Segmentation by type categorizes motors into Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSM), Induction Motors (IM), and Switched Reluctance Motors (SRM). PMSMs dominate the market, comprising about 60 % of shipments, because their high power density and efficiency align with consumer expectations for range and performance. IMs, accounting for roughly 30 % of the market, are valued for lower material costs and robustness, making them attractive for cost‑sensitive manufacturers and emerging markets. SRMs, though currently a niche at around 10 % share, are gaining attention due to their simple construction and reduced reliance on rare‑earth magnets, which could shift cost dynamics as supply constraints evolve. The distribution of these motor types directly affects the total market valuation, as each technology carries distinct manufacturing expenses, supply‑chain considerations, and performance trade‑offs that influence OEM adoption rates.