Global Market Review Of Automotive Ignition Systems - Forecasts To 2027

1. What's new
2. Introduction
3. Companies
• BorgWarner Inc.
• Robert Bosch GmbH
• Delphi Automotive LLP
• Denso Corporation
• Other manufacturers
4. Markets
• Market trends
• Market shares
• Global
• Europe
• North America
• Asia-Pacific
5. Technologies
• Defining the elements
• OE trends
• Aftermarket trends
• Innovations
• BorgWarner Beru's pencil-type ignition coils
• Bosch's DI Motronic system that combines direct injection and turbo charging benefits
• Smart car key by Valeo
• BorgWarner Beru's ignition coil technology
• Continuous current ignition system from Continental
• Federal-Mogul's Advanced Corona Ignition System
• Tomorrow's ignition cylinders
6. Forecasts
• Ignition coils
7. News
8. Interviews and insights
9. Tables and figures

List of tables

1. Asia-Pacific manufacturer automotive ignition coil market shares for passenger cars and light vehicles, 2010-2012, % of sales volume
2. North American manufacturer automotive ignition coil market shares for passenger cars and light vehicles, 2010-2012, % of sales volume
3. Fastest growing markets of gasoline ignition coils fitted to newly-assembled passenger cars and light vehicles, 2007-2027, (% growth)
4. Volume changes of gasoline ignition coils fitted to newly-assembled passenger cars and light vehicles, 2007-2027, ('000s units)
5. Change in volume of gasoline ignition coils fitted to newly-assembled passenger cars and light vehicles, 2007-2027, (%)
6. Relative market sizes of gasoline ignition coils fitted to newly-assembled passenger cars and light vehicles, 2007-2027, (% share)
7. Market volumes of gasoline ignition coils fitted to newly-assembled passenger cars and light vehicles, 2007-2027, ('000s units)
8. European manufacturer automotive ignition coil market shares for passenger cars and light vehicles, 2010-2012, % of sales volume
9. Worldwide manufacturer automotive ignition coil market shares for passenger cars and light vehicles, 2010-2012, % of sales volume
10. Energy requirements for combustion concept