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GM Expands Digital Commerce, Launches Online Parts Sales
GM adds 45,000 readily available maintenance and repair parts for purchase on Chevrolet.com and other brand websites.
GM adds 45,000 readily available maintenance and repair parts for purchase on Chevrolet.com and other brand websites.
The U.S. aftermarket automotive parts & components market is projected to have optimistic growth due to increased online activities.
Adding more parts to the website is in direct response to customer feedback, the company says.
E-commerce adoption in the automotive aftermarket has grown from 6.5% in 2018 to 12.1% in 2021, representing nearly a 100%...
The site features “My Fleet,” where fleet customers can securely store information on their vehicles to easily find needed parts.
More than 90% of parts purchased by shops are through an integrated/captive B2B application, IMR’s research shows.
AutoParts4Less.com is a stand-alone multi-vendor online marketplace dedicated entirely to the sale of automotive parts.
Revenues from online sales in the aftermarket are estimated to grow at 14% in 2021, finds Frost & Sullivan.
Analysis of North American auto parts websites showed an unprecedented surge in online sales during the pandemic.
The latest research published in the 2022 Auto Care Factbook indicates that the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated e-commerce activity for both...
