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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...

In powertrain manufacturing, process heating is often seen as little more than a fixed cost and heavy carbon burden. For Cummins, however, it represents a powerful opportunity. With thermal processes accounting for nearly one...

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...

Stream the first Sustainability Hour of 2026 where Bob Crawford of P2 Packaging joined Bryan Russell of the MEMA Center for Sustainability in conversation. The session offers value to anyone looking to reduce their scope emissions...

At the invitation of Mario Gabelli, CEO of Gabelli Asset Management Company Investors, Bill Long, president & CEO of MEMA, The Vehicle Suppliers Association and Paul McCarthy, president of MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers, presented an...

In the 12th and final episode of Sustainability Hour Season 3, Bryan Russell, senior director of the MEMA Center for Sustainability, and Matt Orlando, director, of automotive OEMs at Mitsubishi Chemical discussed circularity in...

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...

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...