Aftermarket Research & Insights List

MEMA gathered experts to explore about minimum advertised pricing (MAP) and electronic minimum retail price (eMRP) policies to help members make independent decisions on their pricing strategies. Webinars are only available to...

AASA’s landmark study, conducted with PwC’s Strategy&, “Aftermarket 2025/2030: An Objective Assessment of New Technologies and Opportunities for Growth,” looks at the impact of emerging new vehicle technology – electrified...

New research released by the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA) shows that Trump administration policies that aim to bring jobs back to the United States may exacerbate challenges American businesses are already...

A new study, commissioned by MEMA and conducted independently by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), illustrates how a NAFTA withdrawal would impact the automotive industry, putting up to 50,000 U.S. supplier jobs at risk. The...

MEMA has released a one-page, graphical report on the economic impact of the motor vehicle parts manufacturing industry on the U.S. economy. The “mini report” reflects the results of a NAFTA study, commissioned by MEMA and...

Two proposed policy changes - imposing a border adjustment tax (BAT) and withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) - would likely fail to achieve their goal of reversing the trend of offshoring manufacturing...

MEMA has released a one-page, graphical flyer that encourages tax reform that supports job growth. The flyer is the latest resource made available in this effort. MEMA has also released a “ mini report” on the economic impact of...

MEMA has released a one-page, graphical report on the economic impact of the motor vehicle parts manufacturing industry on the U.S. economy. The “mini report” reflects the results of a larger study that MEMA released in January...

MEMA's Priority Issue Book contains information about how MEMA is representing your industry in Washington and state capitals on the issues that directly impact your company. It also contains background information and anticipated...

A new study released by MEMA shows that automotive parts manufacturing jobs in the U.S. have risen nearly 19 percent since 2012. More than 871,000 Americans are directly employed by the automotive parts manufacturing industry, up...