United States Automotive Electric Motors for EV Market Projected to Reach US$ 158.4 Billion by 2030, Driven by Rapid EV Adoption, Advanced Motor Technologies, and Federal Clean Mobility Incentives

Leander, Texas and TOKYO, Japan - Dec. 9. 2025 - "The Automotive Electric Motors for EV Market was valued at US$ 66,629.9 million in 2022 and is projected to reach US$ 791,443.2 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 31.5% during the forecast period 2023-2030."

The Automotive Electric Motors for EV Market is driven by escalating global adoption of electric vehicles amid tightening emission standards and supportive policies for sustainable mobility. Market growth is supported by innovations in high efficiency motors, expanding charging infrastructure, and increasing investments in AI-integrated propulsion systems for passenger and commercial applications.

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☛ Recent Industry Developments :
United States:
✅ December 2025 :
Tesla Inc. unveiled its next-gen permanent magnet synchronous motor for Cybertruck variants, integrating AI for adaptive torque control. The launch includes a US$ 200 million expansion of its Nevada Gigafactory for motor production, targeting 50% cost reduction in EV drivetrains.

✅ November 2025 :
General Motors (GM) partnered with BorgWarner to deploy advanced axial flux motors in upcoming Ultium based EVs, following successful prototypes. The collaboration secures a US$ 150 million investment in Michigan facilities to enhance power density for SUVs and trucks.

✅ October 2025 :
Ford Motor Company introduced a DC brushless motor upgrade for its F-150 Lightning lineup, emphasizing extended range and off road performance. This involves a US$ 120 million R&D commitment to scale manufacturing in Kentucky for commercial fleet applications.

Global:
✅ December 2025:
Nidec Corporation announced a supply agreement with a Chinese EV giant for high voltage AC induction motors in premium sedans, committing US$ 180 million to joint ventures in Shanghai for localized production and reduced import tariffs.

✅ November 2025:
ZF Friedrichshafen AG launched its global EvoDrive motor platform for PHEVs, featuring modular designs for hybrid transitions. The company raised US$ 140 million to establish R&D centers in Germany and India, focusing on efficiency gains for emerging markets.

✅ October 2025:
Magna International acquired a South Korean startup specializing in switched reluctance motors for EVs, valued at US$ 90 million. This strengthens Magna's Asia-Pacific portfolio for lightweight, cost-effective solutions in compact vehicles.

☛ Core Catalysts Behind Market Growth:
Stringent global emission norms and fuel economy standards are accelerating the shift to EVs, boosting demand for efficient electric motors in drivetrain systems.

Government incentives, subsidies, and infrastructure investments are lowering barriers to EV adoption, particularly in high growth regions like Asia-Pacific.

Technological advancements in motor designs, such as axial flux and permanent magnet types, are enhancing performance, range, and affordability for diverse vehicle segments.

Rising sales of PEVs and hybrids, coupled with R&D in AI and materials science, are driving scalability and integration in passenger and commercial EVs worldwide.

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☛ Market Segmentation:
By Vehicle Type :
Pure Electric Vehicles (PEV) lead with 52% share, driven by rising EV adoption, supportive government policies, and expanding charging infrastructure. Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV) hold 30% share, preferred for transitional technology in regions with limited charging facilities. Plug In Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) account for 18% share, supported by incentives and growing consumer awareness of combined electric and fuel efficiency benefits.

By Motor :
AC Motors dominate with 60% share, due to higher efficiency, reliability, and compatibility with high performance EV models. DC Motors hold 40% share, widely used in cost effective and low power vehicle segments, including light commercial EVs and two wheelers.

By Application :
Passenger Vehicles lead with 70% share, driven by increasing consumer adoption of electric cars, SUVs, and compact EVs. Commercial Vehicles account for 30% share, fueled by fleet electrification trends in logistics, delivery, and public transport sectors.

☛ Competitive Landscape:
The global Automotive Electric Motors for EV market is highly competitive, characterized by intense R&D investments, strategic partnerships, and supply chain integrations to meet surging EV production demands.

Robert Bosch GmbH leads with an estimated 20% share, renowned for its versatile AC and DC motor portfolios integrated into major OEM platforms across Europe and North America.

Denso Corporation holds approximately 18% market share, excelling in compact, high efficiency designs for Asian OEMs and expanding into aerospace derived technologies.

Magna International captures around 16%, leveraging its modular motor systems for global EV architectures and strong aftermarket presence.

ZF Friedrichshafen AG commands nearly 14% share, dominating hybrid propulsion with EvoDrive innovations tailored for premium and commercial segments.

Nidec Corporation maintains close to 12% market share, focusing on high volume AC induction motors for cost sensitive markets in Asia Pacific.

Other Key Players :
Siemens AG, Yaskawa Electric Corporation, Toshiba Corporation, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, ABB Ltd.

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☛ Regional Analysis :
North America :
North America accounts for 25%, driven by aggressive EV incentives under the Inflation Reduction Act, robust charging networks, and leadership from U.S. automakers in battery integrated motors.

Europe :
Europe holds 20%, supported by EU Green Deal targets, high PEV penetration in Germany, France, and the UK, and focus on sustainable supply chains for motor rare earths.

Asia-Pacific :
Asia-Pacific captures 55%, as the dominant region fueled by China's EV dominance (nearly 70% regional share), India's subsidy programs, and Japan's precision manufacturing for global exports.

Latin America :
Latin America represents 7%, with growing adoption in Brazil and Mexico through affordable EV imports and local assembly initiatives for urban fleets.

Middle East & Africa :
Middle East & Africa account for 3%, propelled by diversification efforts in UAE and South Africa toward electric public transport and luxury EV imports.

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