North America Automotive Seat Market Size & Share 2026-2035

North America Automotive Seat Market Size

The North America automotive seat market was valued at USD 17.1 billion in 2025. The market is expected to grow from USD 17.9 billion in 2026 to USD 26.6 billion in 2035 at a CAGR of 4.5%, according to latest report published by Global Market Insights Inc.

The growing trend towards premium and comfortable seating is an important growth factor for the North American automotive seat market. The customer’s growing focus on comfort, ergonomics, and personalized driving experience leads to the integration of powered adjustment, heating, ventilation, massage, memory and lumbar functions for premium cars and affordable cars by OEMs. Increasing consumer demand for SUVs, pickups, luxury interiors, and enhanced seating comfort is leading to higher seating content per vehicle in North America.^{[1]U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)- Vehicle Technologies Office, https://www.energy.gov} Prominent manufacturers, such as Lear Corporation, Adient, and FORVIA, continuously expand their product portfolio of smart seats with occupant sensing and wellness features. Besides, the growing use of connected and software-defined vehicles turns the seat into a smart cockpit element, substantially raising the average seat content per vehicle.

The growing trend towards premium and comfortable seating is an important growth factor for the North American automotive seat market. The customer’s growing focus on comfort, ergonomics, and personalized driving experience leads to the integration of powered adjustment, heating, ventilation, massage, memory, and lumbar functions for premium cars and affordable cars by OEMs. The share of SUVs and pickups in car sales in the U.S. exceeds 75%, thereby pushing demand for premium seating solutions. Prominent manufacturers, such as Lear Corporation, Adient, and FORVIA, continuously expand their product portfolio of smart seats with occupant sensing and wellness features. Besides, the growing use of connected and software-defined vehicles turns the seat into a smart cockpit element, substantially raising the average seat content per vehicle.

The rise in production of electric vehicles (EV) and automotive manufacturing in North America will drive the growth in North America automotive seat market. The manufacturers of EVs need lighter seat systems that provide extended driving range, while also being safe in case of any accidents and comfortable to the passengers. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), record-high numbers were achieved by sales of EVs. As a result, OEMs have invested significantly in North American manufacturing. Companies such as Tesla, General Motors, Ford, Hyundai, Honda and Toyota are investing more in manufacturing EVs and batteries in the U.S. and Canada.^{[2]International Energy Agency (IEA) - Global EV Outlook, https://www.iea.org}

Vehicle safety and occupant protection laws are continually promoting technology development in the North American automotive seats market. The NHTSA and Transport Canada standards have necessitated manufacturers to develop stronger seats with better headrests, seatbelt anchorages, compatibility with child restraint systems, and better overall crash performance. Therefore, seat manufacturers are now focusing on developing high-strength steel seat frames, lightweight materials for seat construction, side airbags, occupant and driver monitoring sensors.^{[3]National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) / Transport Canada, https://www.nhtsa.gov} Adient, Lear Corporation, Magna International, and Toyota Boshoku are increasingly developing intelligent seats that offer a combination of comfort and safety. The increasing awareness of consumers about vehicle safety rating systems is continually driving investments in advanced seat technologies in North America.

North America Automotive Seat Market Trends

The incorporation of premium seat characteristics is increasingly taking root in the mass market automotive segment, as automotive companies differentiate themselves using better comfort and user experience characteristics. Premium seating features like adjustable seats with motorized control, heated/ventilated seats, memory settings, lumbar support and quality upholstery materials, which were hitherto associated with luxurious cars alone, are finding a place in mainstream SUVs, crossovers and even pickup trucks. Automakers such as Ford, Toyota, Hyundai, General Motors and Honda are integrating premium seats into their mainstream offerings to meet the evolving demands of consumers. Rising disposable incomes, growing preference for comfort-oriented vehicles and stiff competition amongst OEMs are driving suppliers of premium seats like Adient, Lear Corporation, FORVIA to design premium seats that are affordable.^{[4]Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG), https://www.aiag.org}

Usage of lighter and sustainable materials for seat construction is becoming an important trend in the North America automotive seat market. Car manufacturers are increasingly replacing their traditional steel components with high strength steel, aluminum, magnesium alloy, and composite materials for reducing the car weight and improving the fuel economy and driving range of electric cars. Meanwhile, manufacturers are using recycled plastic, bio-polyurethane foam, recycled PET fabric, and sustainable synthetic leather for meeting corporate ESG objectives.^{[5]U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), https://www.epa.gov} Companies such as Toyota Boshoku, Adient, Lear Corporation and Magna International are continuing to focus on the development of environment-friendly materials for seats amid carbon neutrality and circular production goals of their OEM customers.

