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This study considers growth opportunities in the European starter and alternator aftermarket for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. It forecasts demand for new and remanufactured starters and alternators and average manufacturer-level price (MLP) through 2030. The study also evaluates shares, distribution channels, and technology trends....

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...

Frost & Sullivan's research service on the class 4–8 filters aftermarket in North America forecasts market size till 2027. The base year is 2020, and the study period is 2017 to 2027. The study analyzes key Medium-duty (MD) and Heavy-duty (HD) truck filter replacement trends in the aftermarket. The filters covered in this study are oil, fuel, air, ...

The global medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicle aftermarket is undergoing a structural transition. In 2025, global sales of new medium- and heavy-duty trucks declined by approximately 4.1% compared to 2024, driven by lower new-vehicle sales. This growth trend is expected to persist throughout the first half of 2026.Despite weaker new truck sal...

The 2025 US Automotive Technicians’ Choice study is an insightful voice-of-customer survey that highlights the tool preferences of automotive aftermarket service technicians. The survey of 400 automotive technicians across the United States used a combination of computer-assisted telephone and computer-aided web interviewing methods. Respondents we...

This Frost & Sullivan research service analyzes the impact of eRetailing on the North American (the United States and Canada) commercial vehicle aftermarket, with a focus on medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, and it provides an overview of current and future prospects for commercial vehicle aftermarket eRetail participants. Potential trends and th...

Online parts sales are expected to more than quadruple over the next 5 to 7 years as eRetailers refine their business models for delivering products to vehicle owners and service professionals in the automotive aftermarket. For now, tyre manufacturers are driving the migration to online sales channels as parts and service providers determine which ...

This research service offers a strategic analysis of the original equipment service (OES) channel of the North American automotive aftermarket. This channel is made up of franchised automobile dealerships offering parts and service to consumers, in competition with independent garages and distributors. The study includes revenue forecasts and analy...

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...