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OE Suppliers’ CASE Strategies for the Automotive Aftermarket, North America, Europe, and China, 2023–2030

Publisher Frost & Sullivan
Published Jul 23, 2024
SKU # MC19026949

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OE Suppliers’ CASE Strategies for the Automotive Aftermarket, North America, Europe, and China, 2023–2030


The Automotive Aftermarket is Experiencing Transformational Growth by Focusing on Digital and Electrification Retrofitting Solutions due to Investment Flow and Strategic Collaborations for EV, Connected Car, and Autonomous Vehicle Technologies

This study examines key original equipment (OE) suppliers' aftermarket strategies in the rapidly evolving automotive connected, autonomous, shared, and electric (CASE) domain. Spanning Europe (including the 27 European Union countries and the United Kingdom), North America (the United States and Canada), and China, the focus is on 2023 to 2030. The study overviews current and future aftermarket trends related to CASE vehicles, highlighting the strategies OE suppliers are likely to adopt to meet CASE vehicles' aftermarket requirements. The study analyzes aftermarket stakeholders' preparedness levels in terms of CASE vehicles' service and maintenance. It identifies key parts likely to be replaced in the aftermarket channel and benchmarks OE suppliers' activities across different regions and CASE domains based on specific parameters, offering a comprehensive overview of the CASE industry's complex dynamics.

Table of Contents

    • Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
    • The Strategic Imperative 88
    • The Impact of Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on Key OE Suppliers' CASE Strategies for the Aftermarket
    • Scope of Analysis
    • Definitions—CASE
    • Questions This Study Will Answer
    • OE Supplier Evaluation Criteria
    • CASE Supplier Universe
    • Growth Drivers
    • Growth Restraints
    • Key Findings
    • Key Trends Influencing CASE Suppliers
    • Nature of OE Partnerships in the CASE Ecosystem
    • CASE Ecosystem—Challenges and Barriers
    • Emerging Business Models Driven by CASE Technologies
    • Current Versus Future CASE Strategies
    • R&D in the CASE Ecosystem
    • Strategic Positioning—CASE Technology Suppliers
    • Strategic Imperatives—OE Supplier Partnerships
    • Current and Future OE Suppliers' Upstream and Downstream Strategies
    • Connected Cars Aftermarket Parts—Window of Replacement Opportunity
    • Strategic Benchmarking Framework for CASE OE Suppliers— Connected Cars
    • OE Supplier Activity by Region—Connected Cars
    • Benchmarking Analysis
    • Strategic Imperatives—OE Supplier Partnerships
    • Current and Future OE Suppliers' Upstream and Downstream Strategies
    • AV Aftermarket Parts—Window of Replacement Opportunity
    • Strategic Benchmarking Framework for CASE OE Suppliers— Autonomous Vehicles
    • OE Supplier Activity by Region—Autonomous Vehicles
    • Benchmarking Analysis
    • Strategic Imperatives—OE Supplier Partnerships
    • Current and Future OE Suppliers' Upstream and Downstream Strategies
    • Shared Mobility Aftermarket Parts—Window of Replacement Opportunity
    • Strategic Benchmarking Framework for CASE OE Suppliers—Shared Mobility
    • OE Supplier Activity by Region—Shared Mobility
    • Benchmarking Analysis
    • Strategic Imperatives—OE Supplier Partnerships
    • Current and Future OE Suppliers' Upstream and Downstream Strategies
    • EV Aftermarket Parts—Window of Replacement Opportunity
    • Strategic Benchmarking Framework for CASE OE Suppliers—EVs
    • OE Supplier Activity by Region—EVs
    • Benchmarking Analysis
    • Growth Opportunity 1—Pioneering Battery Technology and Aftermarket Integration
    • Growth Opportunity 2—Connected and Autonomous Driving Data-related Subscription Services
    • Growth Opportunity 3—Leveraging AR/VR Technologies to Train and Service CASE Vehicles
    • The Last Word—Big Predictions
  • Best Practices Recognition
  • Frost Radar
    • Benefits and Impacts of Growth Opportunities
    • Next Steps
    • Take the Next Step

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