Aftermarket Research & Insights List

Modern vehicles are more computerized than ever—but fixing them is getting harder. This report explores the high-stakes battle over the right to repair cars, and what it means for drivers, mechanics and the future of mobility.

Watch Webinar The aftermarket is shifting—fast. As software-defined vehicles and data-driven repairs take hold, the capability gap between industry leaders and laggards is widening. Where does your company stand? At the 2025...

This report, part of the Commercial Vehicle Landmark Study program, examines the issues affecting the global CV aftermarket, how they will impact the market in the U.S., and how suppliers should respond. This is an expanded...

In 2024, the Mobility Technology Council's ADAS Work Group set out to: define Advance Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS); describe current repair standards and issues; provide education for repair technicians, the insurance industry...

This latest MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers Landmark Study, produced with research firm Roland Berger, will help members cut through all the hype around AI and see how the tech can optimize operating models, KPI benefits, and P&L. This...

Three major changes in the automotive aftermarket will impact shops in the coming decade – shifting vehicle technology, consumer expectations and labor shortages. After talking with shops and suppliers, global consulting firm...

MEMA collaborated with Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to study the implications of software-defined vehicles on the major segments of the U.S. automotive aftermarket. In this landmark study, BCG outlines how suppliers can...

The aftermarket is currently dealing with multiple disruptions and this study is designed to help you prioritize what to tackle next through the noise. Roland Berger explains the current state of the US aftermarket and forecasts...

In 2017-2018, Strategy& worked with AASA to assess market opportunities through 2030 for the CASE technologies. The result was a thorough report that laid out CASE developmental factors, timeline, and market opportunities. Three...

The vehicle supplier industry continues to be the largest manufacturing sector in the United States with 4.8 million jobs. Automotive and commercial vehicle suppliers directly employed 907,000 workers in the United States in 2019...