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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...

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 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...

The aerospace market has one of the more convoluted supply chains. In theory, it is similar to most other supply chains, at least at first glance. In its most basic form, it is composed of the OEMs, the major component providers, and their suppliers. The reality is that the market is far from simple. Companies at all levels of the supply chain supp...

This report covers the aftermarket for Class 1–3 vehicles’ brake pads, brake rotors, brake calipers, compressors, radiators, batteries, air filters, oil filters, cabin air filters, spark plugs, starters, alternators, and wipers in terms of volume (in million units) and value ($ million) across the United States and Canada. It highlights the unit sh...

The automotive spare parts distribution and retail industry in Asia-Pacific is highly fragmented, and numerous participants compete for customers attention. This Frost & Sullivan study offers a detailed and comprehensive discussion of 8 key markets; it has also identified the top distributors and retailers that command a strong position in each of ...

The increasing volatility of global supply chains is driving interest in microfactories and distributed manufacturing. Manufacturers aim to improve production flexibility, reduce reliance on lengthy logistics routes, and enhance resilience in times of disruption. Traditionally, manufacturing networks have been optimized for centralized production, ...

Determining which technologies to develop and communicating innovation’s value to include practices beyond Research and Development (R&D) is required to sustain a culture of continuous innovation and meet future demand in the upstream supply chain. However, the industry is still behind the curve in stressing this critical area. Upstream oil and gas...

Adoption rates of drone platforms for medical deliveries have grown considerably following the COVID-19 pandemic, a period in which policymakers temporarily enabled the use of unmanned aerial systems (UASs) for contactless deliveries. Data gathered from these trials has helped regulators across the world develop a coherent regulatory framework capa...