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市場調查報告書
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歐洲聯合收割機:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計及成長預測(2026-2031 年)Europe Combine Harvesters - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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據 Mordor Intelligence 稱,2025 年歐洲聯合收割機市值為 12.2 億美元,2026 年為 12.8 億美元,預計到 2031 年將達到 15.9 億美元,在預測期(2026-2031 年)以 4.50% 的複合年成長率。

本報告按類型(自走式聯合收割機、曳引機牽引式聯合收割機、動力輸出軸驅動式聯合收割機)、功率輸出(150馬力以下、151-300馬力、301-450馬力、450馬力以上)和地區(德國、法國、英國、義大利等)進行分類。市場預測以美元計價。
不斷上漲的農業勞動力成本和持續的勞動力短缺正在推動歐洲聯合收割機市場機械化的發展。據北愛爾蘭農業工資委員會稱,北愛爾蘭的農業工資計畫從2026年4月1日起上調,官方最低工資將根據年齡和等級的不同,設定為8至14.44英鎊(約10.80至19.49美元)。這些調整後的工資將適用於受北愛爾蘭《農業人事費用(監管)法》保護的農業工人。此外,歐盟統計局報告稱,2025年歐洲人事費用持續上漲,東歐工資水平正逐步接近西歐水平,波蘭和羅馬尼亞的工資漲幅分別為8.8%和10.6%。為了因應這些趨勢,農民正在大型農場投資購買聯合收割機,以提高收割效率,減少對季節性工人的依賴,並確保及時收割。
在通用下,財政支持計畫透過補貼發展中農業地區農機投資成本的很大一部分,降低了多個歐洲國家購買聯合收割機的門檻。波蘭於2025年擴大了其農業機械融資計劃,以鼓勵中大型農場增加設備購買和機械設備現代化改造。同樣,羅馬尼亞也增加了農業機械投資的核准津貼數量。然而,由於行政流程耗時,許多農民在獲得補貼前就必須依賴過渡貸款或商業貸款。補貼發放時間、資金籌措取得管道和貸款可用性的差異,持續影響歐洲聯合收割機市場的短期機械購買週期和更換需求模式。
歐洲各地糧食和小麥價格的波動導致農場盈利和現金流出現不確定性,迫使農民推遲購買新的聯合收割機。根據歐盟委員會的《短期展望》,歐盟糧食產量預計在2025/26年度達到約2.8億噸,年增約4.1%。雖然這一成長有望改善供應狀況,但糧食價格仍將面臨壓力。儘管產量有所回升,但大宗商品價格下跌和農業獲利能力的不確定性抑制了農民購買昂貴收割設備的意願。因此,許多農民將重點放在控制營運成本上,而不是更換機械,導致歐洲聯合收割機市場訂單減少,資本投資決策也被推遲。
預計到2025年,自走式聯合收割機將佔據歐洲聯合收割機市場78.3%的佔有率。這一主導地位得益於中大型農場對自走式聯合收割機的廣泛應用,因為自走式收割機將收割、脫粒和穀物分揀整合到單一作業中,顯著提高了收割效率。包括迪爾公司(Deere & Company)和克拉斯集團(Claas KGaA mbH)在內的領導企業正不斷改進自走式聯合收割機,為其配備GPS導航、精密農業技術和即時產量監測系統等功能。相較之下,動力輸出軸驅動式聯合收割機預計在2026年至2031年間達到最高的複合年成長率(CAGR),達到7.9%。這一成長主要歸功於波蘭和羅馬尼亞等東歐國家中小農場需求的不斷成長,這些國家的農民優先考慮初始投資少以及與現有曳引機基礎設施的兼容性。
此外,小型和中型聯合收割機的市場需求日益成長,以滿足小規模農場在降低擁有成本的同時實現收割機械化的需求。動力輸出軸驅動的聯合收割機因其維護相對簡單且能與現有曳引機柔軟性配合使用,仍是價格敏感型農戶的理想選擇。然而,由於收割效率低且缺乏先進的自動化技術,其在歐洲大型商業農場的普及程度受到限制。
According to Mordor Intelligence, the europe combine harvesters market size was valued at USD 1.22 billion in 2025 to USD 1.28 billion in 2026, and reach USD 1.59 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 4.50% over the forecast period (2026-2031).

