Automotive TIC Services Market Size - By Service, By Sourcing, By Application, By Vehicle, Growth Forecast, 2025 - 2034

Automotive TIC Services Market Size

The global automotive TIC services market size was estimated at USD 22.49 billion in 2024. The market is expected to grow from USD 23.54 billion in 2025 to USD 36.72 billion in 2034, at a CAGR of 5.1%, according to latest report published by Global Market Insights Inc.

The market for automotive testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) services has become an essential supporting pillar of the modern mobility ecosystem. With automobiles evolving to contain increasingly prevalent electric powertrains, digital control systems, and connected software, TIC services ensure that all vehicles, components, and processes adhere to stringent safety, performance, and environmental regulations.
 

TIC services, including vehicle tests, component inspections, and certifications, derivative of the international quality assurance framework sit at the core of automotive quality assurance around the world, and support compliance to the various controls such as UNECE regulation testing and certification, ISO standards, and many national homologation systems.
 

A primary component of the expanding growth of the TIC market is the acceleration of vehicles to become electrically driven, along with consumer demand for tighter emissions controls. Many governments in Europe, Asia, and North America have instigated carbon reduction policies at jurisdictional levels that demand independent testing, inspections, and verifications in regard to battery systems and vehicle charging safety, and emissions free powertrains.
 

Examples of new or modified regulations to enable and facilitate testing include UNECE WP.29, and ISO 26262 (functional safety), as well as the EU’s General Safety Regulation (GSR), each expect much more rigorous and comprehensive testing and certification.
 

Service providers have also increasingly engaged in embedded telematics-based validation, algorithm-based assessment, and AI-powered inspections, thereby ensuring validation through the total lifecycle of the vehicle. The transition from static testing based purely on validation to on-going digital validation reflects the automotive industry's shift to connected and self-learning mobility systems.
 

High-voltage battery testing, thermal-runaway simulation and fast-charging infrastructure validation, for example, are now used as capabilities of testing labs. Machine learning and digital twin technologies will even allow predictive analysis and virtual simulation of tests based on mixtures physics simulations and pre-explored failure modes in testing.
 

As such, required testing duration and associated development costs will be less, and accuracy relating to safety will be improved. Advanced robotic testing capabilities are being applied for the inspection of components as well. These capabilities will also only further enhance the merits of TIC services beyond regulation to enabling the faster and safer development of innovative products.
 

In the market, the Asia Pacific region is the largest market, fueled by its immense automotive production base and proactive policies for electrification. China, Japan, South Korea, and India have been established as centers of vehicle manufacture, battery firms, and export compliance testing. China’s encouragement of new-energy vehicle development, Japan's engagement to create autonomous mobility standards, and the Indian government's adoption of Bharat Stage VI and AIS norms have all helped to bolster regional demand for TIC services.
 

Additionally, governments in some of these jurisdictions are actively working with private TIC laboratories to ensure local production aligns with safety and sustainability frameworks. Europe ranks next in the automobile TIC market, recognized for regulatory stringency and technological certification, while North America takes a broader focus on recall management, identity protection, cybersecurity validation, and software testing under legislative guidelines from NHTSA and EPA.
 

Automotive TIC Services Market Trends

The market is experiencing considerable change, driven by stringent regulations, technological, and regional infrastructure developments, that are changing how vehicles are tested, validated, and certified across markets.
 

The most important trend transforming the automotive TIC sector is the widespread digital transformation of service delivery and operational processes. By 2024, 67% of TIC providers adopted digital platforms for remote inspection and online certification, representing a fundamental shift from the traditional on-site service model.
 

This digital evolution has been accelerated by the deployment of AI-based inspection tools in over 5,200 locations globally, achieving significant performance improvements, including a 39% increase in throughput and a 21% reduction in errors.
 

The implementation of Digital Twins technology has reached significant scale, with over 400 facilities now using virtual test and simulation capabilities. This trend was accelerated by partnerships such as Continental and Synopsys that provide vehicle digital twin capabilities by combining dSPACE models with NVIDIA Drive SIM in March 2025. Digital twin technology enables extensive virtual test scenarios, reducing physical test requirements while maintaining accuracy and compliance standards.
 

