How is the global Automotive Wheels Aftermarket shaping up? What role has COVID-19 played in the market?
The report “Automotive Wheels Aftermarket by Aftermarket (New Wheel Replacement & Refurbished Wheel Fitment), Vehicle (PC, CV), Coating (Liquid, Powdered), Material, Rim Size (13-15 Inch, 16-18 Inch, 19-21 Inch, Above 21 Inch), and Region – Global Forecast to 2025″ Global automotive wheels aftermarket is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.53% from USD 3.5 billion in 2018 to reach USD 4.5 billion by 2025. The growth of the automotive wheels aftermarket is influenced by factors such as accident rates, changing consumer preferences for stylish wheels, and the growing number of automobile enthusiasts in Europe and North America.
Passenger Cars: Increased passenger car sales and better
vehicle handling is expected to drive the automotive wheels aftermarket
The passenger cars segment is the
largest of all segments of the automotive wheels aftermarket and is expected to
witness significant growth during the forecast period. The growing trend of
engine downsizing and vehicle weight reduction without compromising vehicle
performance has accentuated the need for wheels made of advanced materials. Passenger
cars are now using lightweight alloy wheels that improve the performance of the
vehicle. Also, the use of lightweight wheels has resulted in improved vehicle
dynamics and performance compared to conventional wheels.
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Alloy: Improves the appearance of the wheels
Alloy is expected to be the
fastest market for global automotive wheels aftermarket. The growth is due to
factors such as corrosion resistance, durability, high tensile strength,
density, ductility, and malleability. The two major or commonly used components
in the making of alloy wheels are aluminum and magnesium. Aluminum is a
lightweight material and is ductile, durable, and corrosion-resistant. Cars
manufactured using aluminum are lightweight, fuel efficient, and emission
efficient.
Asia Pacific: China is expected to lead the Asia Pacific
market
The Asia Pacific region is
estimated to be the fastest growing market. The region comprises some of the
fastest developing economies of the world such as China and India. The Asia
Pacific region is home to key suppliers of automotive wheels such as Enkei
(Japan) and Zhejiang Wanfeng Auto Wheel (China). Factors such as the
availability of cheap labor and favorable government policies help undertake
mass production of automotive components in Asia Pacific, which results in
lower prices. In addition, high investments by major OEMs in advanced
technologies are providing growth opportunities for the aftermarket wheels
manufacturers in this region.
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Key Market Players:
The major aftermarket wheels
players are RONAL Group (Switzerland), BORBET Gmbh (Germany), Enkei Corporation
(Japan), Carlstar (US), and Maxion Wheels (US).
Key questions addressed in the report
- Where
will vehicle sales take the industry in the long term?
- Will
the industry cope with the challenge of high standards of automotive
wheels?
- How do
government regulations impact the automotive wheels aftermarket?
- What
are the upcoming trends in the aftermarket? What impact do they make
post-2020?
- What
are the key strategies adopted by top players to increase their revenue?
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