PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1474970
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1474970
The global automotive collision repair market size was valued at USD 227.60 billion in 2030 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 1.9% from 2024 to 2030. Technological advancements in claims, insurance, and the automobile aftermarket have led to the development of innovative repair techniques and processes, which have significantly widened the scope for the growth of passenger and commercial vehicles. Numerous leading manufacturers, including Daimler AG (Germany) and BMW Group (Germany), are using advanced 3D printing technology for manufacturing spare parts and associated automobile components.
The expansion of the e-commerce market, coupled with the immediate availability of genuine OEM spare parts, will positively impact the automotive collision repair market. Moreover, the market is mainly being driven by the rise in traffic accidents and fatalities worldwide. The rising sales of conventional cars, and electric and hybrid vehicles (H/EVs), have further increased the need for repair services among consumers. The car stores are also providing consumers with DIY kits made up of intricate and specialized spare parts, which is further boosting the market's expansion.
Technological developments in the automotive aftermarket, claims, and insurance have developed novel repair techniques and processes, greatly expanding the scope for the growth of passenger and commercial vehicles. For instance, Rolls-Royce, a car manufacturer in the U.K., used 3D printing technology to create mounting brackets for wire hoses and fiber-optic cables. Moreover, the U.S.-based National Automotive Service Task Force, which is a one-stop source for OE repair and tooling information, formed a collision repair committee. This committee is aimed to identify, address, and resolve repair/service flaws and assist vehicle repair centers in providing complete and safe automotive restoration to vehicle owners.
Paints, clear coatings, and other consumables, such as auto components and other spares, are widely used in the automotive collision repair market. Coatings and paints are used to conceal dents and scratches on automobile bodies. The increasing penetration of gas and hybrid electric vehicles is expected to drive the automotive collision repair industry further, with a new generation of vehicles introduced in novel service repair regimens.
The untapped and unorganized automotive collision repair market in the Asia Pacific region is expected to provide growth opportunities for the key vehicle repair vendors Moreover, the accessibility of advanced automotive repair and service garages equipped with advanced repair techniques for denting, painting, and body repair will drive the demand for automotive collision repair