TIC-as-a-Service has emerged as a dominant delivery model, adopted by more than 900 organizations by 2024. This service model provides flexible, scalable access to specialized testing capabilities without requiring significant capital investment in equipment and infrastructure. This trend supports the automotive industry's shift towards lean operations and specialized service outsourcing.
 

For instance, in India, the government is expanding its vehicle inspection infrastructure to accommodate the increasing demand for compliance with safety and environmental standards. For example, they recently opened a fully automated testing station (ATS) at the DTC Nand Nagri Depot in Delhi.
 

The new ATS will be able to test 72,000 vehicles each year and help existing ATS in Jhuljhuli which only has the capacity to test 47,919 vehicles per year. The Nand Nagri station is expected to create significant annual revenue while providing the region with lower reliance on out-of-state facilities and promoting local compliance and revenue.
 

In the United States, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has worked to improve vehicle safety through a rigorous testing and certification process. With the rise of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicle technologies, new testing standards have had to develop. NHTSA has invested in crash test standards and allowed cybersecurity standards, as their work has become more complicated by these technologies and their requirements for vehicle and driver safety and security.
 

Automotive TIC Services Market Analysis

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Based on service, the automotive TIC services market is divided among testing services, inspection services, certification services, and others. The testing services segment dominated the market, accounting for around 69% in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 4.53% through 2025 to 2034.
 

• The worldwide market is growing significantly, propelled by changes in regulations, technology, and regional expansion. These changes are affecting how vehicles should be tested, validated, and certified in different markets, reflecting the increasing complexity of automotive technology and continued emphasis on consumer safety.
   
• Out of all the TIC services, testing services are the largest market segment, as testing is a critical step in ensuring safety, performance, and compliance. Testing means evaluating performance and emissions, testing to ensure vehicles are safe, and examining durability, making testing necessary for both regulators and manufacturers.
   
• Inspection services are essential to verify that vehicles are safe and meet quality standards. It includes a thorough inspection to identify defects, damages, and compliance with regulatory standards. Increased demand for used vehicles, as well as routine maintenance, has impelled the need for inspection services to ensure safety and reliability if the vehicle is in operation.
   
• Certification services are an independent assessment that verifies that vehicles are following any applicable safety, environmental, and performance standards. The focus on emission control, safety standards, and sustainability measures by governments across the world is increasing. As such, certification services are required for market access, consumer confidence, and regulatory compliance.
   
• The other category, including training, auditing, and consulting services, is a new segment of the TIC market. While smaller in market share, there is growing importance as automotive manufacturers evolve while focusing on operational improvement, workforce knowledge, and compliance strategies.
   

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Based on sourcing, the automotive TIC services market is segmented into in-house, and outsourced. In-house segment dominates the market with around 59% share in 2024, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.07% from 2025 to 2034.
 

• The sourcing segment bifurcated in-house testing and outsourced testing. The in-house segment is currently the leading segment due to reasons such as increased quality control, better data security and ease of integration with internal processes.
   
• Manufacturers who engage in in-house TIC services benefit from having direct oversight of the testing and certification process while ensuring safety and regulatory standards. This sourcing method is common among large original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) who possess the infrastructure and resources to conduct in-house TIC services.
   
• For instance, Jaguar Land Rover has made a large investment in its Halewood plant located in the UK to convert it into an all-electric manufacturing site. The investment includes plans for in-house testing to ensure the quality and safety of their electric vehicles. This demonstrates the importance of internal testing capabilities when it comes to new technologies in the automotive sphere that require more complex processes.
   
• In-house operations offer several advantages, including increased control of the testing process, faster response times, and adaptation of processes for different organizational needs. Organizations can achieve long-term cost benefits through in-house operations via the decreased reliance on external third-party providers and the ability to schedule tests based on when resources are available.
   
• While the segment for outsourced TIC has grown and continues to grow, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that do not have the assets to create a full in-house facility. Outsourcing allows access to specialized expertise, state-of-the-art testing technologies, and capability to comply with all regions for regulation and standards without the full capital outlay of equal investment in an internal function.
   
• In-house TIC services continue to dominate because of the benefits of control and integration with internal manufacturing operations, but the complexities of automotive technologies and globalization of supply chains have expanded the demand for outsourced TIC services.
   

