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Published by: just-auto
Published: Jun. 30, 2009 - 53 Pages
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Chapter 2 The market
- Market players
- Advics
- Bosch
- Continental
- Q&A with Continental
- TRW
- Q&A with TRW
- Q&A with Caparo AP Braking
- Market shares
- Global market
- European market
- North American market
- South American market
- Asia-Pacific market
- Market forecasts
- Anti-lock braking systems
- Electronic stability programme systems
- Electric parking brake
- Chapter 3 Technical review
- Defining the elements
- Anti-lock braking system developments
- Electronic stability control system developments
- Electric parking brake developments
- Q&A with Dura Automotive
- Other brake system innovations
- Chapter 4 Manufacturers
- Advics
- Bosch
- Continental
- TRW
- List of figures
- Figure 1: Global market shares for electronic braking systems for passenger cars and light trucks, 2008 (% of volume)
- Figure 2: European market shares for electronic braking systems for passenger cars and light trucks, 2008 (% of volume)
- Figure 3: North American market shares for electronic braking systems for passenger cars and light trucks, 2008 (% of volume)
- Figure 4: South American market shares for electronic braking systems for passenger cars and light trucks, 2008 (% of volume)
- Figure 5: South American market shares for electronic braking systems for passenger cars and light trucks, 2008 (% of volume)
- Figure 6: Bosch ABS technology
- Figure 7: Bosch brake calliper with integrated electric motor
- List of tables
- Table 1: Car assembly in North America, Western Europe and Japan, actual/expected, best and worst case scenarios, 2005-2016 (‘000s units)
- Table 2: ABS equipment fitment rates in passenger cars assembled in North America, Western Europe, and Japan, 2005-2016 (% fitment)
- Table 3: ABS equipment fitment volume in passenger cars assembled in North America, Western Europe, and Japan, 2005-2016, actual/expected case, best case and worse case scenarios (‘000s units)
- Table 4: Market value of ABS equipment in passenger cars assembled in North America, Western Europe and Japan, 2005-2016, actual/expected case, best case and worse case scenarios (EUR’000s)
- Table 5: ESP installation rates by new car registration in Europe, mini-, small-, compact-, medium-, upper- and luxury-segment, 2006 and 2007 (% installation rate)
- Table 6: ESP installation rates by new car registration in Europe and selected European countries, 2006 and 2007 (% installation)
- Table 7: ESP equipment fitment rates in passenger cars assembled in North America, Western Europe, Japan and China, 2005-2016, actual/expected case, best case and worse case scenarios (% fitment)
- Table 8: ESP equipment fitment volume in passenger cars assembled in North America, Western Europe, Japan and China, 2005-2016, actual/expected case, best case and worse case scenarios (‘000s units)
- Table 9: Market value of ESP equipment in passenger cars assembled in North America, Western Europe, Japan and China, 2005-2016, actual/expected case, best case and worse case scenarios (EUR’000s)
- Table 10: Electric parking brake equipment fitment rates in passenger cars assembled in Western Europe and Japan, 2005-2016, actual/expected case, best case and worse case scenarios (% fitment)
- Table 11: Electric parking brake equipment fitment volume in passenger cars assembled in Western Europe and Japan, 2005-2016, actual/expected case, best case and worse case scenarios (‘000s units)
- Table 12: Market value of electric parking brake equipment in passenger cars assembled in Western Europe and Japan, 2005-2016, actual/expected case, best case and worse case scenarios (EUR’000s)
- Table 13: Continental’s brake facilities worldwide, 2009
- Table 14: TRW Automotive Holdings’ brake-related joint ventures, 2009
AbstractElectronic braking systems are rapidly gaining share in the automotive industry as vehiclemakers look to benefits of improved performance at low cost. just-auto believes that the growth in electronic braking is being driven by the trickle-down of ABS (anti-lock braking system) and ESP (electronic stability system) from luxury to mass-market segments across the world. While ABS prevents vehicle wheels from locking during braking, and traction control stops the wheels from spinning on acceleration, ESP reduces the risk of skidding in all traffic situations. Although ESP is already standard equipment on many luxury cars, an increasing number of mid-range and small-cars are being fitted with the unit as optional fitment.
In this, the fifth edition of this report, just-auto reviews the key market drivers for electronic braking systems, and updates its continuing market analysis.
The Preface and Chapter 1 provide a brief introduction to our analysis of the sector in this report.
Chapter 2 The market
This chapter begins with brief profiles of the key suppliers in the sector. Included are lengthy interviews conducted by the author with some of the leading players. First off is a five-page interview with Continental’s Chassis & Safety division, followed by another five-page Q&A with Vince Austin, director, Product Planning for Global Braking Systems, TRW.
The chapter provides 2008 market shares for OE electronic braking systems by region.
Finally in this chapter, just-auto’s forecasts predict the market for ABS, ESP and electric parking brake (fitment percentage rates and volume) fitted to passenger cars assembled in North America, Western Europe and Japan from 2005 through 2016.
Given the current state of the industry, just-auto has completely revised its volume and value data. This latest edition therefore sets out our revised forecasts for electronic braking systems (separate data tables by system type, ie ABS, EPS, electric parking brake) fitted to passenger car vehicles in North America, Western Europe and Japan from 2005 through to 2016. In addition, and given the sheer volatility of the global economy at present, we have set out an ‘expected’, ‘best case’ and ‘worst case’ scenario applied to electronic braking systems. On balance, we believe this will provide a more realistic framework for our component forecasts.
Chapter 3 Technical review
This chapter sets out a review of recent innovations in this arena and looks at the latest legislation that will affect developments. The chapter includes an interview with Alan Botham, product development engineer, Dura Automotive regarding Dura's brake-by-wire (BBW) technologies.
Chapter 4 Manufacturers
Chapter 4 provides profiles of the major manufacturers, namely Advics, Bosch, Continental, Delphi and TRW.
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