Hedges & Co., an automotive digital marketing agency, has published its annual automotive parts & accessories forecast for online retailing. The 2019 forecast shows online auto parts and accessory sales in 2019 will be more than $12 billion in the U.S. and nearly $16 billion for North America.
Hedges & Co. projects online sales of auto parts and accessories in the U.S. will be around $19 billion by 2022, with an annual growth rate of 14 percent to 16 percent. For more details, click here.
Among the products showcased at CES will be AAM’s electric drive units, e-Beam technology and component technology.
American Axle & Manufacturing announced it will have its technology on display at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show, Jan. 9-12, 2024, in Las Vegas.
"CES is the premier event to showcase the full breadth and depth of our innovative solutions and tell our story to a broad range of partners," said David C. Dauch, AAM chairman and chief executive officer. "AAM continues to support a rapidly changing global auto industry by expanding our electrification platforms for any type of vehicle. This includes performance sedans, SUVs, light- and heavy-duty trucks and skateboards, empowering OEMs to create cleaner and more efficient vehicles."
The integration allows repair shop staff members to gain valuable context to incoming phone calls and respond to customers accordingly.
The collaboration aims to accelerate the development and validation of software features and applications for the Software-Defined Vehicle.
The new catalogs use Epicor-validated, ACES-compliant data and an “Intelligent Search” feature to find the right part quickly.
The Epicor Commerce for Automotive platform features multi-seller support and parts lookups for distributors and their customers.
The marketplace aims to connect the company’s 5,000-plus locations with a selection of more than 80,000 products from third-party suppliers.
Marelli will present a variety of new technology at the CTI Symposium in Germany, Dec. 5-6.
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