Based on application, the automotive TIC services market is segmented into vehicle inspection, emission testing, component testing, telematics, ADAS, homologation testing, fuels, fluids and lubricants, electric systems and components, and others. The vehicle inspection segment dominates the market with around 25% share in 2024.
 

• The vehicle inspection segment is expected to see largest market revenue share due to its importance in ensuring vehicle safety, compliance, and performance. The vehicle inspection segment includes emissions testing, validation of components, homologation, and other testing services that market participants provide to ensure quality in the automotive market.
   
• In India, the National Automotive Testing and Research and Development Infrastructure Project (NATRiP) supports the development of testing facilities, such as the Global Automotive Research Centre (GARC) in Chennai, to provide vehicle inspection, component testing, and homologation facilities to help local and manufacturers meet associated regulatory requirements.
   
• The emissions testing sector is also seen to be important due to rising environmental regulations across the globe. For example, programs such as the Pollution Under Control (PUC) system require emissions testing to attempt to control air pollution from vehicles.
   
• Emissions testing is critically important for the safety of the public and the environment, however, emissions testing is subject to irregularity in testing procedures and in some occasions fraudulent emissions testing is conducted in place of actual emissions testing, thus underscoring the need for standardized, transparent, and consistent emissions testing procedures.
   
• Component testing guarantees that specific vehicle components are safe and reliable. Organizations such as GARC test individual vehicle components, including brakes, airbags, electrical systems, and other critical components to ensure reliability and quality across all environments.
   
• The telematics and ADAS sectors are expanding rapidly, owing to the integration of connected and autonomous technology in vehicles. Homologation testing ensures a vehicle will comply with regulatory demands before it can be put on the market. This is done by way of comprehensive testing of vehicle systems and components to establish compliance with safety, environmental and performance standards.
   

Based on vehicle, the automotive TIC services market is segmented into passenger cars, and commercial vehicles. The passenger cars dominate the market with share of around 71% in 2024.
 

• The passenger car segment holds dominance in the market due to larger production numbers and increased demand for safety and environmental requirements, along with the speed of technology change.
   
• In 2024, passenger vehicles consisted of almost 71% of the TIC market share. The passenger car segment is the primary contributor because of the rise in demand for vehicle safety and emissions standards testing and validation, which retailers are adopting TIC services in their testing process and procedures.
   
• Passenger vehicles lead the market, but also the commercial vehicle segment has been growing fast that have resulted from the changes in logistics, construction, and public transit opportunities. Regulatory requirements for road and fuel efficiency, and environmental compliance have further driven the need for complete TIC services in this segment.
   
• Commercial vehicle contributed over 29% of the market, but the growth rate is driven by developing economies that have contributed to infrastructure development and fleet modernization.
   

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Asia Pacific dominated the automotive TIC services market with around 38% share and generated around USD 8.53 billion revenue in 2024.
 

• The market is primarily led by the Asia Pacific (APAC) region due to rapid industrialization, regulatory changes, and technological advances in automotive applications. The significant automotive manufacturing base, along with early engagement to resolve these technologies, allows APAC to remain one of the primary contributors to TIC services.
   
• China has been a leading contributor to the APAC TIC services market with strict regulations to ensure vehicle safety and environmental regulations. In addition to the strict regulations, China is transitioning to electric vehicles, which require specialized test due to the demand for battery performances, and charging infrastructure compatibilities, along with electromagnetic compatibility testing.
   
• India is also emerging as a significant player, owing to government initiatives like the National Automotive Testing and R&D Infrastructure Project (NATRiP), which have expanded domestic testing capabilities. Collaborations with certification bodies have enhanced testing for advanced vehicle systems such as ADAS and EMC, supporting the production of vehicles that meet both local and international standards.
   
• Japan and South Korea contribute to the regional leadership through innovations in autonomous driving and automotive semiconductors. Japan’s autonomous vehicle pilots and South Korea’s semiconductor-focused automotive technologies have increased the need for software and electronic system certification, reinforcing APAC’s role in shaping automotive quality and safety standards.
   
• The region’s dominance is further strengthened by the growing complexity of vehicles, including electric and connected vehicles. These advancements require rigorous validation and certification to ensure safety, performance, and regulatory compliance, which drives demand for comprehensive TIC services.
   