Seating systems that are highly intelligent and have been fitted with cutting-edge sensor technology and electronic controls are increasingly becoming an important element in the design of future vehicles on the continent of North America.^{[6]National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), https://www.nist.gov} The current generation of automobile seating system comes with occupant detection sensors, seat occupancy sensors, driver fatigue sensors, posture management sensors, memory sensors, biometric sensors, among others, for the enhancement of comfort and safety of the users. Intelligent seating systems also assist ADAS by controlling airbag deployment and occupant position in case of collisions. Leading manufacturers such as Lear Corporation, Adient, Bosch and Continental are continuing to develop and advance smart seating systems for use in software defined cars.

Automobile manufacturers are increasingly relying on modular seats to enhance manufacturing efficiencies, lower production costs, and facilitate vehicle platform compatibility. The standardized seat design allows the supplier to produce various types of seats from common structural parts while serving different vehicles at various trim levels. Modular seating design also lowers assembly complexities, increases supply chain flexibility and speeds up the introduction of new vehicles into the market. Major suppliers such as Adient, FORVIA, Magna International, and Lear Corporation have been working hard to develop scalable seating platforms that can be easily fitted with electronics, heating and ventilation, and safety systems. As global automakers embrace flexible vehicle platforms for ICE, hybrid and electric vehicles, modular seats are expected to gain wider adoption in North America.

Localization and nearshoring are becoming key considerations for car seat manufacturers due to the need to build more resilient supply chains by avoiding dependency on distant production sites. The disruptions seen in the supply chains during previous years underscored the necessity of having manufacturing plants situated close to the vehicles' assembly sites in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Notable seat manufacturers like Adient, Lear Corporation, Magna International and Toyota Boshoku keep investing in expanding their manufacturing capacities in North America in order to ensure timely deliveries, save on logistics, and enable just-in-time manufacturing. Investment trends in production facilities of electric vehicles and auto manufacturing clusters in different regions encourage suppliers to localize their components and seat systems manufacturing.

North America Automotive Seat Market Analysis

Based on vehicle, the North America automotive seat market is divided into Passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles. The passenger vehicles segment  dominated the market, accounting for 85.4% in 2025 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.3% through 2026 to 2035.

• The market for passenger cars dominate the market share because of their relatively higher production levels in both the U.S. and Canada along with growing consumer preference for SUVs, crossovers, and premium sedans.
• Rising needs for premium interiors, advanced seating technology, and improved occupant comfort are leading to more seating content per passenger car irrespective of the price range.
• The demand for commercial vehicles remains steady due to rising logistics, e-commerce, and the renewal of fleets in North America.
• Fleet managers are making greater investments in seating technology that includes air suspensions and fatigue reducing features such as lumbar support.
• Rising production levels of electric buses, delivery vans and light commercial vehicles have further fueled demand for seating systems that are energy efficient and durable.

Based on seat type, the North America automotive seat market is divided into bucket seat, bench seat, split bench seat, stow-and-go / retractable seat and others. The Bucket Seat segment  dominated the market, accounting for 70.1% in 2025 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.2% through 2026 to 2035.

• The popularity of bucket seats remains high because of their use in passenger cars, SUVs, pickup trucks, and luxurious crossovers where the most important factor is increased comfort, side support, and protection.
• The increasing number of buyers choosing SUVs and luxury cars in both the U.S. and Canada leads to the rising popularity of bucket seats equipped with power features such as heating, ventilation, massage, memory, and lumbar supports.
• The electrification trend among vehicles promotes the development of light-weight bucket seat designs using advanced occupant-sensing technology and built-in side airbags.
• Split bench seats are gaining popularity in commercial vehicles and pickup trucks because of their convenience for passengers without the loss of cargo capacity.
• Stow and go and re configurable seating solutions are becoming more common in family SUVs and minivans that are designed to maximize cargo capacity.

