Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA)

The 2020 Joint Channel Forecast Model predicts that total light-duty aftermarket sales will grow to $314 billion in 2021.

The first day of the AASA Vision Conference achieved near record-setting attendance in its new digital format.

AASA is working with supplier members to navigate the situation and take steps to keep appropriate facilities open.

Mark Kaufman, Ford’s global director of electric vehicle marketing & distribution, will be the speaker.

The event provided association members and guests with insights on the future of automotive technology.

Topics on the agenda include electrification, global sourcing and hybrid distribution.

The 2019 TechLine Directory compiles the phone numbers for the tech hotlines offered by leading full-service aftermarket suppliers.

AASA’s Mobility Innovation Conference and its co-hosting of AutoTech Connect provided valuable venues for industry professionals to learn about and discuss the recent advancements in automotive technology.

After registering for the scavenger hunt at the Know Your Parts booth, participating technicians will work on visiting as many manufacturers’ booths at AAPEX as possible.

The partnership will be focused on the Your Car. Your Data. Your Choice campaign and activities aimed at raising awareness, educating the industry and obtaining support for Right to Repair and access to data positions among the industry and consumers.

The new campaign is designed to educate technicians and consumers with the end-goal of reducing warranty returns.

The Joint Channel Forecast Model produced by AASA and the Auto Care Association predicts sales will total $338 billion through 2022.