Growth Opportunities in the GCC Automotive Aftermarket
This research examines the quantitative and qualitative aspects of the light vehicle aftermarket industry in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) by assessing industry performance and identifying the many trends that have an impact on the demand for aftermarket parts, repair, and maintenance. The research delves into a comprehensive examination of the light vehicle aftermarket across all six Arab countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The GCC has seen the growth of independent aftermarket players that offer cost-effective alternatives to authorized service centers. In addition, the penetration of mobile on-demand services in the UAE and Saudi Arabia will increase as companies offer all the services related to tires, batteries, brakes, and AC on demand.
The growth of the eCommerce sector has had a significant impact on online parts and components distribution in the GCC. Digital platforms connect auto parts and components suppliers with car owners, fleet operators, and garages and are busy catering to the high aftermarket demand in GCC. However, the lack of a robust local manufacturing base is a major industry challenge; the GCC region relies heavily on imported vehicle components and parts, which hikes up the cost.
The study includes in-depth analysis of various trends, VIO, and aftermarket revenue in each GCC country. It also analyzes the factors driving and restraining growth and identifies the opportunities emerging from this space. The base year is 2022, and the forecast period is from 2023 to 2028.
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