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OE Benchmarking of EV Aftersales in North America and Europe

Omnichannel Programs and Strategic Partnerships between OEMs and Third-party Service Providers are Resulting in Holistic EV Aftersales Services

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Automotive

RELEASE DATE
10-Oct-2023
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North America
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OE Benchmarking of EV Aftersales in North America and Europe
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The electric vehicle (EV) market is undergoing rapid transformation as original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) compete to offer innovative products and services that enhance customer experience and loyalty. The EV aftersales landscape is also evolving and poses many challenges and opportunities for OEMs and their channel partners. This report provides a comprehensive analysis and benchmarking of the EV aftersales strategies of leading OEMs in North America and Europe, covering various areas such as routine service and maintenance, roadside assistance and mobile services, eComponent services and maintenance, warranty programs and subscription services, software as an aftersales service, workshop management, EV accessories and ownership experience, fleet and fleet management services, and channel partnership and service management. The study also includes a brief analysis of the other notable EV OEMs.

The report showcases best practices and case studies of standout partnerships and identifies avenues for OEMs to enhance their EV aftersales offerings. It provides valuable insight and recommendations for OEMs and other stakeholders in the EV aftersales ecosystem to help them leverage the emerging trends and opportunities in this dynamic space. The base year is 2022, and the forecast period is from 2023 to 2030.

Author: Benson Augustine

Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on OEMs’ EV Aftersales

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Scope of Analysis

Key Competitors: EV OEMs in North America & Europe*

Other Notable EV OEMs, their EV Strategies, and Aftersales Implication

Key Aspects of OES EV Aftersales Strategy

Growth Drivers

Growth Restraints

Key Findings: OE Benchmarking Outcome of EV Aftersales in North America and Europe

Key Trends in the EV Aftersales Value Chain

Notable EV OEM Aftersales Activities and Potential Downstream Opportunities

Potential Role of Value Chain Participants in EV OES Aftersales

Nature of EV OEM Channel Partnerships

Overview: eComponent Replacement Aftermarket, North America

Overview: eComponents Replacement Aftermarket, Europe

Routine Service and Maintenance: RSA

eComponent Service and Maintenance: B2B Supplier

Software as an Aftersales Service

Warranty Programs and Subscription Services

Warranty Programs and Subscription Services (continued)

EV Accessories and Ownership Experience

Fleet and FMSs

Fleet and FMSs (continued)

Workshop Management: Dealership Tools and Knowledge Management

Channel and Experience Service Management

Case Study: Agero

Case Study: Agero NIO’s OTA, Telematics, and Remote Diagnostics

Case Study: GM’s EV Essentials Extended Warranty Program

Case Study: Tesla’s D2C Channel and Experience Service Management

Case Study: Thule Accessories

Growth Opportunity 1: Extended Warranty Programs for eComponents

Growth Opportunity 1: Extended Warranty Programs for eComponents (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Integrated Software as an Aftersales Service

Growth Opportunity 2: Integrated Software as an Aftersales Service (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Fleet Management Solutions

Growth Opportunity 3: Fleet Management Solutions (continued)

The Last Word: 3 Big Predictions

Your Next Steps

Why Frost, Why Now?

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List of Figures
  • OEMs’ EV Aftersales: Growth Drivers, North America and Europe, 2023–2030
  • OEMs’ EV Aftersales: Growth Restraints, North America and Europe, 2023–2030
  • eComponents Replacement Aftermarket, North America, 2022 and 2030
  • eComponents Replacement Aftermarket, Europe, 2022 and 2030

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