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15 Apr 2025  |  Global  |  Market Research

Class 1–3 Engine Management Sensors Aftermarket, Europe, 2024–2029

Disruptive Technologies and Stricter Regulations are Driving Transformational Growth by Increasing the Number of Sensor-equipped Vehicles as well as the Number of Sensors Per Vehicle

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This Frost & Sullivan report analyzes the transformative shifts affecting the Class 1–3 engine management sensors (EMS) aftermarket in Europe for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. The report categorizes EMS as follows: Camshaft/crankshaft sensors, manifold absolute pressure sensors, anti-lock brake system sensors, mass air flow sensors,...

The automotive aftermarket parts trade is undergoing an evolution, largely influenced by the adoption of digital technologies. By 2030, approximately $153 billion in parts and accessories will be sold from the online channel worldwide, which represents significant penetration in most regional markets. Frost & Sullivan has been conducting research o...

This strategic market insight covers the competitive profiling of automotive eRetailers in the European region. The scope includes major pure play eRetailers in the European automotive aftermarket segment. The focus is on the comparative benchmarking of key eRetailers based on various factors such as revenue, business model, geographic presence, an...

27 Jul 2022  |  Latin America  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Latin American Automotive eCommerce, 2022

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action - Innovation that Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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Although marketplaces were already offering their services online, the COVID-19 pandemic prompted many transactional companies to start offering their services digitally too. This resulted in more competition, an expansion of the market, and the development and implementation of different digital tools and services in order to cater to clients’ nee...

The global 2-wheeler aftermarket is growing at a steady pace with demand for the vehicles as a mode of personal transportation and for leisure riding. Aftermarket service providers have begun redefining their business models in order to bring products and customized services directly to the customer. This analysis considers tires, brake pads, ignit...

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 research service analyzes the automotive and commercial truck filters aftermarket in the United States and Canada. The research includes unit shipment and revenue forecast, pricing analysis, distribution channel analysis, market share analysis, market drivers and restraints, market overview, key conclusions and findings, and a future outlook. ...

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...

This study covers key trends and data analytics for the emerging eCommerce channel in the global automotive aftermarket. The study provides a comprehensive analysis of revenues and a seven-year forecast for online sales of parts across key global markets: North America, Latin America, Europe, and certain regions in Asia. It also provides a detailed...