This report is Segmented by Type (Self-Propelled Combine, Tractor-Pulled Combine, and PTO-Powered Combine), by Power Output (Less Than 150 HP, 151 - 300 HP, 301 - 450 HP, and Above 450 HP), and by Geography (Germany, France, The United Kingdom, Italy, and More). The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (USD).
Increasing agricultural labor costs and ongoing worker shortages are driving the adoption of mechanization in the European combine harvesters market. In Northern Ireland, agricultural wage rates are due to rise from 1 April 2026, with official minimum hourly rates set at (£8.00 to £14.44), about USD 10.80 to USD 19.49 depending on age and grade, according to the Agricultural Wages Board . These revised rates apply to agricultural workers covered under the Agricultural Wages (Regulation) Order in Northern Ireland. Additionally, Eurostat reported continued labor-cost inflation across Europe in 2025, with labor costs increasing by 8.8% in Poland and 10.6% in Romania, as wages in Eastern Europe gradually align with those in Western Europe. These developments are prompting farmers to invest in combine harvesters to improve harvesting efficiency, reduce reliance on seasonal labor, and ensure timely crop harvesting in large-scale farming operations.
Financial support programs under the Common Agricultural Policy are reducing purchasing barriers for combine harvesters in several European countries by subsidizing a significant portion of machinery investment costs in developing agricultural regions. Poland expanded its agricultural machinery financing programs in 2025, facilitating increased equipment purchases and fleet modernization among medium- and large-scale farms. Similarly, Romania increased grant approvals for agricultural machinery investments. However, lengthy administrative processing timelines have led many farmers to rely on bridge financing and commercial loans before receiving subsidies. Variations in subsidy timing, financing access, and loan availability continue to influence short-term machinery purchasing cycles and replacement demand patterns in the European combine harvesters market.
Fluctuating grain and wheat prices across Europe are creating uncertainty in farm profitability and cash flows, prompting farmers to delay investments in new combine harvesters. According to the European Commission's Short-Term Outlook, EU cereal production is projected to reach approximately 280 million tonnes in 2025/26, up around 4.1% year-over-year. This growth is projected to improve supply conditions but will also continue to exert pressure on grain prices. Despite a recovery in production volumes, lower commodity prices and uncertainty about farm returns have weakened purchasing confidence in high-value harvesting equipment. Consequently, many farmers are focusing on managing operational costs rather than replacing machinery, leading to reduced order activity and postponed capital expenditure decisions in the European combine harvesters market.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
For complete list of drivers and restraints, kindly check the Table Of Contents.
Self-propelled combines are projected to account for 78.3% of the Europe combine harvesters market share in 2025. This dominance is driven by their widespread adoption on medium- and large-scale farms, where they enhance harvesting efficiency by combining harvesting, threshing, and grain cleaning into a single operation. Leading manufacturers, including Deere & Company and Claas KGaA mbH, are continuously improving self-propelled combines with features such as GPS steering, precision farming technologies, and real-time yield monitoring systems. In contrast, the PTO-powered segment is projected to achieve the fastest CAGR of 7.9% during 2026-2031. This growth is attributed to increasing demand from small- and medium-sized farms in Eastern European countries like Poland and Romania, where farmers prioritize lower capital investment and compatibility with existing tractor infrastructure.
The market is also experiencing rising demand for compact and mid-range combine harvesters, which cater to smaller farm operations seeking mechanized harvesting solutions at reduced ownership costs. PTO-powered combines remain attractive to price-sensitive farmers due to their simpler maintenance requirements and operational flexibility with existing tractors. However, their adoption among large commercial farming operations across Europe is limited by lower harvesting productivity and the lack of advanced automation technologies.