Future of Parts and Service Retailing in the Automotive Aftermarket 2014-2025

DUBLIN, June 1, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/pmtms8/future_of_parts) has announced the addition of the "Future of Parts and Service Retailing in the Automotive Aftermarket" report to their offering. 

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10 to 15% of all global parts revenue will be generated online by 2025, including both developed and emerging regions. This research analyzes how evolving technology and consumer behavior will change the way that vehicle owners shop for automotive parts and service in the future. 

With a focus on "bricks and clicks" convergence and business-to-business (B2B) eCommerce, it explores how products and service offerings, distribution channels, and various customer groups will be affected by these trends. The research also includes a competitive benchmarking for various parts and service retailers from all regions of the world, and provides case studies to support the key findings. The base year is 2014. 

Developed economies such as North America, as well as some developing economies such as China and Brazil, will see high growth in the next years. 

OEMs and suppliers will increase direct retailing via digital platforms. Upstream participants are expected to position themselves better in downstream activities such as service, aggregation, and retailing, particularly in the BRIC markets. 

Many pure eRetailers and aggregators will be acquired by traditional participants. Aftermarket participants such as distributors, retailers, suppliers, and OEMs will acquire startups and competitive threats to secure and grow business. 

China will be the most attractive market for revenue growth in digitization. A perfect combination of high connectivity, strong VIO and aftermarket growth, and overall attitudes toward eCommerce will bring revenue opportunities through new business models. 

By 2020, out of every parts sold in North America w ill be a private label. OEMs, in particular, will use private labels and value brands to expand into the aftermarket as they face greater pressure to increase profitability through dealership channels. 

Key Topics Covered: 

1. Executive Summary 

2. Research Scope, Objectives, Background, and Methodology 

3. Top Transformational Shifts in Retailing and Their Impact on the Aftermarket 

4. Aftermarket 2025 Impact Area - Channels 

5. Aftermarket 2025 Impact Area - Technology 

6. Aftermarket 2025 Impact Area - Service 

7. Aftermarket 2025 Impact Area - Customers 

8. Aftermarket 2025 Impact Area - Geography 

9. Aftermarket 2025 Impact Area - Products 

10. OES Channel - Case Studies and Scenario Analysis 

11. Independent Aftermarket - Case Studies and Scenario Analysis 

12. Component Suppliers - Examples and Benchmarking 

13. Conclusions and Future Outlook 

14. Appendix 

Companies Mentioned 

- Bosch 
- Delphi 
- Federal Mogul 
- General Motors 
- Goodyear 
- Pep Boys 
- Walmart 

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