Forklift Market Analysis Report- - World Players Forecast Analysis Till 2030

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Forklift Market Growth, Segments, Size, Industry
Analysis and Opportunities 2030
The global forklift market generated a revenue of
33,878.7 million in 2019 and is predicted to
attain a value of 42,519.4 million in 2030,
advancing at a CAGR of 2.8 between 2020 and
2030. The major factors driving the advancement
of the market are the development of autonomous
and electric forklifts and the rapidly growing
e-commerce industry across the globe.
The adoption of advanced technologies such as
robotics, analytics, and internet of things (IoT)
by logistics organizations has significantly
mitigated the problems associated with the timely
and cost-efficient delivery of products.
Furthermore, these firms are making huge
investments in various automation technologies
such as autonomous forklifts for gaining a
foothold in the global forklift market. In
terms of class, the forklift market is classified
into multiple categories namely class 5, class 4,
class 3, class 2, and class 1. Out of these, the
class 5 division held the highest share in the
market, in value, during the last few years. This
is ascribed to the large-scale utilization of the
class 5 forklifts in the developing nations such
as India, China, Mexico, and Brazil. Internal
combustion engines (ICEs) are used for powering
these forklifts. These forklifts are primarily
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used for heavy lifting purposes, on account of
being equipped with pneumatic tires. These tires
make these forklifts suitable for use in various
work environments such as lumberyards, where the
risks of tire punctures are much
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analysis/forklift-market/report-sample Based on
engine type, the forklift market is categorized
into electric and ICE. Between the two, the
electric category is predicted to exhibit faster
growth in the market, in value, in the coming
years. This is credited to the burgeoning demand
for environment-friendly and cleaner forklifts
in factories and warehouses. Furthermore, the
falling prices of the lithium-ion (Li-ion)
batteries are boosting the adoption of electric
forklifts in various warehouse and factory
operations. The forklifts belonging to the class
3, 2, and 1 categories are low-power machines and
thus, require the incorporation of electric
propulsion for attaining the required operating
power. Geographically, the forklift market is
currently demonstrating the highest growth in the
Asia- Pacific (APAC) region. In this region,
China is presently dominating the market.
However, in the future years, the Latin America,
Middle East, and Africa (LAMEA) forklift market
is predicted to exhibit the fastest growth, on
account of the rapid industrialization and
advancing warehousing sector in the various
developing nations of LAMEA. The COVID-19
pandemic has massively disrupted the advancement
of the forklift market, with stable progress
only expected in the last quarter of 2020. The
decline in the automotive and industrial sectors
and the subsequent fall in the sales of forklifts
in the first quarter of 2020 considerably
hampered the progress of the market, with nearly
15 decline recorded in global trade during this
time. Furthermore, the unstable costs of the raw
materials, intense competition amongst the
various market players, and the ban imposed on
exports and imports by many countries in order
to curb the spread of the COVID-19 infection will
lead to reduced sales of forklifts over the next
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enquiry?enquiry-urlforklift-market The players
operating in the forklift market are increasingly
focusing on RD (research and development)
activities and developing innovative and
technologically advanced forklifts that are
lighter, either semi or fully automated, and
eco-friendly. For instance, Hyster-Yale Materials
Handling Inc. launched four trucks in April 2020
for various low-intensity applications. These
trucks will be sold by the Yale Europe Materials
Handling subsidiary.