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市場調查報告書
商品編碼
2125786
2024-2032年亞太地區乘用車及輕型商用車售後市場Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket, APAC, 2024-2032 |
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這份「乘用車和輕型商用車售後市場」調查分析了澳洲、中國、印尼、日本、馬來西亞和泰國的售後市場趨勢,並提供了到 2032 年的預測。該報告評估了售後市場收入、在運作車輛數量 (VIO)、對替換零件、維修和保養服務的需求以及分銷管道趨勢。
亞太地區的汽車後市場持續擴張,這主要得益於汽車保有量的成長、汽車使用壽命的延長以及數位化維修技術的日益普及。儘管中國憑藉不斷成長的汽車保有量仍然是該地區成長的主要驅動力,但東南亞市場也透過提高汽車產量和加強對後市場的投資,不斷鞏固其市場地位。
除了政府法規、主要售後市場供應商、零售和分銷網路以及競爭趨勢之外,本研究還分析了電動車維護、人工智慧診斷和聯網汽車維護等領域的新商機。
「亞太地區的主要相關人員正在利用人工智慧驅動的診斷工具和先進的數據處理能力來建立強大的技術壁壘,從而擴大其在售後市場的佔有率。」——陳明立
乘用車和輕型商用車售後市場正步入技術主導的成長階段,人工智慧、連網診斷和預測性維護正成為核心競爭優勢。隨著車輛的軟體定義程度不斷提高,投資於數位化維修車間、高級分析和電動車服務能力的售後市場參與者將更有利於獲得長期價值。
據閔立昌(Min-Li-Chang)稱,亞太地區的汽車售後市場預計將繼續發展,超越傳統的零件更換模式,邁向智慧維護生態系統,從而提高維修精度、最佳化庫存管理並增強客戶參與。亞太地區的乘用車售後市場預計也將受益於專注於電池診斷、再製造和永續性的服務,而亞太地區的輕型商用車售後市場預計將在2032年前保持成長勢頭,這主要得益於物流車輛數量的成長、對預防性維護的需求以及數位化車輛管理解決方案的普及。
隨著亞太地區車輛保有量的持續成長和車輛運作的延長,乘用車和輕型商用車的售後市場正經歷持續成長。中國和東南亞車輛保有量的成長,以及澳洲和日本車輛老化問題的日益嚴重,都催生了對零件、保養和維修服務的強勁需求。
亞太地區的汽車售後市場格局正受到多項變革性趨勢的重塑。人工智慧 (AI) 正在提升診斷準確性、預測性維護和供應鏈庫存管理水平,幫助維修店減少停機時間並提高客戶滿意度。數位化服務平台和電子商務管道正在擴大客戶獲取售後產品的管道,同時提高價格透明度。
電氣化正在亞太地區的乘用車售後市場催生全新的服務類別,包括電池診斷、動力傳動系統檢測、軟體更新和電動車零件維修。同時,聯網汽車技術正在產生寶貴的維護數據,為主動維修提供支援。
亞太地區的輕型商用車售後市場也受惠於物流活動的擴張、電子商務配送的蓬勃發展以及車隊維護需求的成長。獨立的售後市場網路透過拓展服務範圍、提升數位化能力以及在乘用車和商用車領域提供更具競爭力的價格,不斷鞏固其市場地位。
這項「乘用車和輕型商用車售後市場」調查評估了亞太地區主要經濟體(包括澳洲、中國、印尼、日本、馬來西亞和泰國)的售後市場趨勢,並透過到 2032 年的預測提供了更廣泛的區域背景。
本研究涵蓋輕型車輛,包括乘用車、SUV、多用途車(MPV)、廂型車和輕型商用車。除非另有說明,收入分析不包括服務收入,主要著重於售後市場零件和配件。
亞太汽車售後市場對替換零件進行評估,例如輪胎、電池、濾清器、煞車系統、碰撞維修零件、照明、HVAC 系統、引擎冷卻、轉向系統、再製造零件、點火系統、潤滑油和電動車專用零件。
本報告還分析了各國的在運作車輛數量 (VIO)、售後市場收入預測、政府法規、分銷商和零售商網路、獨立售後市場管道、原始設備製造商 (OEM) 的市場佔有率以及成長機會。歷史產業表現為亞太地區乘用車售後市場和輕型商用車售後市場的未來需求預測提供了參考。
乘用車和輕型商用車的售後市場由多個相互關聯的細分市場組成,為車主提供貫穿整個車輛生命週期的服務,從更換零件和維護到融資、回收和電動車充電相關服務。
