The engine starter system performs the task of starting an engine; however, the engine needs to be cranked in order to start it. The starter system rotates the flywheel, which rotates the crank. When the crank rotates, the pistons start moving. The torque required to move the crankshaft of the engine varies according to the number of cylinders. Higher the number of cylinders in an engine, greater is the torque required to move the crankshaft. Therefore, a fully functional and reliable engine starter system is essential to keep the engine running efficient. A key driver of the engine starter system market for automotive is the increasing demand for vehicles. Consequently, automotive manufacturers are continuous undertaking research and development activities on the engine starter system in order to make the system more efficient. Another driver for the engine starter system market for automotive is the demand for better fuel economy. Starting an engine must be a quick and ea...