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AI search is changing the way customers discover automotive brands, with research now happening inside AI assistants that name two or three brands and explain why.
More than 200 Taiwanese automotive suppliers will exhibit at AAPEX 2026 as buyers look to diversify sourcing and strengthen supply-chain resilience.
The U.S. automotive aftermarket is expected to grow 5.4 per cent in 2026 and reach $599.7 billion in sales, according to the Auto Care Association’s newly released 2027 Auto Care Factbook.
The Canadian government commits $2.5B to the automotive sector, aiming to strengthen manufacturing and protect workers from US tariffs.
Genuine Parts Company, the parent company of NAPA Auto Parts, reported a nine per cent increase in Canadian sales during the third quarter despite what the company described as softer market conditions.
AAPEX will introduce several new interactive attractions at its 2026 automotive aftermarket trade show, including daily prize giveaways, automotive-themed escape rooms, a NASCAR simulator and displays of vehicles featured in movies and television.
The federal government is investing $18.5 million in Prevost, a division of Volvo Group Canada, to support the development of a new bus platform capable of supporting multiple propulsion technologies, including low- and zero-emission systems.
Dayco has expanded its North American aftermarket team with six hires spanning supply chain, sales, category management and product management functions.
AutoCanada Inc. has acquired two Colorworks Autobody collision repair facilities in Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam, B.C., while also appointing TD Securities Inc.
Copart, the online car auction platform, has agreed to acquire ACV for $10.50 per share in cash, valuing the digital wholesale marketplace at about $1.9 billion. The deal gives Cop
Automechanika Frankfurt attracted more than 112,000 trade visitors from 173 countries during its five-day run, with artificial intelligence, connected vehicles and alternative powertrains among the technologies taking centre stage.
Continental Tire Canada has appointed Frank Buntinx as managing director, giving him responsibility for the company’s tire business across passenger and light truck, commercial vehicle and specialty segments.
AutoCanada has expanded its Edmonton collision repair platform through the acquisition of Doug’s Place Southgate, adding 7,540 square feet of capacity.
Trade tariffs between Canada and the U.S. on steel, aluminum, and electronics are expected to increase costs for vehicle production and aftermarket repair businesses.
The Canadian government has opened applications for a new fund designed to address skilled labor shortages through micro-credentials and accelerated certification programs.
The partnership expands luxury and commercial van conversion options for business owners and shuttle operators through the Forest River-owned brand.
Proposed U.S. tariffs on Canadian automotive goods could significantly impact supply chains and repair costs for multi-unit aftermarket shops and parts distributors by 2027.
Worldpac recognized nine automotive aftermarket suppliers for outstanding performance at its 2026 Supplier and Training Expo (STX).
AutoCanada reported second‑quarter revenue of $1.42 billion, a six per cent increase from last year.
The way parts are found is changing. When AI answers first, will your business show up? For years, most aftermarket businesses have treated online visibility as a familiar checklis
The collision repair franchisor has established a new parts program to streamline supply chains for Fix Auto, ProColor Collision, and Collision Repair Experts franchisees across Canada.
The Canadian Automobile Dealers Association reports a slight increase in new-vehicle sales for 2025 despite rising financing costs and shifting consumer interest toward hybrid models.
The Canadian automotive aftermarket is facing renewed complexity as rising inflation and supply chain volatility drive upward pressure on parts and service pricing.
Industry experts emphasize that investors value repeatable systems and leadership over technical skill when evaluating auto repair businesses for acquisition or expansion.