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Remanufacturing and reconditioning are two distinct processes aimed at extending the lifespan of vehicle aggregates, each with its own set of advantages and challenges. Remanufacturing restores components to near-original specifications, ensuring high quality and reliability. However, it is often more expensive and faces limitations such as regiona...

There is a growing demand for petrol-powered two-wheelers (P2Ws) in India to fulfill urban mobility and commuting needs. To effectively address consumer requirements and expectations, it is essential to have a clear understanding of buyer profiles and preferences regarding these vehicles. This Frost & Sullivan report aims to capture the voice of th...

India's three-wheeler (3W) market continues to play an important role in the mobility and logistics ecosystem, facilitating both passenger and goods transport. Fuel cost sensitivity and evolving fleet requirements, in conjunction with dealer-driven impetus, remain dominant factors affecting market dynamics. CNG has established a robust position in ...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis presents the findings of a comprehensive survey conducted to understand consumer behavior in the procurement and usage of light-duty commercial vehicles (LCVs) in India. With the Indian logistics and transportation sector undergoing rapid transformation, LCVs play a critical role in last-mile connectivity, intra-city ...

This study provides a comprehensive voice-of-customer (VOC) assessment of India’s CNG passenger car market, uncovering key insights into buyer behavior, decision triggers, and ecosystem challenges. Based on in-depth quantitative and qualitative research across Delhi NCR, Maharashtra, and Gujarat, the study evaluates perspectives from current CNG ca...

15 Nov 2016  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

Strategic Analysis of the Indian OES Channel

Aftermarket Expansion, ecommerce Expected to Drive OES Channel Opportunity to $8.5 Billion by 2022

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In 2015, the OES (dealer) channel generated $4.7 billion in parts revenues at the dealer-net level (about 37% of the total Indian aftermarket). It is forecast to record a CAGR of 8.8% until 2022 reaching $8.5 billion. Rising vehicle population due to increased sales, continued economic growth, and longer OE warranty terms is driving the Indian OES ...