Based on component, the market is segmented into frames, foam padding, seat adjuster, headrests and others. The frames segment dominates the market, accounting for 28.78% share in 2025, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.8% from 2026 to 2035. 

• Frames continues to dominate the market on account of its significance in seating comfort, vibration damping, pressure management, and fatigue prevention in passenger cars as well as in commercial vehicles.
• Growing consumer inclination toward luxury seats is driving demand for resilient polyurethane foams, memory foam and environmentally friendly cushioning materials with higher durability.
• The fastest-growing segment is estimated to be that of seat adjusters on account of growing usage of motorized, multi adjustable and intelligent seating in luxury as well as electric cars.
• Vehicle manufacturers keep incorporating electronically operated seat adjustment features coupled with occupant detection systems, personalization of driver profile, and software-driven seat adjustments.
• Lightweight seat frames produced from high-strength steel, aluminum, and composite materials are becoming increasingly popular as automobile manufacturers work towards light weighting of vehicles.

Based on material, the North America automotive seat market is segmented into fabric, synthetic leather, genuine leather and others. The fabric segment dominates the market, accounting for 45.43 % share in 2025, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.6 % from 2026 to 2035.  

• The use of fabric as a material for seats in mass transit passenger vehicles is still preferred due to the economic nature of this type of material, its durability, breathability, and relatively low costs of maintenance when compared to more expensive materials.
• Leather substitute products are gaining popularity among original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) through the use of vegan and polyurethane-based leather materials which are providing better aesthetics and promoting sustainability.
• Increased eco-consciousness and reduction in carbon emissions have been motivating the use of recycled PET, bio-based materials, and low emission seats among new car manufacturers.
• Leather seats will continue to find favor among luxury cars and sports utility vehicles, as the customer base of such cars focuses on the premium appearance and comfort of the car seats.
• Advances in technology have resulted in improved durability of seats with advancements in stain-resistance and antimicrobial coatings of upholstery.

Based on technology, the market is segmented into standard seats, powered / electric seats, heated seats, ventilated / cooled seats, massage & multi-function seats and others. Standard seats segment dominates the market, accounting for 47.49% share in 2025, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.9% from 2026 to 2035. 

• Standard seats will retain the dominance on account of their extensive use in economy and mid-sized passenger vehicles, since affordability and cost-effectiveness are primary concerns in purchasing such vehicles.
• Electric seats and powered seats will register robust sales because of the growing customer preference for convenience, comfort, and premium feel of the interior, mainly in SUVs, luxury cars and electric cars.
• Seats with heating, ventilation, and massaging functions will be increasingly used in high-end models of cars, as carmakers will differentiate their offerings in terms of occupant comfort and wellness technologies.
• The rise in connected car adoption is likely to boost the adoption of electronic seat control and memory features, as well as occupant sensing and software-enabled seating.
• Seat suppliers are increasingly using electrically powered actuators and efficient thermal comfort technology for electric vehicles.

Based on propulsion, the market is segmented into internal combustion engine (ICE), electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid vehicles. Internal combustion engine segment dominates the market, accounting for 72.65% share in 2025, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.1% from 2026 to 2035.

• ICE vehicles are dominant due to the already existing number of vehicles produced and manufactured in passenger cars, SUVs, pickup trucks, and commercial vehicles in North America.
• There is fast growth in electric vehicles since they are actively supported by government bodies with regulations, rebates, and charging station investments for vehicle electrification.
• With the increasing needs for lightweight seating with advanced materials and efficient heating systems in EV manufacturers, there are more chances for advanced seating suppliers to grow.
• Another growth opportunity is hybrid vehicles where people are in search of fuel-efficient vehicles that do not have limited range.
• Growth in EV factories in the US and Canada leads to a greater need for local manufacture of high-quality seating with advanced electronics and material solutions.

Based on sales channel, the North America automotive seat marketis segmented into original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket. Passenger vehicles segment dominates the market, accounting for 90.59% share in 2025, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.4% from 2026 to 2035. 

• OEM sales are predominant in the industry due to long-term contracts signed by car makers and seat suppliers for the installation of seating systems in automobiles.
• Auto makers are forming partnerships with seat suppliers in the design phase of their cars to include high-end safety and technological features into their production lines.
• The aftermarket category shows continued robustness, backed by increasing demand for seats replacement, reupholstery, leather kits, heating systems, and other custom-designed seats.
• Growing longevity of car ownership and increased desire to customize interiors is stimulating demand for aftermarket seat accessories and refurbishing products.
• Increasing availability of online distribution for auto parts and vehicle customization services is helping aftermarket sales growth in North America.