亞太地區的乘用車後市場涵蓋替換零件、裝飾及電子配件、維修保養服務、汽車金融和車輛回收等業務。消費者越來越多透過原廠經銷商、獨立維修店、批發商和線上平台購買產品,這進一步豐富了後市場生態系統。
運轉率地區輕型商用車售後市場主要關注車隊維護、預防性維護、煞車系統、輪胎、電池、過濾器、照明、轉向部件、HVAC(暖氣、通風和空調)設備以及支援高負載商用車的動力傳動系統相關零件。
從區域市場來看,亞太地區的汽車售後市場涵蓋澳洲、中國、印尼、日本、馬來西亞和泰國,而其他區域市場,包括韓國、新加坡、越南、紐西蘭、汶萊和菲律賓,則提供了更多的商機。
分銷通路競爭仍然非常激烈,預計到 2025 年,獨立售後市場 (IAM) 網路將佔區域售後市場銷售額的約 51.1%。雖然 OEM 服務網路繼續為保固車輛提供服務,但數位商務正日益支持整個區域售後市場生態系統中的製造商對企業 (F2B)、企業對企業 (B2B) 和企業對消費者 (B2C) 購買模式。
預計在預測期內,乘用車和輕型商用車的售後市場將穩步擴張,這主要得益於運作中車輛數量的增加、車輛老化、不斷成長的更換需求以及數位化售後市場能力的擴展。
預計區域售後市場銷售額將從 2024 年的 1,385 億美元增至 2025 年的約 1,506 億美元,到 2032 年將達到 2,398 億美元,2025 年至 2032 年的年複合成長率(CAGR)為 6.9%。
預計中國將佔銷售成長的最大佔有率,這主要得益於其不斷成長的汽車保有量和相對較低的汽車擁有率。同時,印尼、馬來西亞和泰國透過提高汽車產量和拓展售後市場,持續鞏固其在亞太地區快速成長的汽車售後市場地位。
亞太地區的乘用車售後市場也受惠於對先進診斷、電動車維修、電池管理和聯網汽車維護方面投入的增加。亞太地區輕型商用車售後市場的車隊營運商持續增加對預防性維護和數位化車隊管理的投資,從而支撐了成熟經濟體和新興經濟體售後市場收入的持續成長。
乘用車和輕型商用車售後市場受益於多項長期結構性成長要素,這些因素持續增強區域售後市場生態系統。車輛數量的增加、車隊運作、獨立維修店的擴張以及數位技術的日益普及,都為銷售的持續成長創造了有利環境。
亞太地區的汽車售後市場受到在運作車輛數量(VIO)持續成長的推動,預計到2032年,在用車輛數量將從2025年的約5.103億輛增加到約6.308億輛。隨著老舊車輛需要更頻繁的維護,對更換零件、電池、煞車系統、過濾器和維修服務的需求也在增加。
中國依然是全球最強勁的成長引擎,這得益於其不斷擴大的汽車保有量和強勁的經濟基本面。同時,包括印尼、馬來西亞和泰國在內的東南亞國家也持續受益於汽車產量的成長和售後市場投資的增加。
人工智慧診斷、預測性維護、數位化庫存管理和聯網汽車維護等技術的應用,正進一步增強亞太地區乘用車售後市場實力。然而,宏觀經濟的不確定性、地緣政治貿易緊張局勢、整車廠商策略的變化以及勞動力短缺等挑戰也日益凸顯,需要企業具備更強的營運柔軟性來應對這些挑戰。
亞太地區的輕型商用車售後市場持續受益於物流網路的擴張、車隊維護需求的增加以及數位服務平台的普及,這有助於其應對競爭壓力,並支持全部區域售後市場的長期韌性。
The Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket study examines the evolving aftermarket landscape across Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, and Thailand, with forecasts extending through 2032. The report evaluates aftermarket revenue, vehicles-in-operation (VIO), replacement parts demand, repair and maintenance services, and distribution channel dynamics.
