Diesel and Hybrid Vehicles Gaining Market Share
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Diesel and Hybrid Vehicles on the Rise
According to the Specialty Equipment Market Association's (SEMA) first-quarter report for 2007, a recent study by J.D. Power and Associates reveals that although gas engines still lead the U.S. market, hybrid and diesel vehicles are increasingly gaining ground.
Rising gas prices and growing environmental concerns are key factors driving consumers towards these alternative fuel vehicles. Diesel engines, in particular, offer a promising solution. Kevin Riddell, Automotive Forecasting Manager at J.D. Power and Associates, notes that due to their popularity in Europe, automakers with substantial operations there can leverage this rising demand in the U.S. Diesel vehicles boast approximately 30% better fuel efficiency compared to their gasoline counterparts and have seen significant advancements in noise reduction, filtration systems, and overall driving experience.
Despite hybrids holding a smaller share of the market, they are experiencing remarkable annual sales growth. More consumers are recognizing the environmental and fuel-saving advantages of hybrid vehicles. As a result, rental fleets, delivery services, and taxi companies are significantly increasing their hybrid inventories.
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