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This study covers the Class 1–3 advanced engine management components aftermarket in terms of volume (in million units) and value ($ billion) across North America. It discusses unit shipment, revenues, average price, distribution channels, and market shares. The base year for this analysis is 2018 and the forecast period is from 2019 to 2025. The ...

This research service presents an analysis of the wheel and tire equipment market. The scope of the study is passenger cars and light trucks in the United States and Canada. Total manufacturer revenue is expected to increase significantly by 2022; legislation, increasing VIO, and augmented miles will create constant demand for these equipment. This...

This research service analyzes key trends in the engine replacement aftermarket for vehicles in classes 1, 2, and 3 (Class 1–3 vehicles) in North America, providing forecasts for the market size between 2022 and 2028. The engine replacement segments covered are new, used, rebuilt, and remanufactured products. Market forecasts are derived from the m...

The following study on Class 1-3 constant velocity (CV) axles in the North American aftermarket forecasts market size through 2032, with 2025 as the base year. The study analyzes CV axle components for passenger and light commercial vehicles, including CV axle shafts, CV boots, CV joints, and four-wheel drive actuators. Frost & Sullivan arrived at ...

22 Mar 2019  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Automotive Aftermarket Outlook, 2019

Global Automotive Aftermarket Demand Expected to Increase by 4.2% During 2019; China and India Expected to Offset the Slowdown in Developed Markets

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The global automotive aftermarket revenues will rise during 2019, buoyed by the growth in developing markets, unravelling new opportunities for passenger car and light truck parts and service providers, especially in the emerging markets. This research compiles findings from various deliverable published by Frost & Sullivan Mobility Team over the p...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis examines the evolution of mobility innovation through a comprehensive benchmarking of automotive and mobility-related patents across connected, autonomous, shared, and electric (CASE) mobility dimensions. Using patent data from the United States Patent and Trademark Office spanning 1976 to 2040, the analysis maps lon...

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 aim of this study is to gauge the aftermarket opportunity from maintenance of new mobility fleets in North America between 2020 and 2030. The study provides a detailed analysis of the key trends influencing the North American new mobility ecosystem. It estimates the potential revenue accruable from servicing and repair of car sharing and ride ...

The global automotive aftermarket offers a safe haven for suppliers and investors, but there is very little information available to help them identify new opportunities in emerging countries. In response, Frost & Sullivan has created a new research tool aimed at helping its subscription partners grow. Analysts have developed estimates of the marke...