Can OEMs' Aftermarket Strategy Hurt Small and Independent Outlets and Chains?
OEMs tighten their grip on vehicle lifecycles as independents fight for data, diagnostics and survival.
Prerna Lidhoo
13 Mar 2026
For decades, women were largely absent from assembly lines, engineering teams and leadership roles. With the rise of electrification, automation and SDVs, the industry is beginning to open new doors.
Read moreOEMs tighten their grip on vehicle lifecycles as independents fight for data, diagnostics and survival.
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