U.S. dominated the North America automotive seat market with around 91.3% share and generated USD 15.6 Billion in revenue in 2025.

• The automotive seats market in U.S  is anticipated to grow at a constant rate due to high production of sport utility vehicles (SUVs), pickup trucks, electric cars and luxury passenger vehicles. Car companies are increasingly using powered adjustability, heating and cooling seats, massage systems, memory seats and occupant sensing technology. The investments made by automakers in the manufacture of electric vehicles are also making demand for lightweight, intelligent, and sustainable seats in North America.
• The market growth is being fueled by increased investments in automotive manufacturing, batteries, and intelligent vehicle technologies. Major seating manufacturers are increasing their manufacturing capacity in the region, strengthening just-in-sequence production capability, and creating modular seating systems that can be used in conventional and electric vehicles. The use of recycled seat coverings and light-weighted seats is also supporting the sustainability efforts of OEMs.
• For example in April 2025, Adient plc acquired automotive seat foam manufacturing plant in Romulus, Michigan from Woodbridge, increasing its manufacturing capacity of automotive seat foams in North America.
• In terms of North American automotive seats, Canada is proving to be a good growth market because there is an increase in investment in the manufacture of electric vehicles, batteries, and components for automobiles. The government incentives for the manufacture of zero emission vehicles together with the increase in the manufacture of automotive products in Ontario and other provinces is driving the suppliers to go local.

California dominated the West automotive seat market and is expected to experience significant and promising growth from 2026-2035.

• California will remain the leader in the Western market of automotive seats due to the presence of strong electric car ecosystem, being the leader in adopting zero-emission cars and concentration of advanced automotive technologies enterprises. Increase in production of electric vehicles drives the demand for lightweight seating systems made from sustainable materials, equipped with powered adjustment features, occupant detection sensors, and energy-saving thermal comfort system.
• Also, the growth of the sector is promoted by significant investments into production of batteries, automotive electrification, and innovative technologies in the automotive industry. The presence of major EV manufacturers, technology providers and universities facilitates fast development of next-generation seating systems that incorporate connectivity, driver monitoring and intelligent comfort systems. The strict environmental regulations of California encourage the use of recyclable materials and low carbon footprint manufacturing processes in the automotive seating industry.
• For example, the expansion of the production of Tesla in its Fremont Factory and implementation of innovative interior technologies in its cars increases the need for high end seats in California.

Ohio dominated the Midwest automotive seat market and is expected to experience significant and promising growth from 2026-2035.

• Ohio continues being the leading provider of automotive seats within the Midwest region owing to the well-developed automotive manufacturing base and existence of assembly plants of such brands as Honda, Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis. Its well-established supplier base and logistics infrastructure keep promoting the demand for complete seating systems, seat frames, foam products, and intelligent seats.
• Market expansion is additionally facilitated by growing investments in the electric vehicle manufacturing industry, new manufacturing technologies, and supply chain localization. Suppliers of automotive seats have been expanding their manufacturing capacity and using automation, light-weight materials, and modular seats designs to enhance efficiency of manufacturing processes and enable next generation of electric vehicle platforms.
• For example, Honda is making additional investments in its manufacturing facilities in Ohio to ensure future manufacturing of electric vehicles and develop battery supply chain there.

New York dominate the Northeast US automotive seat market accounted for 33.3% in 2025 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 2.9% during the forecast period.

• The state of New York has retained its dominant position in the automotive seats market in the region owing to the large vehicle parc, high demand for luxury passenger cars, and increasing penetration of electric and hybrid automobiles in urban metropolitan regions.
• With an increasing trend towards cleaner transport and greater spending on EV charging stations along with emissions reduction plans at the state level, auto manufacturers and suppliers are being driven to develop eco-friendly seats, lightweight seat frames, and energy efficient heat ventilation technology.
• Advanced logistics network and engineering facilities, coupled with the proximity to the automobile distribution centers, will help sustain the aftermarket demand for seats, upholstery, and interior design solutions

Georgia dominate the South US automotive seat market accounted for 30.9% of the market in 2025 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.2% during the forecast period.

