Snowmobile Market estimated to grow at impressive CAGR in the forecast period (2016-2021)

Summary:
The report on the Snowmobile Market by Stratview Research is an all-inclusive report that talks about the market structure and growth in the forecast period of 2016-2021. The report also offers insights into different market segments and other factors affecting the market.

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Stratview Research’s report states about the segment-wise current market condition, and also offers an estimation about future growths. The report has been generated after accumulating data from various authenticated sources such as journals, white papers, fact book, etc. As per the estimation, Snowmobile Market is expected to inflate at impressive CAGR by the forecast period (2016– 2021).

As per the report, the market is segmented by:
• By Vehicle Type: Mountain, Crossover, Cross Country, Utility, Touring, Others
• By Displacement Type: 800 CC
• By Cylinder Type: One Cylinder, Two Cylinders, Three Cylinders
• By Region: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Rest of the World

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Highlights of the Report:

The global snowmobile market has an impressive history of more than six decades. During 1960’s, the snowmobile market gained popularity as a recreational vehicle in North America which led to the entry of more than hundred players in the market. They started competing with each other to gain the market share. Over a period of time, only four major players survived the competition and today, they remain as the key players, serving the global market. All the players have an excellent geographical presence serving North American as well as international market.

The snowmobile market offers a moderate growth opportunity and is likely to witness 3.5% CAGR during the forecast period of 2016 to 2021. Mountain and cross over are the most dominant snowmobile types and together, they accounted for more than 50% of the global snowmobiles market in 2015. Both the snowmobile types are likely to remain the largest types during the forecast period. Utility snowmobile is likely to witness the fastest growth in the next five years.

North America is expected to remain the largest market for snowmobiles during the forecast period. Among the countries, the US, Canada, and Russia are the largest markets, and together they occupied more than 85% of the global snowmobile market in 2015. Canada and Russia are expected to experience a faster growth than the other countries in the next five years.

Key Players of the Market

The market is consolidated in nature with four major players Arctic Cat Inc., BRP Inc., Polaris Industries Inc, Yamaha Motors Co., Ltd. holding together the major share in the market, with Asian Industry Co., Ltd being the key player.

Features of the Report

The Report discusses about the working of the snowmobiles, the various types, and the growth of the snowmobiles in the global market. Here are the key features of the report:
• Strategic Segmentation
• Competitive Analysis
• Strategic Growth Opportunities
• Swot Analysis
• Key Players
• Forecast Analysis & Future Growth

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