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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...

Sustainability Hour Season 3, Episode 11 featured Bryan Russell, senior director at the MEMA Center for Sustainability and our guest William Crane, founder & CEO of OrbAid. This session offers a preview of the joint University of...

MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers, in collaboration with well-known Wall Street analyst firm Evercore ISI, provides a bi-weekly snapshot of suppliers' orders from retailers and distributors. This report supplements the quarterly...

From regulatory bodies around the world to your customers and partners, everyone wants your sustainability data — but who's asking, and what do they really want? Hear from Bryan Russell, senior directer of the MEMA Center for...

Automotive and commercial vehicle manufacturers in both the aftermarket and original equipment channels are making sustainability investments that offer the fastest returns while also significantly lowering their carbon footprint...

For the first time, six leading manufacturers — Ford, General Motors, Honda, Nissan, Stellantis and Toyota — have come together in a joint letter to suppliers, signaling a unified approach to forced labor due diligence. This isn’t...

MEMA's Legal Corner provides MEMA OE Suppliers members with educational resources, best practices and updates on law and regulatory changes impacting the automotive supply industry. Recent articles from Butzel August 2025: Seven...

PwC’s recent State of Decarbonization report shows there remains a strong commitment to sustainability as a source of business value. Companies may be talking less about their climate pledges, but many are focused on addressing...

Even if your production is based in North America, your customers may be required to declare Product Carbon Footprints (PCFs)—and will increasingly expect you to provide standardized, traceable emissions data. Suppliers who adapt...