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15 May 2023  |  North America  |  Market Research

The North American Class 1–3 Air Suspension Replacement Aftermarket Growth Opportunities

Luxury Vehicle Segment Will Ensure Future Growth Potential of Air Suspension Replacement

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: Frost & Sullivan's research analytics on the class 1–3 air suspension replacement aftermarket in North America forecasts market size through 2029; the base year is 2022, and the study period is from 2019 to 2029. It analyzes key class 1-3 air suspension components, including air springs, air struts, and air compressors. Market forecasts are deriv...

This study covers class 1-3 vehicles steering and suspension aftermarket in terms of volume (in million units) and value ($ million) across the United States and Canada. It discusses unit shipment, revenue, average price, distribution channel share, and major participants’ market share for four product types namely, ball joints, sway bar links, tie...

04 Nov 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

Medium- and Heavy-Duty Truck Steering System Market in North America, 2015–2022

Addition of Active Steering Technology is Catalyzing the Active Safety Systems Market

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The commercial vehicle market has a traditional business model that has resisted change for many years. However, technological advances such as advanced/active steering systems are changing market dynamics and increasing the cost of new trucks. Fleet managers have emphasized that they are not particularly concerned with or considering the installat...

This study details the North American aftermarket for the following suspension parts: shock absorbers,struts, and coil springs. Unit shipments, average prices, and revenues are estimated and forecasted over the 2002-2012 period. Market drivers and restraints are presented. Revenue shares are estimated for 2005 in terms of distribution channels a...

This market insight focuses on the active integration of safety technology and chassis electrification in Indian vehicles. Furthermore, while the number of Electronic Control Units (ECUs) in cars is reducing, the capability of each is increasing. For instance, in case of an accident, integrated features such as Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) an...

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 links,...

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted global supply chains, which still struggle with unpredictable shipment delays and longer harbor freight holdups on top of inefficient planning, higher costs, and lack of real-time visibility. The transportation management system (TMS) market is on growth trajectory as more companies realize the potential to reduce tr...

Navigation systems are among the initial in-vehicle innovations added for consumer convenience that have evolved as more technological advancements emerge. With in-vehicle connectivity, use cases for in-vehicle navigation systems have expanded, allowing new opportunities for in-vehicle navigation services. Frost & Sullivan has interviewed thought...

The central goal of this study is to identify the core sets of safety features that consumers in Canada desire, as well as their willingness to pay. Multiple analytic methods were triangulated to ensure robust results. Central to this is a pioneering market modeling approach using Adaptive Conjoint Analysis (ACA) data. Purchase intent questions wer...