North America automotive TIC services market accounted for USD 4.28 billion in 2024 and is anticipated to show lucrative growth over the forecast period.
 

• The North American market in the automotive industry is expected to have solid and sustainable growth in the forecast period. The primary contributors to this growth are the region's tough regulatory environment, accelerated technological development in vehicles, and focus on electric and autonomous mobility.
   
• The National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory (NVFEL) of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) require manufacturers to conduct both original testing and certification of new vehicles, such as electric vehicle range and emission testing. The regulatory obligations will continue to present robust demand for TIC services through all phases of vehicle development and manufacture.
   
• North America represents a significant share of the automotive TIC market due to many automotive manufacturers located in the region, significant R&D initiatives, and high costs of compliance with safety and emissions regulations.
   
• The U.S. market is the major contributor to growth because of extensive certification and surveillance programs conducted by the EPA. The EPA requires manufacturers to complete detailed vehicle testing data submission, and the agency performs confirmatory testing to validate fuel economy and emission testing. Intensity of regulation means consistent, even growing demand for testing, inspection, and certification services from independent bodies.
   
• The Transport Canada mandates compliance with the Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (CMVSS), the CMVSS has significant alignment with the U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). This alignment obviously reduces the burden on manufacturers to build out vehicle lines in both countries, but it also requires testing and certification to the same standards in each country.
   
• Recent developments indicate a greater evolution in the TIC sector. The recent adoption of certain test procedures related to electric and hybrid vehicles by EPA (including multi-cycle range testing) has substantially expanded the scope of TIC services.
   

Europe automotive TIC services market accounted for USD 7.89 billion in 2024 and is anticipated to show lucrative growth over the forecast period.
 

• The European market is anticipated to have significant expansion in coming years, fueled by an increasingly rigorous regulatory environment and quickening pace of vehicle technology change. A key driver of this development is Regulation (EU) 2018/858, which established an EU-wide Whole Vehicle Type Approval (WVTA) system.
   
• Under this regulation, vehicles, systems, and components must participate in degree-testing and certification by accredited technical services on a consistent basis prior to sale. The regulation also enhances impartiality and robustness of the approval process while also providing the consumer with a higher level of confidence in safety standards when purchasing a vehicle in an EU member state.
   
• Owing to its dominant automotive sector and extensive testing infrastructure, Germany is positioned as the leader within Europe's automotive TIC market. Organizations such as TÜV SÜD, TÜV NORD, and GTÜ offer several services to organizations, including vehicle homologation, component certification, and mandatory roadworthiness inspections.
   
• Under German law, drivers are required to have their vehicles undergo periodic inspections after the first three years of use (once every two years thereafter). Periodic inspections ensure observed compliance with safety and environmental standards. Consistent enforcement of regulations generates demand for automotive TIC services from an internal and regional (EU) basis.
   
• The TIC market is also expanding due to trends with electric vehicles (EVs) and connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) as well as advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). European regulations now also require verification of electrical safety systems and software integrity, which adds complexity to testing vehicles. To adapt agencies are investing in new laboratory facilities and increasing and/or enhancing digital testing capabilities to assess battery safety, vehicle connectivity, and cybersecurity compliance.
   

Latin America region accounted for around USD 655.6 million in 2024 and is anticipated to show robust growth over the forecast period.
 

• The market in Latin America will witness considerable increase during the coming years due to stringent regulations, increase in vehicle manufacturing and rapid adoption of advanced automotive technology. Governments across the region is steadily aligning their car safety and environmental standards with global standards set by using companies including the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
   
• Brazil stays the most lucrative and most influential marketplace for automotive TIC services in the region. The developing cognizance on emissions control and vehicle durability has led producers and suppliers to increasingly rely on TIC providers for homologation and compliance testing.
   
• Mexico also performs a crucial role in Latin America's TIC landscape, given its position as one of the growing automotive exporters. The country operates an in-depth emissions verification program and has introduced new car inspection facilities to improve compliance with environmental guidelines.
   
• This has caused both local and international TIC corporations establishing advanced checking out centers in Mexico. In addition to those two predominant economies, other Latin American countries, along with Argentina, Chile and Colombia, are an increasing number of adopting UN vehicle policies to reinforce passenger protection, crash checking out and electronic stability requirements.
   
