According to the newly released report "Rolling Stock Market by Rolling Stock Type (Locomotives, Rapid Transit Vehicles, Wagons), by Locomotive Technology (Conventional Locomotive, Turbocharged and MAGLEVs) & by Region - Forecast and Analysis to 2019", published by MarketsandMarkets, the global rolling stock market size in terms of value is estimated to be at $38.5 Billion in 2014, which is projected to grow to $45.7 Billion by 2019 at a CAGR of 3.48%.

Asia-Oceania:

Asia-Oceania consists of emerging and developing economies such as India, China, Thailand, and Indonesia and is witnessing huge population growth. The rolling stock industry is witnessing growth in demand after a weak performance in 2008 following global recession. Global OEMs are investing in this region, following new market opportunities, given the nascent stage of the market. Increasing urbanization, minimizing road congestion and technological advancement is driving growth of the rolling stock industry. This has resulted in a spurt in demand for locomotive, rapid transit vehicle, and wagons. Major suppliers such as CSR Corporation Ltd. (China) are present in this region, with globally established players such as Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. (Japan).

Europe:

In Europe a major growth driver is estimated to be the stringent fuel-economy norms, which is expected to encourage research to develop cleaner energy use through new fuel and propulsion systems.  The production levels in Germany, the U.K., and France are estimated to increase demand for Rolling Stock Market. The rising consumer preference for comfort and safety while travelling is also expected to positively impact the demand for better quality of rolling stock. Europe is a home to major suppliers such as Alstom SA (France), Stadler Rail AG (Switzerland), and Siemens AG (Germany), which supplies rolling stock for railway applications.

North America:

North America is witnessing a growth in demand of locomotives and rapid transit vehicles, which is positively impacting the rolling stock industry. The region manufacturers of rolling stock compete in foreign market principally on the basis of technology. The Eastern Europe and Asian are increasingly interested having joint venture with the U.S. manufacturers. Furthermore, North America is a major market for the Rolling Stock Market following increasing urbanization in the region. Major suppliers such as GE Transportation (U.S.) and Bombardier Inc. (Canada) operate in this region to serve rising demand.