Driven by both policy and demand, the global micro DC motor market is undergoing profound restructuring.

The global micro DC motor industry is entering a new phase of development driven by both policy guidance and market demand. Latest industry data shows that in 2024, China accounted for 72.42% of the global market share with an annual output of 15.5 billion units, and this figure is projected to further climb to 16 billion units by 2025. Meanwhile, the Asia-Pacific region's overall market share has reached 37%, making it the core growth engine of the global industry.

Structural adjustments at the policy level are reshaping the industry ecosystem. The EU's Energy Efficiency Directive mandates that motors meet the IE3 standard, and the Waste Electronic and Electrical Appliances Directive (WEEE) further compels companies to improve motor energy efficiency by 20%. China has included micro DC motors in its strategic emerging industries category and provides a 30% subsidy for high-efficiency motors through the "Green and Low-Carbon Transformation Industry Guidance Catalogue." The US, meanwhile, will restrict exports of high-end motor controllers to China through the Chip and Science Act in 2025. These multiple policy factors are driving technological upgrades and supply chain restructuring within the industry.

The diversification of market demand has become the core driver of growth. In the new energy vehicle sector, the penetration rate of components such as electric seats and sunroofs has increased to 65%, and the demand in the automotive sector is expected to reach 35% by 2025. Driven by aging population, the medical equipment market saw a 18% year-on-year increase in the market size of related motors in 2024. In the industrial automation sector, the shipment volume of service robots is expected to reach 5 million units in 2025, driving the continued expansion of demand for high-precision micro motors. The global industry is showing a development characteristic of multi-field penetration.