• The state of Georgia is rapidly establishing itself as one of the fastest-developing automobile manufacturing states in the USA owing to investments in assembling, production of batteries, and automotive components. Investments in the state have been coming from not only global car manufacturers but also Tier-1 suppliers who have helped increase the state’s presence in the regional automotive supply chain.
• The development of new manufacturing plants for electric vehicles and improved logistics network has resulted in an increased need for advanced seating systems and upholstery materials for future vehicle designs. In addition, the development of manufacturing in the region has made it possible for suppliers to decrease transportation costs and become more flexible in terms of manufacturing.
• Positive government support, investment policies, and improved infrastructure have made automotive seating manufacturers develop the production capacity in the region.

North America Automotive Seat Market Share

The top 7 companies in the North America automotive seat industry are Adient plc, Lear, FORVIA, Hyundai Transys Americas, Toyota Boshoku America, Magna International and Leggett & Platt, and contributing 88.8% of the market in 2025.

• Adient dominated the automotive seats market in North America, this leadership position of Adient is due to its long-term contracts with OEMs, presence in the manufacturing of seats across North America, and seating system expertise. Adient focuses on innovative lightweight seat construction, modular seat design, sustainable materials, and comfort technology in order to support the development of future ICE and electric vehicles.
• Lear own integrated seating and E-Systems business. The competitive edge of Lear Corporation relies on its combination of the most advanced seating systems with intelligent electronics that include occupant sensing, memory functionality, thermal comfort and connected vehicle services. Lear Corporation also continues growing its participation in electric vehicles through the use of lightweight seat architecture and sustainable materials innovations.
• FORVIA has diverse range of interior system products along with innovations in seating technology. This organization emphasizes smart seating integrated with cockpit electronics, occupant monitoring systems, ambient lighting, and personalized comfort solutions. FORVIA will continue focusing on innovations in light weighting, recyclability, and modularity for meeting future demands of OEMs. The expertise in engineering and strong network with leading car makers around the world would enable the company to grow consistently in the passenger and electric vehicle platforms.
• Hyundai Transys Americas owns  to rising production of Hyundai and Kia vehicles in the region. It offers complete seating systems, seat frames, recliners, and electronic adjustments for the seats used in both conventional and electric vehicle platforms. Hyundai Transys is continuously expanding its localization capabilities along with investments in intelligent seating, light weighting, and manufacturing process automation. The seamless integration of the company in OEM production programs ensures better supply chain management and quality of products.
• Toyota Boshoku America has been taking advantage of its competencies in automotive interiors and seating systems in developing superior quality products used in passenger vehicles, sports utility vehicles, and hybrid cars. Its continued commitment to the use of environmentally friendly materials, ergonomic seats, and lightweight constructions contributes significantly to passenger comfort. Collaborative partnerships with Toyota and other automakers, coupled with local manufacturing plants, keep making it more competitive in the North America market.
• Magna International has a significant market shares in the North America automotive seat due to its automotive systems platform and sophisticated seating systems. The firm designs lightweight seat structures, complete seats and interior solutions suitable for both conventional and electric automobiles. The firm Magna keeps extending its range of investments in manufacturing automation technology and sustainable materials for increasing efficiency and innovation of products.
• Leggett & Platt Automotive has expertise in design of seat support system, comfort system, lumbar system, suspension system and seat adjusters. Leggett & Platt Automotive has been continuously working on developing comfort technology to improve the ergonomics, durability, and comfort of passengers. Advanced component engineering, manufacturing processes, and lightweight products development allow the company to build better relationships with major seating system suppliers and automotive manufacturers in North America.

North America Automotive Seat Market Companies

Major players operating in the North America Automotive seat industry are: 

• Adient 
• FORVIA
• Gentherm
• Hyundai Transys Americas
• Lear 
• Leggett & Platt Automotive
• Magna International
• Sage Automotive Interiors
• Toyota Boshoku America
• Woodbridge 

