Aftermarket
Increasing global vehicle population, connectivity trends and changing vehicle technology are creating strong disruptive forces within automotive aftermarket. As a result, this historically stable automotive vertical is rapidly transforming itself, creating both challenges and opportunities for existing and new stakeholders.
Frost & Sullivan’s Global Automotive Aftermarket program area takes a 360-view of the industry, examining and analyzing product, geographic, technological, and business trends covering the entirety of the market. Key areas that the program explores are:
- OES and aftermarket distribution
- Replacement product trends
- Emerging business models such as eretailing, telematics, connected services etc.
- Country and region level aftermarket trends
- Competitive part pricing trends and analytics
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30 Mar 2017 | Asia Pacific | Market Research
Engine Oil Aftermarket Size in Vietnam, 2015–2021
Stable New Vehicle Sales and Vehicles in Operation are Likely to Enhance the Engine Oil Aftermarket Activity in Vietnam towards 2021
The Vietnamese engine oil aftermarket, comprising passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles is likely to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.6% between 2015 and 2021, growing from 2.6 million liter in 2015 to 4.1 million liter by 2021. Both new vehicle sales and vehicles in operation are expected to experience rapid growth. New ve...
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18 May 2017 | Asia Pacific | Market Research
Franchising in the Chinese Automotive Aftermarket, Forecast to 2022
Automotive Aftermarket Revenue Forecasted to Reach $281.8 Billion by 2022
The Chinese automotive aftermarket is likely grow at a strong pace in the next few years from 2017 to 2022. By 2022, it is forecasted that the revenue of the Chinese automotive aftermarket $281.8 billion. Currently, the average age of vehicles exceeds the warranty period (0–3 years). In 2015, the average age of vehicle in operation was 3.3 years....
$4,950.00
