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This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the automotive private labeling aftermarket in North America and Europe. Geopolitical escalations are driving the demand for more economical and affordable lines of products in the automotive aftermarket. Distributors and retailers are maximizing their margins by compressing the value chain, specifically by offe...

This research delves into the private labeling in the automotive component industry, focusing on passenger vehicle and light truck classes 1 3 in North America and classes A F (multi-purpose vehicles, sports utility vehicles, vans, pick-ups) in Europe with a focus on imports from best cost country (BCC) markets in Asia. Using a base year of 2023, t...

The proliferation of software-defined vehicles, centralized compute architectures, connected services, and over-the-air software updates is fundamentally transforming automotive cybersecurity from a product development activity to a continuous operational discipline. As connected vehicle ecosystems expand, OEMs require capabilities that extend beyo...

Insurance is a vital safety net that protects individuals against the financial blowback of accidents by covering vehicle repairs, medical expenses, and potential liabilities. The automotive industry s increasing digitization has brought significant changes to automotive insurance. First notice of loss (FNOL) and digital accident detection and resp...

The Mobility Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations pertaining to object detection, electric vehicles, smart batteries and Radar. Some of the innovations profiled include Object Detection System Redefining Safety and Scalability in Driverless Vehicle Testing, Autonomous Electric Vehicle System Transforms Urban Passenger Transit, Int...

This research service, titled Analysis of the European and North American Passenger Car Market for Camera-based Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, provides an analysis of new safety technologies available in vehicles. Systems considered include those for blind-spot detection, driver monitoring, rear-view camera, night vision, and surround-view. I...

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-Sel...

This study examines major automotive aftermarket parts distributors and retailers in North America (the United States and Canada) between 2019 and 2023. The research highlights the trends, impact of technological evolution, shifting market dynamics, and product and customer engagement. By profiling key distributors and retailers, this study exp...

Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS) analyze driver behavior, detect behavior patterns for micro-sleep, and issue appropriate warnings to alert and refocus the drivers attention back to the road, thus working to reduce drowsiness-related crashes. DMS functions are achieved using data processed from the steering angle sensor, the sensors on the steering ...