(Finance) – The turnover of the total aftermarket truck market recorded a positive variation compared to the previous four years in 2024: +73% compared to 2020, +43% compared to 2021, +33% compared to 2022 and +15% compared to 2023. This is what emerges from the barometer data Aftermarket truck – initiative of the section AFANFRE AFFA AMAP SERVICE MANAGEMENT FORUM.
In particular, the turnover of the last two quarters of 2024 He recorded the best performances from the beginning of the data collection, also overcoming the already excellent results of the two previous quarters.
Moving on to individual macro-famigliesthe trend of the monthly turnover aggregated for the Macro-Famiglia Motor & Transmission was fluctuating, with positive peaks in October and negative in December. It should also be noted that at the turn of the summer period of 2024, for the first time in the analysis period, the over-Flavic macro-film has recorded turnover of higher turnover of the sub-laio macro-phonio.
“2024 was also a year of further confirmation of the growth of the aftermarket sector of industrial vehicles – he underlines Alessio SitranHead of the Truck & Bus area of Anfia Aphronarket – although, while the values remain in a firmly positive land, we begin to observe a trend of gradual slowdown and stabilization compared to previous years. This is a significant element that it is necessary to start taking into consideration, not least in a context where also the registrations of new industrial vehicles give signs of difficulty, with a closing of 2024 in slight growth and a beginning of 2025 with the negative sign, a tendency already
scheduled at the end of last year.
A general reflection on the international political and economic context can also be extended to the aftermarket sector and the consequences that its negative involution could bring with it. The general sense of urgency remains to intervene,
As also mentioned in the Draghi report, To guarantee the conditions of competitiveness necessary to support growth in the medium and long term “.