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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23 Aug 2019 | North America | Market Research
North American Class 1-3 Steering and Suspension Components Aftermarket, Forecast to 2025
Strong Growth in the Control Arms Product Category Will Drive the Overall Market
This research service covers Class 1-3 vehicles steering and suspension aftermarket in terms of volume (in million units) and value ($ million) in the United States and Canada. It discusses unit shipment, revenue, average price, distribution channel share, and major participants’ market share in 4 product types, namely, ball joints, sway bar link...
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03 Oct 2019 | North America | Market Research
Competitive Profiling of Key Aftermarket Distributors and Retailers in North America, 2018
Retailers and Distributors to Compete on Private Labels and Venture into Online-to-offline (O2O) Hybrid Retail
The retail-distribution segment in the North American automotive parts aftermarket comprises four main retailers and distributors, namely, AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, National Automotive Parts Association (NAPA), and O’Reilly Auto Parts. In addition, it also has distributors and mass merchants, such as the Canadian Tire Corporation, Inc., Uni-S...
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08 Nov 2019 | North America | Market Research
Strategic Profiling of PSA in the Automotive Aftermarket, 2019
Investments in Aftersales Networks are Aimed at the Ambitious Plan of Reducing Warranty Costs by 50% and Servicing Multi-brand Vehicles
In 2013-14, PSA ended its joint venture with General Motors. Thereafter, the aim was to improve operating margins and revenue by 2015-16, and PSA was 'Back in the Race'. It achieved margins above and beyond the targets it had set for itself and chalked out a strategy for the next 6 years called 'Push to Pass'. Push to Pass’ goal was to ride the...
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09 Dec 2019 | South Asia, Middle East & North Africa | Market Research
Strategic Analysis of the GCC Automotive Aftermarket, Forecast to 2025
Automotive Aftermarket Revenue to Grow at a CAGR of 6.7% between 2018 and 2025
This study covers Class 1-3 vehicles aftermarket in terms of value ($ million) across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). The base year for the analysis is 2018 and the forecast period is 2019 to 2025. This research compiles findings from various reports published by Frost & Sullivan in the last two years. The study includes analyses of new vehicl...
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