Automotive 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

INDUSTRY
Automotive
SECTOR
Aftermarket

RELEASE DATE
15-Apr-2025
REGION
Global
DELIVERABLE TYPE
Market Research

RESEARCH CODE
MHBD-01-00-00-00
SKU
AU_2025_33442
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Class 1–3 Engine Management Sensors Aftermarket, Europe, 2024–2029
Published on: 15-Apr-2025 | SKU: AU_2025_33442

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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, and other sensors. Other sensors include vehicle speed sensors, variable valve timing solenoid sensors, exhaust gas temperature sensors, exhaust gas recirculation pressure sensors, throttle position sensors, coolant temperature sensors, and ignition knock sensors. The report forecasts unit shipments, revenue, and average manufacturer-level prices for each sensor category through 2029. It evaluates the market share of leading participants, distribution channels, and technological trends and offers brief profiles of key suppliers. The report also discusses the impact of connected, automated, shared, and electric (CASE) vehicles on the market. Additionally, it examines the factors driving and restraining growth, identifying opportunities that market players and stakeholders can leverage. The base year for the analysis is 2024, and the forecast period extends from 2025 to 2029.

Author: Seshasayee Tatineni

Scope of Analysis

Segmentation

Product Definitions

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Class 1–3 EMS Aftermarket

Competitive Environment: Class 1–3 EMS Aftermarket

Key Findings

CASE Impact, 2029

Growth Metrics

Growth Drivers

Growth Restraints

Forecast Considerations

Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast

Revenue Forecast by Product

Unit Shipment Forecast by Product

Revenue Forecast by Region

Unit Shipment Forecast by Region

Average Pricing Forecast

Revenue Share by Distribution Channel

Revenue Share by Brand

Company Profiles

Growth Metrics

Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast

Revenue Forecast by Region

Unit Shipment Forecast by Region

Average Pricing Forecast

Revenue Share by Brand

Growth Metrics

Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast

Revenue Forecast by Region

Unit Shipment Forecast by Region

Average Pricing Forecast

Revenue Share by Brand

Growth Metrics

Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast

Revenue Forecast by Region

Unit Shipment Forecast by Region

Average Pricing Forecast

Revenue Share by Brand

Growth Metrics

Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast

Revenue Forecast by Region

Unit Shipment Forecast by Region

Average Pricing Forecast

Revenue Share by Brand

Growth Metrics

Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast

Revenue Forecast by Product

Unit Shipment Forecast by Product

Revenue Forecast by Region

Unit Shipment Forecast by Region

Average Pricing Forecast by Product

Revenue Share by Brand

Growth Opportunity 1: Private Labels

Growth Opportunity 2: eCommerce

Growth Opportunity 3: Growth of Connected Vehicles

Benefits and Impacts of Growth Opportunities

Next Steps

List of Exhibits

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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, and other sensors. Other sensors include vehicle speed sensors, variable valve timing solenoid sensors, exhaust gas temperature sensors, exhaust gas recirculation pressure sensors, throttle position sensors, coolant temperature sensors, and ignition knock sensors. The report forecasts unit shipments, revenue, and average manufacturer-level prices for each sensor category through 2029. It evaluates the market share of leading participants, distribution channels, and technological trends and offers brief profiles of key suppliers. The report also discusses the impact of connected, automated, shared, and electric (CASE) vehicles on the market. Additionally, it examines the factors driving and restraining growth, identifying opportunities that market players and stakeholders can leverage. The base year for the analysis is 2024, and the forecast period extends from 2025 to 2029.

Author: Seshasayee Tatineni
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Deliverable Type Market Research
Industries Automotive
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Automotive sensors aftermarket
Keyword 2 Vehicle maintenance demand
Keyword 3 Light vehicle aftermarket forecast
Podcast No
Predecessor MFF4-01-00-00-00
WIP Number MHBD-01-00-00-00

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

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