NEWARK, Del.  , Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The global automotive repair & maintenance services market is positioned for sustained expansion from 2025 to 2035, supported by the growing global vehicle parc, increasing vehicle complexity, and rising consumer and fleet focus on longevity, safety, and uptime. Future Market Insights (FMI) reports projects the market will grow from USD 1,033.6 billion in 2025 to nearly USD 2,065.2 billion by 2035, reflecting a 7.2% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the forecast period.

Automotive repair and maintenance services cover a broad spectrum—including mechanical repairs, electrical services, engine and transmission repair, diagnostics, bodywork, tires & wheels, oil and lubrication, brake services, exhaust and emissions servicing, battery services, and preventive maintenance. Over the next decade, the sector is expected to evolve from a predominantly reactive 'fix-it' model into a more predictive, data-led, and platform-enabled service economy driven by connected vehicles, EV adoption, and customer expectations for transparent, app-based service experiences.

"Aftermarket services are entering a new era where diagnostics capability, technician readiness, and digital customer experience are becoming core differentiators," said, Nikhil Kaitwade, Principal Consultant, FMI. "Connected vehicle data and electrification are expanding the service scope, while fleets and consumers are prioritizing uptime, safety, and total cost of ownership."

Key Takeaways

• Market size (2025E): USD 1,033.6 billion
• Market value (2035F): nearly USD 2,065.2 billion
• Forecast CAGR (2025–2035): 7.2%
• Growth is propelled by vehicle parc expansion, aging fleets, EV/hybrid complexity, and preventive maintenance adoption
• The next decade will favor providers that can deliver EV/ADAS-ready diagnostics, predictive maintenance programs, and digital-first customer experiences

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Why the Market Is Growing: Four Structural Forces Shaping the Service Economy

1) Vehicles are staying on the road longer, increasing lifetime service demand

In many markets, consumers are holding vehicles for longer periods due to replacement costs and shifting purchasing cycles. This raises baseline demand for routine servicing and periodic mechanical repairs, making preventive maintenance a mainstream behavior rather than an occasional purchase.

2) EVs, hybrids, and ADAS systems are changing what 'repair' means

Modern vehicles contain more sensors, electronic control units (ECUs), and software modules. EVs and hybrids add high-voltage components—battery management systems, power electronics, regenerative braking modules, inverter units, thermal systems, and charging interfaces—that require specialized tools, safety protocols, and training. ADAS-equipped vehicles increase demand for sensor alignment and calibration following repair events and routine servicing.

3) Connected vehicles are enabling predictive maintenance and subscription models

Connected cars generate data streams that can signal wear and performance issues such as brake wear, fluid levels, tire pressure changes, and engine condition. When analyzed via cloud platforms and AI, these signals support predictive service scheduling, reduce breakdowns, and improve customer satisfaction. Predictive maintenance is also strengthening recurring revenue via annual maintenance contracts, subscriptions, and service bundles.

4) Fleets, logistics, and ride-hailing are professionalizing demand

Fleet operators and mobility platforms prioritize uptime, predictable costs, and fast turnaround. As a result, third-party maintenance networks, multi-brand service chains, and digitized platforms are capturing share by offering standardized pricing, service tracking, and performance guarantees—helping fleets reduce downtime and improve total cost of ownership (TCO).

Regional Outlook: Mature Markets Modernize While Asia-Pacific Accelerates

North America: Large parc, aging vehicles, and complex platforms sustain demand

North America is a mature and diversified market where OEM service centers, multi-brand chains, and independent garages coexist. The U.S. leads due to its large vehicle parc and aging fleet, which supports recurring demand for diagnostics, brake services, tire services, oil changes, and mechanical repairs. Increasing EV and ADAS complexity is accelerating investment in advanced scanning and calibration tools, along with technician training. Canada benefits from seasonal maintenance patterns, including winter tire demand and rust protection.

OEM-defined service programs, prepaid maintenance, and subscription models are expanding across the region, providing greater revenue predictability and structured customer retention pathways.

Europe: Regulation, electrification, and digital operations reshape service delivery

Europe's repair and maintenance landscape is highly regulated, with emissions and safety mandates supporting routine inspections and diagnostics. Germany, the UK, France, and Italy anchor demand through robust networks of authorized dealers and independent operators. Sustainability considerations—eco-friendly fluids, energy-efficient equipment, and parts recycling—are increasingly integrated into workshop practices.

EV adoption is increasing demand for battery health diagnostics, high-voltage safety capabilities, and specialized technician upskilling. Digital transformation is improving booking systems, inventory management, and customer relationship management—raising service quality, transparency, and trust.

