Global Independent Aftermarket Boosted by Out-of-warranty Tesla Vehicles
SAN ANTONIO, July 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Tesla's shift toward a vertically integrated sales and service model creates the need for traditional partnerships with third-party franchised dealers for vehicle repairs, finds Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis Growth Opportunities in Tesla's Global Aftersales Strategy. This leads the company to ramp up its mobile service fleet and collaborate with independent aftermarket repair service providers globally to sustain customer satisfaction. Additionally, as the number of out-of-warranty Tesla vehicles increases worldwide, the service and aftersales segments will emerge as a positive gross margin contributor for Tesla.
- This leads the company to ramp up its mobile service fleet and collaborate with independent aftermarket repair service providers globally to sustain customer satisfaction.
- Additionally, as the number of out-of-warranty Tesla vehicles increases worldwide, the service and aftersales segments will emerge as a positive gross margin contributor for Tesla.
- This resulting low-cost structure enables Tesla to improve its mobile service segment's bottom line, thereby driving gross service margins."
- Independent aftermarket repairers should move fast to form partnerships with manufacturers and offer mobile services to customers and fleets.