Just like the inner workings of our businesses, challenges that arise in the automotive aftermarket are seldomly singular – they all have a cause, an effect and contributing factors. Today’s topic is no different. As we collectively work towards addressing the technician gap or adapting to new vehicle technologies, we must realize that these challenges can’t be talked about in a vacuum – they’re related and can enable us to address both more effectively!

ADAS: The Aftermarket Technology Growth Opportunity Happening Now Tuesday, May 09, 2023 Paul McCarthy ADAS: The Aftermarket Technology Growth Opportunity Happening Now By Paul McCarthy…

Adoption of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in the United States has increased substantially the past several years – BEVs accounted for 6% of new vehicle registrations in 2022 and are forecast to reach 56% of vehicles sold in 2035 and 81% in 2045.

Trends in the Latin American Automotive Aftermarket Monday, October 08, 2018 By Carolina Arregoces, associate, International Affairs, Auto Care Association As the auto care industry becomes…

AWDA Conference Draws Warehouse Distributors to AAPEX Monday, September 17, 2018 By Larry Northup, AAP, Executive Director, AWDA, Senior Director, Community Engagement, Auto Care Association …

Trade Issues and the Impact on the Automotive Aftermarket Monday, September 10, 2018 Today’s global trade environment is changing quickly, in large part due to new tariffs and trade policies i…