The global hybrid train market is projected to grow from 412 units in 2023 to 446 units by 2030, registering a CAGR of 1.1%.
The demand for hybrid trains is surging worldwide, driven by a convergence of critical factors. In an era characterized by increasing urbanization, heightened environmental consciousness, and a growing emphasis on energy efficiency, hybrid trains have emerged as a transformative solution for the modern rail transportation landscape. Additionally, government authorities’ support and regulations favouring eco-friendly transportation are playing a pivotal role in driving the growth of the hybrid train market. Moreover, the integration of cutting-edge technologies, such as autonomous train systems and the use of fuel cells for heavy load transportation, is further elevating the market’s appeal. As cities expand and environmental concerns intensify, hybrid trains are rapidly becoming the cornerstone of a cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable future for rail travel.
“Hybrid trains with less than 2000 kW service power is expected to grow at the fastest rate during the forecast period.”
Hybrid trains with less than 2000 kW service power is expected to grow at the fastest rate during the forecast period. Many hybrid trains in this power range are designed for urban and commuter rail systems. These trains typically operate on shorter routes within city limits or suburban areas. The lower service power is sufficient for these applications, where high-speed or long-distance travel is not a primary requirement. Urban rail networks often have electrified tracks within city limits. Trains with lower service power can efficiently operate on these electrified sections, reducing energy costs and emissions. These trains are typically used for shorter commuter routes, such as subway, light rail, or regional rail services, where the distance between stops is relatively short. These systems often require trains with lower service power to navigate the relatively short distances between stops in urban environments. Hybrid trains in this power range are well-suited for these applications. Trains with lower service power can efficiently utilize the electrified sections, reducing energy costs and emissions while operating in urban areas. For instance, Vossloh is developing a hybrid shunting locomotive called the HybridShunter with a service power rating of 500 kW. Alstom is developing a hybrid tram called the Citadis Eco2 with a service power rating of 400 kW. Such development will drive the market growth in the forecast period.
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“Hybrid trains with speed between 100-200 KM/H to be the largest segment market during the forecast period.”
During the forecast period, the 100-200 km/h sector is expected to be the largest segment in the hybrid train market. The hybrid trains travel at speeds ranging from 100 to 200 km/h on adapted existing lines. The 100-200 km/h segment now accounts for a sizable portion of the operational hybrid train market. Initially, these trains were propelled by electric propulsion and an existing diesel engine. Then, improvements in other hybrid train technologies, such as battery electric and hydrogen battery powered trains, steadily enhanced hybrid train operational speed. CRRC and Chengdu Rail Transit collaborated in January 2023 to develop a zero-emission hydrogen train which will shortly begin operating on Chinese tracks. The train has a top speed of 160 km/h. The Coradia Continental battery-electric trains, with a length of 56 meters and seating for 150 passengers, have a range of up to 120 kilometres and can operate both under catenary and on non-electrified sections.
“North America to be the fastest growing market for Hybrid trains during the forecast period.”
The North American railway industry is one of the most advanced railway industries in the world. Major railroad manufacturers like Ballard, BNSF, and Wabtec Corporation are located there. The development of new trains and locomotives as well as considerable R&D take place mostly in North America. The US, followed by Canada and Mexico, is North America’s largest market for hybrid trains. The second largest market for hybrid trains in North America is Canada, which has historically been a technological leader on a global scale. Alternative fuels and hybrid train technologies are in high demand due to the need for greater fuel economy and rising carbon emissions by trains. The US hold the largest market share in 2023. Federal and state regulations in the United States have imposed strict limits on emissions from transportation vehicles, including trains. Hybrid trains help rail operators meet these emissions standards while providing flexibility and longer operational ranges. Furthermore, the North American hybrid train market is predicted to be the fastest-growing global market. Ballard, Cummins, and Wabtec Corporation are located in the region and are important players in the hybrid train business, supplying hybrid locomotives all over the world. For example, North American railroad Union Pacific announced in January 2022 that it had ordered ten FLXDrive battery-electric locomotives from manufacturer Wabtec. The acquisition represents Wabtec’s largest single order of FLXDrives, as well as the greatest investment in battery-electric locomotives by a North American railroad (Union Pacific). In addition, Caterpillar Inc. announced in January 2022 that Union Pacific Railroad will purchase ten battery-electric locomotives from Progress Rail, a Caterpillar Company. Furthermore, freight transportation accounts for the greatest portion of the market in the country, and this trend is likely to continue during the projection period.
Key Market Players
The Hybrid Tarin market is dominated by established players such as CRRC (China), Alstom (France), Siemens (Germany), Wabtec Corporation (US), and Stadler Rail AG (Switzerland).
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