Powersports Update: Motorcycles Stay Steady, UTVs Reach New Heights
According to research by Global Market Insights, the powersports market is expected to trend upward from $11 billion in 2018 to $14.5 billion by 2025.
According to research by Global Market Insights, the powersports market is expected to trend upward from $11 billion in 2018 to $14.5 billion by 2025.
The latest from the market with the creams, coatings, polishes and waxes that bring interior and exterior vehicle components to life.
According to the “SEMA Young Accessorizers Report,” as young drivers get older, they gain more control over their vehicles and enter the customization culture.
Despite media reports to the contrary, young people still have an interest in cars and accessorization.
A fresh redesign of SEMA's Market Research landing page offers a more user-friendly format for viewing and accessing the latest reports and market studies.
Estimates show that the specialty-equipment market’s largest vehicle segment is pickups, with parts and accessories for them topping $12 billion in 2016.
SEMA has partnered with Experian to create the Vehicles In Operation (VIO) Program, which provides SEMA members the opportunity to take a deeper dive into United States vehicle registration data on the makes and models most relevant to their businesses.
While new offerings, technology and an improving economy bode well for wheel and tire market sales in 2015, there are also impediments that may deflate some of the optimism.
While the current sales are far from the boom of the late ’90s and early 2000s, the compact-performance segment continues to show a slow climb of consistent growth over the past few years.
Virtually synonymous with the earliest days of the automotive specialty-equipment industry, hot rodding never seems to grow old. In fact, the market segment has remained incredibly resilient, even in the face of the recently bumpy economy.
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