Corporation
- Honda Motor Company Limited
- Hino Motors Limited, see Toyota Motor Corporation
- Isuzu Motors Limited
- Kohler Company
- Komatsu Limited
- Kubota Corporation
- Mack Trucks Incorporated, see Volvo AB
- MAN AG
- Mercury Marine Group, see Brunswick Corporation
- Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation, see
- DaimlerChrysler AG
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited
- MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH, see Tognum GmbH
- Navistar International Corporation
- Nissan Diesel Motor Company Limited
- Peugeot SA
- Robin America Incorporated, see Fuji Heavy
- Industries Limited
- Siemens AG
- Siemens Diesel Systems Technology LLC, see Navistar
- International Corporation and Siemens AG
- Stanadyne Corporation
- Tognum GmbH
- Toyota Motor Corporation
- VM Motori SpA, see DaimlerChrysler AG
- Volkswagen AG
- Volvo AB
- Westerbeke Corporation
- Yamaha Motor Company Limited
- Yanmar Company Limited
- Other Companies Mentioned in Study
LIST OF TABLES
- SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Summary Table
- SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 Macroeconomic Indicators
- 2 Diesel Engine Market, 1996-2006
- 3 Motor Vehicle Indicators
- 4 Manufacturers Shipments by Industry
- 5 Private Fixed Investment by Type
- 6 World Diesel Engine Product Market
- 7 US Diesel Engine Product Foreign Trade
- SECTION III -- TECHNOLOGY
- 1 Selected Alternative Energy Sources Demand
- SECTION IV -- DIESEL ENGINE PRODUCTS & MATERIALS
- 1 Diesel Engine Product Supply & Demand
- 2 Motor Vehicle Diesel Engine Supply & Demand
- 3 Non-Motor Vehicle Diesel Engine Supply & Demand
- 4 Diesel Engine Aftermarket Parts Supply & Demand
- 5 Diesel Engine Materials Consumption
- SECTION V -- DIESEL ENGINE MARKETS
- 1 Diesel Engine Product Demand by Major Application & Type
- 2 Motor Vehicle Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 3 Heavy-Duty Truck Supply & Demand
- 4 Heavy-Duty Truck Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 5 Medium-Duty Truck Supply & Demand
- 6 Medium-Duty Truck Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 7 Light-Duty Truck Supply & Demand
- 8 Light-Duty Truck Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 9 Bus Supply & Demand
- 10 Bus Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 11 Other Motor Vehicle Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 12 Non-Motor Vehicle Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 13 Construction Expenditures
- 14 Construction Equipment Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 15 Agricultural Sector Indicators
- 16 Agricultural Equipment Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 17 Marine Equipment Shipments
- 18 Marine Equipment Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 19 Electricity Generation
- 20 Electric Power Generation Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 21 Selected Industrial Equipment Shipments
- 22 Other Industrial Equipment Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 23 Mining Industry Indicators
- 24 Mining Machinery Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 25 Gas-Powered Lawn & Garden Equipment Shipments
- 26 Lawn & Garden Equipment Diesel Engine Product Demand
- 27 Other Non-Motor Vehicle Diesel Engine Product Demand
- SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 Revenue Data: Selected Diesel Engine Product Companies, 2006
- 2 Research & Development Spending Patterns: Selected Diesel Engine Product Companies, 2004-2006
- 3 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures
- 4 Selected Cooperative Agreements
LIST OF CHARTS
- SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 Diesel Engine Market Volatility, 1996-2006
- 2 Diesel Engine Product Pricing Trends
- SECTION IV -- DIESEL ENGINE PRODUCTS & MATERIALS
- 1 Diesel Engine Product Demand by Type, 2006
- SECTION V -- DIESEL ENGINE MARKETS
- 1 Diesel Engine Product Demand by Major Application, 2006
- 2 Motor Vehicle Diesel Engine Product Demand by Application, 2006
- 3 Non-Motor Vehicle Diesel Engine Product Demand by Application, 2006
- SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 US Diesel Engine Product Market Share by Company, 2006
- 2 Forces at Work in the US Diesel Engine Market