Class 1–3 Replacement Filters Aftermarket in North America

Class 1–3 Replacement Filters Aftermarket in North America

Sustained Demand Will Drive Automotive Replacement Filter Revenue to $3.48 Billion in the Next 7 Years

This study covers the replacement filters aftermarket for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles across North America in terms of volume (million units) and value ($ million). The objective is to discuss unit shipments, revenue, manufacturer-level prices (MLPs), distribution channels, and market share. The study period is 2019 to 2029 with forecasts beginning in 2023. The class 1–3 vehicle filter types are segmented as air, oil, fuel, and cabin filters.

This report covers the following:
• Forecast for unit shipments and revenue from replacement filters
• Revenue share by distribution channel
• Overview of competition, including market share of primary players
• Trends in MLP
• Growth opportunities for industry participants

Critical questions the research answers include the following:
• What will be the unit shipment of the total replacement demand for each filter type?
• What will be the total replacement demand in revenue for each filter type?
• What is the price at the manufacturer level for each filter type? How do pricing trends change in the next 5–7 years?
• What is the distribution structure of each filter type? Which channels will dominate, and which channels will gain or lose market share?
• What is the market share of major participants in the North American replacement filters aftermarket for each filter type?

The research concludes with a discussion of three major growth opportunities in the North American replacement filters aftermarket and offers actionable insights for market participants.