• The North American automotive seats market is one that is highly competitive, with competition fueled through product innovations, technology upgrades, efficient manufacturing processes, and strategic partnerships with automobile manufacturers in terms of long-term supply relationships. The major players within the market are currently shifting their attention towards the creation of lightweight seats, module seats, and intelligent comfort technologies owing to the increased need for electric, connected, and software-based cars. In addition to this, the firms operating within the market have started investing more in regional production capacity as well as supply chain optimization to reduce logistics costs and increase delivery performance.
• The future competitive advantage will be based on offering more value through sustainable materials, advanced electronics, and increased occupant comfort, without compromising on the cost of production. In addition to utilizing recycled textile material, biodegradable foam, lighter alloys and environmentally friendly production methods, manufacturers are working towards meeting the OEM requirements and complying with changing environmental laws. At the same time, the trend towards powered adjustability, thermal comfort features, occupant sensing technology, memory capabilities and networked seats will impact the strategy for development of products. Future investments in the areas of research and development, updated manufacturing facilities, and advanced seating technologies will result in heightened competition, where innovation, local production, product quality and supply chain flexibility will become the key drivers.

North America Automotive Seat Industry News

• In April 2026, Adient PLC announced that it had purchased an automotive seating foam manufacturing facility in Romulus, Michigan, from the automotive supplier Woodbridge. This acquisition is strategically significant as Adient adds more local manufacturing facilities and increases the number of foam production plants in the Americas to 10 and 30 worldwide. The deal encompasses not only the transfer of land, equipment, and inventories but also upholds the collective bargaining agreement of the United Auto Workers (UAW) for all transferring workers.
• In April 2026, ProForce Massage Flow was introduced by Adient PLC. It is a new development on the company's modular seating product, introduced in 2025. Abandoning conventional air bladders technology in favor of mechanics, the innovative technology offers dynamic massaging modules that perform rolling, kneading, and tapping of targeted lower-back muscles that tend to develop fatigability. With much higher force performance, it provides professional massaging and has a resettable multi-stage safety design which includes retraction of massaging heads during a collision.
• In February 2026, Lear Corporation reported that it won its biggest ever seat conquest award. The order is for Lear to provide complete seats in a light truck program for a North American automaker. Besides, the company won the contract for the volume seating program for the full-size pickup trucks and large SUVs of General Motors to be manufactured at the Orion Assembly Plant starting in 2027. This makes Lear a Tier-1 supplier to GM in their new localized electric vehicle and internal combustion engine platforms.
• In February 2026, Lear Corporation won a multi-million dollar complete seating agreement for the next generation of Ford Super Duty program. It is a significant move that resulted in a structural change in the North American supply chain. For the first time since more than a decade ago when Lear Corporation lost the Ford Super Duty business to the current supplier, FORVIA Faurecia, it has won back the complete seating program. This is a reflection of intense bidding competitions in the region in the context of USMCA agreements among tier-1 giants for market dominance in highly lucrative light truck and crossover programs

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Market, By Component

• Frames
• Foam Padding
• Seat Adjuster
• Headrests
• Others

Market, By Technology

• Standard Seats
• Powered / Electric Seats
• Heated Seats
• Ventilated / Cooled Seats
• Massage & Multi-Function Seats
• Others

Market, By Seat Type

• Bucket Seat
• Bench Seat
• Split Bench Seat  
• Stow-and-Go / Retractable Seat
• Others

Market, By Material

• Fabric
• Synthetic Leather
• Genuine Leather
• Others

Market, By Vehicle

• Passenger Vehicles
  • Hatchback
  • Sedan
  • SUV & Crossover
• Commercial Vehicles
  • Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV)
  • Medium Commercial Vehicles (MCV)
  • Heavy Commercial Vehicles (HCV)

Market, By Propulsion

• Internal combustion engine (ICE)
• Electric vehicles (EVs)
  • BEV
  • PHEV
• Hybrid

Market, By Sales Channel

• OEMs
• Aftermarket

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

• North America
  • US
  • Northeast
    • New Jersey
    • New York
    • Pennsylvania
    • New Hampshire
    • Massachusetts
  • Midwest
    • Illinois
    • Indiana
    • Michigan
    • Ohio
    • Missouri
    • Nebraska
    • North Dakota
    • South Dakota
  • South
    • Delaware
    • Florida
    • Georgia
    • Maryland
    • North Carolina
    • South Carolina
  • West
    • Arizona
    • Colorado
    • Montana
    • Alaska
    • California
  • Rest of US
• Canada
  • Ontario
  • Quebec
  • British Columbia
  • Alberta
  • Manitoba
  • Rest of Canada