Asia-Pacific: Rapid urbanization and service digitization drive the strongest momentum

Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growth theater, supported by urbanization, increasing vehicle ownership, and the scale-up of organized service networks. China leads with service innovation, including mobile O2O models and app-based booking systems. India is expanding and formalizing through multi-brand workshop growth, franchising, and technician training programs. Japan and South Korea are shaped by high-tech servicing requirements for hybrids and EVs, including sensor alignment, powertrain recalibration, and software updates.

While demand is expanding, some markets face infrastructure constraints and technician shortages in rural and semi-urban regions—creating opportunities for mobile service models and training-led service network expansion.

Rest of World: Gradual shift from unorganized to semi-organized ecosystems

Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa are transitioning toward more structured service ecosystems. Brazil and Mexico are regional hubs with mixed footprints of dealerships, independent shops, and franchises. The Middle East—particularly the UAE and Saudi Arabia—is seeing growth in higher-value service categories such as AC systems, battery health checks, and tire maintenance. Africa is growing steadily with rising used-vehicle ownership and imports, while industrial policy initiatives in select markets are helping establish broader service networks.

Persistent challenges include parts availability, labor costs, and standardization; however, digital service platforms and spare-part digitization are expected to improve access and service quality over time.

Opportunities: Where New Value Pools Are Emerging

Predictive and connected maintenance becomes a growth engine

As connected cars become more common, predictive maintenance is shifting from premium offering to operational standard—especially for fleets. Telematics-enabled monitoring and AI evaluation can reduce failure events, lower repair costs, and improve customer satisfaction. OEMs and third-party networks are increasingly embedding predictive features into maintenance subscriptions and annual contracts.

Nikhil added, "Connected-car data is enabling predictive maintenance, improving fleet uptime and reducing unplanned breakdowns—while supporting recurring revenue through service subscriptions."

Mobile and on-demand repair services expand convenience and coverage

Mobile service models allow technicians to perform diagnostics, oil changes, tire services, and minor repairs at customer locations. App-driven booking, dispatch, and payments improve convenience for urban consumers and reduce downtime for fleet operators. These models also expand coverage in regions where fixed workshop density is limited.

Electrification and software-defined vehicles increase demand for high-skill servicing

EV and hybrid penetration expands service demand for high-tech components and software-driven systems—battery modules, inverters, charging ports, thermal management, regenerative braking, and firmware updates. Providers that invest early in EV diagnostic tools, technician certification pathways, and high-voltage safety standards can capture a first-mover advantage and build authorized service partnerships.

Challenges: Skills and Supply Chains Will Shape Competitive Advantage

Technician shortages and training gaps

A core constraint is the limited availability of trained, certified technicians—especially for EV systems, ADAS calibration, and software diagnostics. Many workshops need expanded capabilities in sensor calibration, electronic troubleshooting, cybersecurity protocols, and OTA update handling. Training access and speed-to-competency will be decisive factors, particularly for smaller operators in developing markets.

Rising parts costs and supply chain volatility

Supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures continue to affect parts availability and pricing. Electronic components, hybrid and EV parts, and OEM-certified modules are particularly sensitive, impacting turnaround times and repair economics. Service providers are responding by diversifying suppliers, improving inventory planning, and adopting AI-based parts forecasting and regional sourcing strategies.

Market Evolution: 2020–2024 vs. 2025–2035

From 2020 to 2024, the market grew steadily due to the expanding vehicle fleet, rising vehicle age, and broader adoption of preventive maintenance behaviors. Providers increasingly adopted digital booking, service record digitization, and customer relationship tools to improve trust and efficiency. Parts pricing pressures and periodic shortages extended repair cycles and compressed margins.

From 2025 to 2035, FMI expects a deeper shift toward predictive AI diagnostics, OTA update management, EV battery module servicing, and software recalibration. Mobile garages, remote diagnostics, and in-app scheduling are expected to expand beyond major cities, while sustainability practices—eco-friendly consumables and end-of-life recycling—gain importance.

Competitive Landscape: A Fragmented Market Modernizing Through Platforms and Capability Upgrades

The automotive repair and maintenance services industry remains fragmented across OEM-authorized centers, independent garages, franchise networks, quick-service outlets, mobile mechanics, fleet specialists, and digital-first aggregators. Competitive differentiation is increasingly driven by:

• EV and ADAS readiness (tools, safety, calibration)
• Predictive diagnostics and data-enabled maintenance programs
• Digital customer experience (booking, pricing transparency, service history)
• Parts availability resilience and inventory intelligence
• Technician training and certification pathways

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