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14 Jun 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

North American Category Management Report 2016—Ride Control Components

Pre-assembled Struts Driving Market to $1 Billion

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This report covers the light vehicles’ ride control components aftermarket in terms of volume and value across the United States and Canada. It provides the qualitative and quantitative aspects such as market trends and market metrics. Increase in vehicles in operation (VIO), coupled with rising average vehicle age, will help the units grow during ...

The construction and agricultural equipment market is expected to experience significant growth in APAC and moderate-to-slow growth in the Middle East and LATAM until 2030. Investment in residential, urban, and transportation infrastructure will drive sales of compact construction equipment, while farms (through rental) in APAC and LATAM will drive...

This comprehensive study examines the global shift-by-wire (SBW) market from 2022 to 2030, providing insights into growth prospects and their associated implications. SBW technology seeks to replace the traditional mechanical linkages between the transmission and gear shifter with electronics. The report explores the SBW technology penetration acro...

15 Sep 2025  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

Category Management: Class 1-3 Thermal Management Components Aftermarket, India, 2024–2031

Engine and Cabin Thermal Management Systems in the PV and LCV Industries is Experiencing Transformational Growth due to Technological Progress and High Utilization Requirement

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The Indian passenger vehicles (PV) and light commercial vehicles (LCV) market has experienced steady growth since the COVID-19 pandemic and is projected to continue expanding in the future. In addition, the total number of vehicles in operation (VIO) has increased, particularly among vehicles that are over 10 years old. This trend suggests a longer...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis offers a comprehensive outlook on the European Class 1–3 select battery thermal management (BTM) components aftermarket, examining market dynamics, component-level trends, competitive landscape, and future growth scenarios across key European regions. The study highlights the BTM aftermarket as a rapidly expanding seg...

This research service covers the European passenger car and light commercial vehicle HVAC components aftermarket in terms of volume (million units) and value (€ million). It thoroughly analyzes unit shipment, revenue, average price, and distribution channel share for eight product types: compressors, accumulators and receiver driers, evaporators, c...

This project considers growth opportunities in the North American aftermarket for hydraulic power steering pumps, racks, and gears as well as electric power steering racks. The deliverable forecasts demand for new and remanufactured products and average manufacturer-level price through 2029, and evaluates markets shares, distribution channels, and ...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis of the North American passenger car and light truck driveline components aftermarket examines the volume and value of the industry for driveline components, specifically driveshafts and U-joints, in North America. The report discusses replacement rates and average manufacturer-level prices and presents forecasts acros...

09 May 2018  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Category Management Report—Automotive Steering Components Aftermarket, Forecast to 2024

Foreign Distributors and Independent Private Labels will Mount Pressure on Established Suppliers by Providing Cheaper Options for Multiple Product Lines

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This study covers passenger cars (PCs) and light commercial vehicles (LCVs) up to 3.5 tons (referred to as Class 1-3) in the steering aftermarket in terms of volume (in million units) and value (€ million) across the European Union—with the exception of Russia and Turkey. It discusses unit shipments, revenue, average price, distribution channel sha...