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Global light vehicle demand remained resilient in 2025, supported by the recovery of major automotive markets, strong APAC momentum, and the continued consumer shift toward electrified and utility-focused vehicles. This report evaluates how the global automotive industry is entering 2026 amid geopolitical instability, tariff realignment, weakening ...

This study explores the various connected services offered by APAC-based automakers in North America and Europe. These connected services have been categorized into 7 sub-segments: Infotainment and Navigation, Maintenance, Safety and Security, Remote Services, Convenience, EV-specific Services, and Data Monetization and Function-on-Demand (FoD). Th...

This Frost Radar highlights 7 leading companies in the automotive cybersecurity sector that are actively engaged in advancing cybersecurity solutions for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers in the automotive industry. The Radar assesses the key cybersecurity specialist companies such as Argus Cyber Security, Upstream S...

The automotive sector is undergoing a profound shift toward the software-defined vehicle, transforming cars into dynamic, upgradeable digital platforms. This transition critically demands advanced cloud computing to manage, process, and secure the vast amounts of data generated, establishing data management as a core strategic imperative for origin...

16 Nov 2017  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Category Management Report—Automotive Sensors Aftermarket, Forecast to 2023

Oxygen Sensor is the Biggest Market and MAP Sensors Offer the Highest Growth Potential

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The overall aftermarket replacement demand for the six automotive sensors (covered in this study) in Europe was estimated at €836 million in 2016; it is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.5% between 2016 and 2023 reaching €1.06 billion by 2023. Oxygen sensors is the biggest market in terms of revenues (€321 million in 201...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis of the automotive aftermarket in Australia focuses on light vehicles, including passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles. The aftermarket includes all non-warranty replacement parts installed after the vehicles are sold from dealers. Automotive parts are part of the complete vehicle assembly and are very im...

As the automotive industry becomes increasingly reliant on connected and automated technologies, in-vehicle navigation and location-based services are informing much more than direction-impaired drivers. Automakers rely on these systems to ensure vehicle performance as well as passenger and vehicle safety. Today’s in-vehicle navigation features sup...

This edition of the Oil and Gas (O&G) Technology Opportunity Engines features information on subsea gas compression systems, subsea remotely operated vehicles for inspection and maintenance, seismic imaging for enhancing subsurface mapping, artificial lift systems, cavity pumps, modular automation solution for platform drilling, and water optimizat...

The 2024 US Automotive Technicians’ Choice study is a voice of customer survey on the tool preferences of automotive aftermarket service technicians. The survey was conducted in 2024 using a mix of the computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI) and computer-aided web interview (CAWI) methods. A total of 400 automotive technicians participated in ...