Voice of Consumer: Willingness and Desirability Toward Multi-Channel eCommerce Models, India, 2024

Automotive Voice of Consumer: Willingness and Desirability Toward Multi-Channel eCommerce Models, India, 2024

Building Reliable Delivery Systems, Guaranteeing Genuine Quality, and Integrating Professional Services are Key Drivers in the eCommerce Automotive Aftermarket

INDUSTRY
Automotive
SECTOR
Aftermarket

RELEASE DATE
29-Apr-2026
REGION
South Asia, Middle East & North Africa
DELIVERABLE TYPE
Customer Research

RESEARCH CODE
PG7K-01-00-00-00
SKU
AU_2026_34539
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Voice of Consumer: Willingness and Desirability Toward Multi-Channel eCommerce Models, India, 2024
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This Frost & Sullivan Voice of Consumer report analyzes how Indian passenger vehicle owners engage with multi-channel eCommerce for automotive spare parts across both online and offline touchpoints. The study profiles buyers by mapping their spending levels and category preferences, and examining the frequency and context of online purchases over the past 3 years. It identifies the critical pain points in online journeys, including delivery reliability, return and warranty issues, and gaps in fitment information. In contrast, key strengths of offline channels—after-sales support, product inspection, and assurance of genuine parts—are highlighted. The report also evaluates consumer satisfaction with leading eCommerce platforms and the drivers behind high ratings, including assortment breadth, availability of OEM and quality-tested parts, competitive pricing, and service experience. The findings are designed to equip manufacturers, platforms, and channel partners with actionable insights to refine their multi-channel models, build consumer trust, and drive sustainable growth in India’s automotive aftermarket eCommerce landscape.

Research Objectives and Methodology

Key Findings

Automotive Spare Parts Purchased Online in the Past 3 Years

Frequency of Online Purchase of Spare Parts in the Past 3 Years

Total Spent in the Past 3 Years on Purchasing Automotive Spare Parts

Proportion of Online and Offline Spend as Part of the Total Expenditure in the Past 3 Years

Percentage of Online Spend in the Past 3 Years Across Spare Part Categories

Percentage of Online Spend Expected Across Spare Part Categories in 2025

Key Problems Faced in Online Purchases

Advantages of Offline Purchases

Current Use of eCommerce Platforms

Satisfaction with GoMechanic

Satisfaction Drivers for GoMechanic

Satisfaction with Boodmo.com

Satisfaction Drivers for Boodmo.com

Satisfaction with SparesHub

Satisfaction Drivers for SparesHub

Satisfaction with Carhatke

Satisfaction Drivers for Carhatke

Satisfaction with Parts Big Boss

Satisfaction Drivers for Parts Big Boss

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This Frost & Sullivan Voice of Consumer report analyzes how Indian passenger vehicle owners engage with multi-channel eCommerce for automotive spare parts across both online and offline touchpoints. The study profiles buyers by mapping their spending levels and category preferences, and examining the frequency and context of online purchases over the past 3 years. It identifies the critical pain points in online journeys, including delivery reliability, return and warranty issues, and gaps in fitment information. In contrast, key strengths of offline channels—after-sales support, product inspection, and assurance of genuine parts—are highlighted. The report also evaluates consumer satisfaction with leading eCommerce platforms and the drivers behind high ratings, including assortment breadth, availability of OEM and quality-tested parts, competitive pricing, and service experience. The findings are designed to equip manufacturers, platforms, and channel partners with actionable insights to refine their multi-channel models, build consumer trust, and drive sustainable growth in India’s automotive aftermarket eCommerce landscape.
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Deliverable Type Customer Research
Industries Automotive
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 India multi-channel eCommerce
Keyword 2 Omnichannel retail trends India
Keyword 3 Indian consumer shopping behavior
Podcast No
Predecessor None
WIP Number PG7K-01-00-00-00