• The Latin New Car Assessment Program (Latin NCAP) has also encouraged automobile producers to enhance protection functions and conduct unbiased assessments, accordingly assisting the expansion of TIC services across the region.
   

Middle East and Africa automotive TIC services market accounted for USD 1.15 billion in 2024 and is anticipated to show lucrative growth over the forecast period.
 

• The market in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) is expected to witness steady and lucrative growth in the coming years. This expansion is driven by the region's increasing regulatory focus on vehicle safety, emissions control and import compliance, as well as increasing volumes of vehicle production and trade.
   
• Authorities in MEA are increasingly tightening standards to align with automotive norms, creating strong demand for independent TIC service providers that can ensure compliance and quality assurance.
   
• In the Middle East, particularly in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, regulatory modernization is a key factor shaping the TIC landscape. Saudi Arabia has implemented mandatory conformity assessment and certificates of conformity (COC) for imported and used vehicles, to ensure that all vehicles meet national safety and emission standards before entering the market.
   
• This measure requires importers to cooperate with certified testing and inspection laboratories, thus expanding the opportunities for international and national TIC firms. The United Arab Emirates has followed a similar path, implementing strict vehicle inspection and emissions testing systems as part of efforts to promote road safety and environmental sustainability.
   
• In Africa, South Africa stands out as the most mature automotive market and a major contributor to the demand for TIC services. The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS) mandates homologation for all new vehicle models, which involves detailed technical testing and certification processes. Regular technical inspections for passenger and commercial vehicles create a steady demand for inspection centers and third-party testing agencies.
   
• Recent developments also reflect the growing interest in vehicle electrification and clean technologies in the MEA region. For example, Saudi Arabia's investment in electric mobility and expansion of EV assembly projects in South Africa introduces new testing requirements for batteries, charging systems and safety components. This development opens new business areas for TIC firms specializing in new technologies and sustainability compliance.
   

Automotive TIC Services Market Share

• The top 7 companies in the automotive TIC services industry are Eurofins Scientific, DEKRA, SGS, TÜV SÜD, Bureau Veritas, Intertek, TÜV Rheinland. These companies hold around 63% of the market share in 2024.
   
• Eurofins Scientific maintains market leadership with 18.20% share, leveraging its extensive laboratory network and comprehensive testing capabilities across multiple industries including automotive. The company's leadership position is supported by continuous investment in advanced testing technologies and strategic acquisitions to expand service capabilities. Eurofins' automotive TIC services encompass component testing, emissions validation, material analysis, and emerging areas such as EV battery testing and cybersecurity validation.
   
• DEKRA holds the second position with 10.67% market share, distinguished by its strong European presence and comprehensive automotive safety expertise. DEKRA's competitive position has been strengthened through significant facility expansions, including a USD 22.8 million investment in Michigan facilities adding climatic chambers and 5G test bays in 2024. The company's acquisition of environmental testing labs from Weiss Technik Testing Services in October 2023 further expanded its testing capabilities.
   
• SGS occupies the third position with 9.06% market share, leveraging its presence and comprehensive TIC service portfolio. SGS has demonstrated leadership in emerging technology areas, notably through SGS-TÜV Saar's award of the world's first ISO/PAS 8800:2024 AI safety process compliance certification to Geely Auto in August 2025 [SGS.COM]. The company's strategic partnerships, including the establishment of EMC testing facilities with Jaguar Land Rover in India, demonstrate its commitment to market expansion.
   
• TÜV SÜD commands 6.67% market share, distinguished by its advanced battery testing capabilities and laboratory network. The company launched the most advanced independent battery test lab in North America in 2023, complementing its battery testing facilities across USA, Canada, Germany, China, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, and Singapore. TÜV SÜD's specialization in EV battery testing, including comprehensive cell/module/pack testing and safety validation, positions it advantageously for the automotive electrification trend.
   
• Bureau Veritas holds 6.24% market share, providing comprehensive TIC services across automotive applications including regulatory compliance, quality assurance, and emerging technology validation. The company's presence and diversified service portfolio support its competitive position in the evolving automotive TIC landscape.
   
