Electric Grill Market: Indoor Applications Continue to Spearhead with Bulk Value Share || Key Players: Midea Group.,RH Peterson Co., RH Peterson Co., DeLonghi SpA

Fact.MR’s study estimates nearly 1,730,000 units of electric grills to be sold worldwide by 2028-end. Growth of the barbecuing and grills industry has remained steady over the past few years, post-recovery from weak economic impact on account of housing market collapse. However, with renewed growth of the residential sector, demand for grills will surge underpinned by rising GHDI of consumers in developed and developing nations.

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Future of the electric grill market is likely to rely on meat thermometers and grill tongs of Millennials, as consumers between the age-group 25 and 35 are more likely to purchase grills, says a recent Fact.MR study. Grill and relevant accessories are set to perceive a rapid demand growth, with consumer preferences shifting toward high-end, feature-intensive grills. With the trend toward cookouts gaining popularity among young adults worldwide, grill sales are likely to surge significantly, thereby influencing the market for electric grill.

Electric grills sales will also be affected from introduction of new products that feature Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connectivity and offer remote monitoring

Indoor application of electric grills will continue to spearhead the market with over three-fifth value share. As electric grills depend on electricity as their source for heating grill plate, restrictions pertaining to apartment barbecuing, such as in gas and charcoal grills, are alleviated. Indoor use devoid of smoke issues is a key advantage of electric grills which has been driving their demand among consumers since their emergence. In a bid to leverage the indoor application’s dominance, electric grill manufacturers are offering various modalities such as countertop designs for permanent kitchen placement.

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HPBA states that over one-third consumers in North America eye on purchasing new grill, with electric grills accounting for nearly 10% of the overall grill sales. Although holding a relatively lower share in the industry, electric grills are expected to witness increased demand in the near future in light of their indoor use convenience and energy-efficient attributes. This will significantly influence future growth of the electric grill market in North America.

The report also offers with important information and an accurate analysis related to the impact of the growth of identified segments in the electric grill market, which can benefit the investors and stakeholders in making crucial business decisions. Detailed insights offered in the report highlight various segments that include application, pricing, distribution channel, cooking area, product type, end use, material type, and power rating, and region.

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Integration of technology into cooking appliances has led toward the development of innovative cooking products, which are in line with consumer demand for convenience and saves their energy and time. Smart cooking grills are in high demand worldwide, with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi-enabled electric grills gaining the center stage among affluent consumers.

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