Search results for: 'service revenue model'

07 Mar 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

Uberization of Vehicle Service—Business Model and Revenue Analysis, 2017–2025

$1.8 Billion in Total Service Revenue to be Booked From Online Service Marketplaces Across North America and Europe in 2025

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The aim of this study is to research, analyze, and forecast the business impact of the service marketplaces business model in the automotive aftermarket. Service marketplaces are a direct outcome of the digital wave disrupting the automotive aftermarket service industry. As per Frost & Sullivan’s analysis, a majority of the activity is currently vi...

The growth of digital tools and technologies has created new business models for the automotive industry. Today's automotive OEMs are shifting from selling cars to providing mobility solutions by exploring opportunities in several markets, such as electric vehicles, connected and autonomous mobility, and others, to create revenue opportunities. Thi...

Connected services in passenger vehicles are undergoing a strategic transformation in Europe, reshaping how automakers engage with customers, manage vehicle life cycles, and build digital revenue streams. This Frost & Sullivan analysis examines how leading European original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are developing group-level software platform...

On-demand business model in the automotive industry is revolutionizing the way customers subscribe to a particular service offered by the OEMs. This allows the customer to activate or deactivate a service according to their regional or custom requirements. The subscription offered by auto makers can be on a monthly, yearly, one-time payment, an...

By 2030, more than half the trucks operating in North America are expected to be powered by an electric powertrain. Light-duty vehicles are forecasted to be the early adopters, with nearly 86% share of the EV truck market in 2030. Among several EV truck charging types, AC & DC charging are expected to be the most adopted in North America. Level 2 (...

16 Apr 2018  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global OEM Aftersales 2.0—Comparative Benchmarking of Adoption of New Parts and Service Business Models, 2017

Multi-brand Parts Sales and Innovating with Vehicle Servicing Strategies will be Key for OEMs to Sustain Aftersales Revenue

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The aim of the study is to understand the current transition and to predict future trends in global automotive OEM aftersales segment. As older cars shift to the independent aftermarket primarily due to an aging vehicle population and high cost incurred, OEMs have to strategize their aftersales programs to sustain their market share.--BEGIN PROMO--...

This Frost & Sullivan research service analyzes the impact of the agency sales model on dealership aftersales, focusing on the European and North American new passenger vehicle market. It provides an overview of the role of dealerships from an aftersales perspective and discusses areas of opportunities for dealerships in agency agreements. The st...

In this analysis, Frost & Sullivan examines how servitization is reshaping the light commercial vehicle (LCV) industry. As the market shifts from product-centric to service-led models, LCV manufacturers are expanding their offerings beyond vehicle sales to include fleet management, predictive maintenance, telematics, flexible ownership models, and ...

24 Dec 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Blockchain Use Cases and Business Models Transforming the Automotive Industry

Supply Chain to CASE Will Unwind New Revenue Models by Leveraging Secured Solutions

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The aim of this research study is to give an overview of blockchain solutions, key use cases, and applications adopted in the automotive industry. The study focuses on the strategies that original equipment manufacturers adopt, the business models they use, key vendors, and core features. In the connected, autonomous, shared, and electric (CASE) er...