The APAC Automotive Aftermarket continues expanding due to growing vehicle ownership, longer vehicle lifespans, and increasing adoption of digital repair technologies. China remains the largest contributor to regional growth because of its expanding vehicle population, while Southeast Asian markets strengthen their position through rising automotive production and aftermarket investments.
The study also explores government regulations, leading aftermarket suppliers, retail and distributor networks, competitive dynamics, and emerging opportunities across EV servicing, AI-powered diagnostics, and connected vehicle maintenance.
"Leading APAC stakeholders are leveraging AI-powered diagnostic tools and advanced data processing capabilities to build significant technological barriers, thereby expanding their market share in the aftermarket." - Ming Lih Chan
The Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket is entering a technology-led growth phase where artificial intelligence, connected diagnostics, and predictive maintenance are becoming core competitive differentiators. As vehicles become increasingly software-defined, aftermarket participants that invest in digital workshops, advanced analytics, and EV service capabilities will be better positioned to capture long-term value.
According to Ming Lih Chan, the APAC Automotive Aftermarket will continue evolving beyond traditional parts replacement toward intelligent maintenance ecosystems that improve repair accuracy, inventory optimization, and customer engagement. The Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC is also expected to benefit from battery diagnostics, remanufacturing, and sustainability-focused services, while the Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket APAC will gain momentum from expanding logistics fleets, preventive maintenance demand, and digital fleet management solutions through 2032.
The Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket is experiencing sustained expansion as Asia-Pacific's vehicle parc continues growing while vehicles remain in service for longer periods. Rising vehicle ownership across China and Southeast Asia, combined with aging fleets in Australia and Japan, creates strong replacement demand for parts, maintenance, and repair services.
Several transformative trends are reshaping the APAC Automotive Aftermarket. Artificial intelligence is improving diagnostic accuracy, predictive maintenance, and supply chain inventory management, helping workshops reduce downtime and improve customer satisfaction. Digital service platforms and eCommerce channels are increasing pricing transparency while expanding customer access to aftermarket products.
Electrification is creating entirely new service categories within the Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC, including battery diagnostics, powertrain inspections, software updates, and EV component servicing. Meanwhile, connected vehicle technologies generate valuable maintenance data that supports proactive repairs.
The Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket APAC also benefits from growing logistics activity, eCommerce deliveries, and fleet maintenance requirements. Independent aftermarket networks continue strengthening their market position by expanding service coverage, improving digital capabilities, and offering competitive pricing across both passenger and commercial vehicle segments.
This Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket study evaluates aftermarket performance across major APAC economies, including Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, and Thailand, while providing broader regional context through 2032 forecasts.
The research examines light vehicles, including passenger cars, SUVs, multipurpose vehicles, vans, and light commercial vehicles. Revenue analysis focuses primarily on aftermarket parts and accessories while excluding service revenue unless otherwise specified.
The APAC Automotive Aftermarket assessment covers replacement parts such as tires, batteries, filters, braking systems, collision repair components, lighting, HVAC systems, engine cooling, steering systems, remanufactured components, ignition systems, lubricants, and EV-specific parts.
The report also analyzes vehicles-in-operation (VIO), aftermarket revenue forecasts, government regulations, distributor and retailer networks, independent aftermarket channels, OEM participation, and country-level growth opportunities. Historical industry performance provides context for forecasting future demand across the Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket APAC.
The Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket consists of multiple interconnected segments supporting vehicle ownership throughout the lifecycle, from replacement parts and maintenance to financing, recycling, and EV charging-related services.
The Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC includes replacement components, decorative and electronic accessories, maintenance services, automotive finance, and vehicle recycling activities. Consumers increasingly purchase products through OEM dealerships, independent workshops, distributors, and online platforms, creating a more diversified aftermarket ecosystem.
The Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket APAC focuses heavily on fleet maintenance, preventive servicing, braking systems, tires, batteries, filters, lighting, steering components, HVAC equipment, and powertrain-related parts that support high-utilization commercial vehicles.
Geographically, the APAC Automotive Aftermarket covers Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, and Thailand, while additional regional markets - including South Korea, Singapore, Vietnam, New Zealand, Brunei, and the Philippines - provide supplementary regional opportunities.
Distribution channels remain highly competitive, with independent aftermarket (IAM) networks accounting for approximately 51.1% of regional aftermarket revenue in 2025. OEM service networks continue serving warranty vehicles, while digital commerce increasingly supports factory-to-business, business-to-business, and business-to-consumer purchasing models across the regional aftermarket ecosystem.
The Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket is forecast to expand steadily throughout the forecast period, supported by rising vehicles-in-operation, aging fleets, growing replacement demand, and expanding digital aftermarket capabilities.
Regional aftermarket revenue is projected to increase from $138.5 billion in 2024 to approximately $150.6 billion in 2025, before reaching $239.8 billion by 2032, representing a 6.9% CAGR between 2025 and 2032.
China is expected to contribute the largest share of incremental revenue growth due to its expanding vehicle population and relatively low vehicle ownership rates. Meanwhile, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand continue strengthening their positions as fast-growing APAC Automotive Aftermarket markets through increasing vehicle production and aftermarket expansion.
The Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC also benefits from rising spending on advanced diagnostics, EV servicing, battery management, and connected vehicle maintenance. Fleet operators within the Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket APAC continue increasing investments in preventive maintenance and digital fleet management, supporting sustained aftermarket revenue growth across both mature and emerging economies.
The Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket benefits from several long-term structural growth drivers that continue strengthening the regional aftermarket ecosystem. Rising vehicles-in-operation, aging vehicle fleets, expanding independent workshops, and increasing digital adoption provide a favorable environment for sustained revenue growth.
The APAC Automotive Aftermarket is supported by continuous VIO expansion, which is projected to rise from approximately 510.3 million vehicles in 2025 to roughly 630.8 million vehicles by 2032. Older vehicles require more frequent maintenance, creating stronger demand for replacement parts, batteries, braking systems, filters, and repair services.
China remains the strongest growth engine because of its expanding vehicle ownership and favorable economic fundamentals, while Southeast Asian economies - including Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand - continue benefiting from growing automotive production and aftermarket investments.
Technology adoption further strengthens the Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC through AI-powered diagnostics, predictive maintenance, digital inventory management, and connected vehicle servicing. However, macroeconomic uncertainty, geopolitical trade tensions, changing OEM strategies, and workforce shortages create challenges that require greater operational flexibility.
The Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket APAC continues benefiting from expanding logistics networks, fleet maintenance requirements, and digital service platforms, helping offset competitive pressures while supporting long-term aftermarket resilience across the region.
1. What is the Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket?
2. How fast is the APAC Automotive Aftermarket expected to grow?
3. Which countries are covered in the Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC study?
4. What factors are driving growth in the Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC?
5. What opportunities exist in the Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket APAC?
6. How is artificial intelligence changing the APAC Automotive Aftermarket?
7. Why is China important to the Passenger Vehicle Aftermarket APAC?
8. What role do independent aftermarket (IAM) channels play in APAC?
9. What challenges could affect future aftermarket growth in APAC?
10. What is the future outlook for the Passenger Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket?