2008 Vehicle Technologies Market Report
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Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy 2008 VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES MARKET REPORT JULY 2009 This page intentionally left blank. 2008 Vehicle Technologies Market Report Contents ABOUT THE REPORT ................................................................... ii Acronyms ......................................................................................ii EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................... iii TRANSPORTATION ENERGY TRENDS ....................................... 1 Transportation accounts for 28% of total U.S. energy consumption ................................................................ 1 Transportation is more efficient .................................................. 1 Vehicle miles are increasingly disconnected from the economy ........................................................................... 1 Energy prices affect the transportation sector ............................ 2 Primary Authors: Transportation energy consumption is cleaner .......................... 2 Light vehicles comprise the majority of transportation energy consumption ................................................................ 2 Jacob Ward Class 8 trucks, though moderate in number, use the U.S. Department of Energy greatest amount of fuel ........................................................... 3 Leading engine suppliers are stable in the U.S., but their businesses are growing faster abroad .................................... 3 Panasonic dominates the American vehicle Stacy Davis battery market ......................................................................... 4 Oak Ridge National Laboratory MARKET TRENDS: LIGHT VEHICLES ......................................... 6 OEM production facilities are concentrated by manufacturer and by state ............................................................................ 6 Sales volumes have decreased significantly and market With Contributions From: shares have shifted among top OEMs .................................... 6 Bill Batten (Eaton), Steven Boyd (DOE), Joe Carpenter Major manufacturers have been hard hit by the general (DOE), Vinod Duggal (Cummins), K.G. Duleep (EEA), economic recession ................................................................ 8 Rachel Gelman (NREL), Yury Kalish (Daimler), Mike Real average vehicle costs are decreasing slightly.................... 8 Laughlin (New West Technologies), Will Schaeffer Light trucks make up 48 percent of new vehicle sales ............... 9 (New West Technologies), Gurpreet Singh (DOE), Phil CAFE has increased for cars and light trucks ............................ 9 Sklad (ORNL), Richard Smith (ORNL), Anant Vyas Most light vehicles gained weight ............................................. 11 Consumers are purchasing more powerful engines ................. 11 (ANL), Allison Wise (NREL), Skip Yeakel (Volvo) Manufacturers are using more efficient transmissions ............. 13 Vehicles are comprised of more advanced materials ............... 14 Graphic Design: More vehicles feature gasoline direct injection (GDi) ............... 16 Debbie Bain (ORNL) Volkswagen is the only volume seller of light diesels in the U.S. ............................................................................. 16 Flex-fuel vehicles make their way into the population .............. 16 Toyota sells the most hybrid electric vehicles .......................... 17 HEV incremental price has changed but has not decreased definitively ............................................................................. 17 MARKET TRENDS: HEAVY VEHICLES ...................................... 19 Heavy- and medium-truck sales have declined significantly ........................................................................... 19 GM has significantly increased its class 3 truck market penetration .............................................................. 20 Class 4-7 truck sales have declined steadily since 2007............................................................................. 21 Class 8 truck sales dropped 50% in 2007 and have not recovered .............................................................................. 21 2008 Vehicle Technologies Market Report i Engine sales have decreased significantly ............................. 23 Energy intensity is affected by different players during About the Report manufacturing and operation ............................................... 23 In the past five years, vehicle technologies have Heavy-truck emissions have been reduced drastically in advanced on a number of fronts: power-train systems have recent years ......................................................................... 24 Medium and heavy trucks are more likely to be diesel become more energy efficient, materials have become more vehicles ............................................................................... 26 lightweight, fuels are burned more cleanly, and new hybrid Truck stop electrification reduces idle fuel consumption ........ 26 electric systems reduce the need for traditional petroleum- Hybrid electric medium trucks have been commercialized ..... 27 fueled propulsion. This report documents the trends in Heavy trucks are increasingly comprised of advanced market drivers, new vehicles, and component suppliers. materials .............................................................................. 27 Energy performance was relatively steady despite This report is supported by the Department of improvements in emissions ................................................. 27 Energy’s (DOE’s) Vehicle Technologies Program, which Fuel consumption keeps heavy truck owners mindful of develops energy-efficient and environmentally friendly fuel efficiency ....................................................................... 28 highway transportation technologies that will reduce use of Measuring medium and heavy truck energy intensity requires petroleum in the United States. The long-term aim is to a freight-based metric .......................................................... 28 develop "leap frog" technologies that will provide Americans POLICIES DRIVE THE MARKETS ........................................ 29 with greater freedom of mobility and energy security, while Corporate average fuel economy rules require more fuel lowering costs and reducing impacts on the environment. efficient vehicles .................................................................. 29 The Alternative Motor Fuels Act eases CAFE requirements Acronyms AMFA Alternative Motor Fuels Act for flex-fuel fleets ................................................................. 29 CAFE Corporate Average Fuel Economy Light-vehicle emissions standards require clean diesels ........ 30 CNG Compressed Natural Gas Ultralow sulfur diesel (ULSD) requirements sparked the CO2 Carbon Dioxide re-emergence of light diesel vehicles .................................. 30 CVT Continuously Variable Transmission High fuel economy diesel vehicles are subsidized ................. 31 DCC/CHR DaimlerChrysler Diesels enjoy economies of scale in Europe .......................... 31 DISI Direct Injection Spark Ignition Special tax credits incentivize the purchase of HEVs ............. 32 DOE U.S. Department of Energy DOT U.S. Department of Transportation Federal subsidies discount alternative fuels ........................... 32 EEA Energy & Environmental Analysis Consumers still face limited alternative fuel availability .......... 34 EIA Energy Information Administration SmartWay encourages efficient heavy truck purchases ......... 36 EPA Environmental Protection Agency Inconsistent policies among states send truck manufacturers EPRI Electric Power Research Institute mixed signals ....................................................................... 37 FFV Flex-Fuel Vehicles The nation’s largest commercial fleets include advanced FHWA Federal Highway Administration technology vehicles ............................................................. 38 FMC Ford Motor Company GDi Gasoline Direct Injection COMING UP IN 2009 – 2013. .................................................... 39 GDP Gross Domestic Product GGE Gasoline Gallon Equivalent Light-vehicle CAFE standards will become more stringent..... 39 GMC General Motors Corporation New heavy-truck technologies will be deployed in response GVWR Gross Vehicle Weight Rating to tighter emissions regulations ........................................... 40 HCCI Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition Homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) will HEV Hybrid Electric Vehicle be mass produced ............................................................... 40 HON Honda Diesel offerings will expand .................................................... 41 HVAC Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning LCF Long Carbon Fiber Electric drive offerings will diversify and expand LCV Longer Combination Vehicles significantly .......................................................................... 41 LNG Liquefied Natural Gas The National Academy of Sciences is considering heavy- LPG Liquefied Petroleum Gas truck fuel economy regulation .............................................. 44 LSD Low Sulfur Diesel Medium- and heavy-truck sales will suffer through the MPG Miles Per Gallon recession but will recover with the economy ....................... 44 MY Model Year Heavy-truck use of advanced fuels will expand, but NHTSA National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NIMH Nickel-Metal Hydride