Motor Control Centers Market Size

Motor Control Centers Market size was valued at USD 6.25 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 6.69 Billion in 2024 to USD 11.49 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 7% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

SkyQuest note the market environment in Motor Control Centers is very competitive and subject to change. There are several key industry members active with each trying to gain a share of the pie as well as technological leadership status. The big players generally only concern themselves with R & D efforts to promote more mature motor control products, such as improved intelligent Motor Control Centers (iMCC). 'ABB Ltd.', 'Eaton Corporation', 'Siemens AG', 'Schneider Electric', 'Rockwell Automation, Inc.', 'LSIS Co., Ltd.', 'Mitsubishi Electric Corporation', 'Fuji Electric', 'WEG', 'Gemco Controls Limited', 'General Electric', 'Sun-Tech Engineers', 'Vidyut Control India Private Limited', 'Rolla Limited', 'Technical Control System Limited', 'Tesco Controls, Inc.', 'Hitachi', 'Phoenix Contact', 'Eaton Cleveland Controls', 'Danfoss'

A growing trend in all areas of industry toward industrial automation has led to a sharp upsurge demand for efficient motor control mechanisms. Motor Control Centers are central controls for monitoring and managing electrical motors which can be used to optimize industrial procedures. Second, the energy efficiency and sustainability issues that have surfaced in recent years have led industries to adopt new technologies for motors.

Rising Integration of Smart and Connected technologies in Motor Control Centers: The growing trend towards smart and connected Motor Control Centers. iMCCs are becoming increasingly popular, not only featuring remote monitoring and predictive maintenance but also real-time diagnostics. This trend of smartness is in keeping with the Industry 4.0 concept, allowing businesses to improve operational efficiency and reduce downtime based on real data analysis.

The Asia-Pacific region has been a center of fast industrialization. India and China are good examples. The growth of the manufacturing and industrial sectors in these countries is a major factor creating demand for motor control centers. Undergoing infrastructure construction, such as energy systems, transportation mechanisms and manufacturing plants in the region also cause a rise in demand for motor control centers.