• Intertek maintains 6.16% market share, offering specialized automotive testing services including EMC testing, product safety validation, and regulatory compliance services. The company's focus on emerging automotive technologies and service delivery capabilities supports its market position.
   
• TÜV Rheinland accounts for 5.87% market share, providing comprehensive automotive TIC services including component testing, system validation, and certification services. The company's expertise in automotive safety and regulatory compliance supports its competitive position across international markets.
   

Automotive TIC Services Market Companies

Major players operating in the automotive TIC services industry are:
 

• BSI
• Bureau Veritas
• DEKRA
• DNV GL
• Eurofins Scientific
• Intertek
• SGS
• TÜV Rheinland
• TÜV SÜD
   
• The automotive testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) services market is driven by a combination of established leaders and emerging specialists, resulting in a moderately consolidated and competitive landscape. Key players such as BSI, Bureau Veritas, DEKRA, DNV GL, Eurofins Scientific, Intertek, SGS, TÜV Rheinland, and TÜV SÜD collectively capture a significant share of the market.
   
• These organizations maintain their positions through strategic investments in advanced testing technologies, digital inspection platforms, regulatory compliance solutions, and laboratory networks, while tailoring services to the evolving needs of automotive OEMs and suppliers.
   
• To strengthen their market foothold, leading firms are adopting multi-pronged strategies including technology integration, strategic acquisitions, partnerships with automotive manufacturers, and expansion into emerging markets. These initiatives aim to enhance safety, quality, sustainability, and efficiency across vehicle development, production, and post-market testing processes.
   
• In addition to these dominant players, regional TIC providers and niche specialists contribute to market growth through localized services, specialized material testing, and component-level certification, with notable presence in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific where automotive industry standards and regulatory requirements are increasingly complex.
   

Automotive TIC Services Industry News

• In August 2025, SGS-TÜV Saar achieved a historic milestone by awarding the world's first ISO/PAS 8800:2024 AI safety process compliance certification to Geely Auto, establishing precedent for secure, standardized AI integration in autonomous driving technologies. This certification represents the first application of the standard addressing AI safety for road vehicles, published in December 2024.
   
• In October 2025, ChipSync completed the acquisition of U.S.-based Mobimark Labs to strengthen automotive audio quality certifications, expanding specialized testing capabilities for automotive infotainment and audio systems. This acquisition reflects the growing importance of in-vehicle audio quality and entertainment system validation.
   
• In October 2025, Denso announced new electrification products including Cell Supervising Circuit and Shunt Current Sensor, driving demand for specialized EV component testing and validation services. These product developments illustrate the expanding scope of EV component testing requirements.
   
• In September 2025, Innoviz Technologies achieved ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation for its LiDAR testing laboratories, establishing capabilities for autonomous vehicle sensor validation. This accreditation supports the growing demand for ADAS and autonomous driving system testing.
   
• In March 2025, Continental & Synopsys delivered vehicle digital twin capabilities combining dSPACE models with NVIDIA DRIVE Sim, advancing virtual testing and simulation capabilities for automotive applications. This development demonstrates the integration of digital twin technology in automotive testing and validation.
   
• In February 2025, Stellantis confirmed a EUR 4.1 billion joint venture with CATL for LFP gigafactory development in Spain, creating substantial demand for battery manufacturing process validation and quality assurance services.
   

The automotive TIC services market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecasts in terms of revenue ($ Bn) from 2021 to 2034, for the following segments:

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Market, By Service

• Testing services
• Inspection services
• Certification services
• Others

Market, By Sourcing

• In-house
• Outsourced

Market, By Application

• Vehicle inspection
• Emission testing
• Component testing
• Telematics
• ADAS
• Homologation testing
• Fuels, fluids and lubricants
• Electric systems and components
• Others

Market, By Vehicle

• Passenger cars
  • Hatchback
  • Sedan
  • SUV 
• Commercial vehicles
  • Light commercial vehicles (LCV)
  • Medium commercial vehicles (MCV)
  • Heavy commercial vehicles (HCV)                 

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • US
  • Canada
• Europe
  • Germany
  • UK
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Nordics
  • Russia
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • Australia
  • Indonesia
  • Philippines
  • Thailand
  • South Korea
  • Singapore
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Argentina
• Middle East and Africa
  • Saudi Arabia
  • South Africa
  • UAE