An electric vehicle (EV) motor controller is a device that is used to control the torque produced by electric motors by regulating the energy flow between the motor and power sources.These devices help motors produce the torque based on the level of acceleration.The adoption of green vehicles is increasing globally with the growing stringency of environmental regulations on greenhouse gas emissions. The incorporation of electric drivetrains instead of conventional internal combustion (IC) engine vehicles in EVs eliminates tailpipe emissions, especially carbon dioxide emissions. This has pushed original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to direct their focus on EVs and its supporting infrastructure. In addition, a general shift of buying behavior toward EVs in certain regions is accelerating the demand for such vehicles. This is due to the reduced cost of ownership and increased availability of supporting infrastructure in the form of charging stations.

PART 01: Executive summary 6

PART 02: Scope of the report 17

PART 03: Research Methodology 22

PART 04: Introduction 25

Key market highlights 25

PART 05: Market landscape 34

Market overview 34

Market size and forecast 34

Five forces analysis 36

PART 06: Market segmentation by powertrain type 37

Market overview 37

Market size and forecast 39

PART 07: Geographical segmentation 45

Market overview 45

EVM controller market in APAC 47

EVM controller market in North America 49

EVM controller market in Europe 50

PART 08: Decision framework 53

PART 09: Drivers and challenges 55

Market drivers 56

Market challenges 60

PART 10: Market trends 63

Growing adoption of SiC and GaN 63

Emergence of V2G charging and storage system 64

Implementation of packaging as a bundle solution 64

PART 11: Vendor landscape 66

Competitive benchmarking 66

Other prominent vendors 67

PART 12: Key vendor analysis 71

Continental 71

Delphi 75

Sevcon 78

Siemens 81

Texas Instruments 84

PART 13: Appendix 87

List of abbreviations 87

PART 14: Explore Technavio 88