Genera Wins Frost & Sullivan’s 2005 Market Leadership Award for the North American Automotive Collision Repair
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis of the North American Mechanical/Electrical Collision Replacement Aftermarket recognized Genera Corp. with the 2005 Market Leadership Award for its role in servicing the North American automotive collision repair industry.
Prestolite Wire Wins 2005 Frost & Sullivan Award for Competitive Strategy Leadership
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, North American Ignition Wire Sets Aftermarket, selected Prestolite Wire Corp. as the recipient of the 2005 Competitive Strategy Leadership Award for outstanding achievement in capturing significant market share. This is no small achievement in the mature wire sets aftermarket. Prestolite Wire Corp. has been a supplier of automotive ignition wiring products since 1911.
Bosch’s Oxygen Sensor Technology Receives Frost & Sullivan 2005 Technology Innovation Award
Frost & Sullivan has selected Robert Bosch Corp. as the recipient of the 2005 Technology Innovation Award for its aftermarket oxygen sensors technology. Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents this award to a company that has exhibited technological superiority within its industry. The award recognizes the ability of the company to successfully develop and introduce new technology, formulate a well-designed product family, and make significant product performance contributions to the industry.
Prestolite Receives Frost & Sullivan Award
Each year Frost & Sullivan presents its Competitive Strategy Leadership Award to a company whose competitive strategy has yielded significant gains in market share – gains which Frost & Sullivan analysts “expect to produce lasting, precedent-setting trends in the industry.” The 2005 recipient for this award is the North American ignition wire sets aftermarket segment of Prestolite Wire Corporation.
Visteon Receives Frost & Sullivan Product Innovation Award
Visteon Corp. has been presented with the 2005 Frost & Sullivan Award for Product Innovation Leadership in Infotainment. The award was presented to Visteon Corp. for its continuous pursuit toward developing innovative, user-friendly products that offer maximum value to its customers. Frost & Sullivan, based in Palo Alto, Calif., provides market consulting on emerging, high-technology and industrial markets.
Frost & Sullivan Picks EaglePicher Horizon Batteries for 2004 Product Differentiation Innovation Award
EaglePicher Horizon Batteries, LLC, a joint venture between EaglePicher Inc. and Horizon Batteries, Inc., has been presented with the prestigious 2004 Frost & Sullivan Product Differentiation Innovation Award in the world motive lead acid (MLA) battery market. The award was presented to the company for its sealed value regulated lead acid (VRLA) battery (12D2000).
Durakon Receives Frost & Sullivan Award For Best Aftermarket Brand Of Drop-In Bedliners
Durakon Industries, a provider of thermoformed products and paint film technology to the automotive industry, was recognized by Frost & Sullivan as the best aftermarket brand of bedliners. Frost & Sullivan is a premier growth consulting company, which each year presents awards in various categories based on consumer research.
Federal-Mogul Receives Frost & Sullivan National Customer Value Enhancement Award
Federal-Mogul’s aftermarket friction team was recently recognized for the development and introduction of its Wagner ThermoQuiet premium brake pads. Consulting firm Frost & Sullivan honored the team with the 2004 Frost & Sullivan Customer Value Enhancement Award, during its recent Customer Value Awards Banquet in Boston. In selecting Federal-Mogul for the award, Frost & Sullivan noted the company’s success in delivering new value to its channel partners through the features and performance of ThermoQuiet pads.
DENSO Works to Improve the Range of EVs in Extreme Temps
The collaboration aims to develop a low-energy defrost and defog system for electric vehicles.
Nexus Automotive Intl. Recaps Automechanika Dubai
The 8th-annual Connecting Days event took place on Oct. 1.
