Global Market Research Group

Press Release - 16 April 2018 Global Research and Development News -- . . Report Description- ' ' Presently, there is a growing trend of purchasing and selling automotive parts through online platforms. Rising number of e-commerce sites offer online platforms to buy and sell automotive parts. This indicates high demand trajectories for the automotive e-retail market during the forecast period. With the rise in e-commerce business, the automotive e-retail market is witnessing flourishing growth rate in recent years. Emerging economies such as India, China, and South Korea are experiencing a rise in disposable income. With constant improvement in development policies, income inequalities in these regions have seen a declining trend which improves per capita income. . . – Get Sample Report https://www.researchmoz.us/enquiry.php

Press Release - 23 Mar 2018 Global Research and Development News -- . . Report Description- ' ' The rise of new retailing concepts and the paradigm shift in the preference of customers to move from traditional retail to a retail model that enables them to access information easily from anytime anywhere are forcing automakers to rethink their business model. The automotive OEMs are increasingly under pressure to enhance their online presence to augment sales and to keep pace with customer mobility from brick-and-mortar model to the online retail industry. With the increasing penetration of Internet and the access to detailed product information, consumers are willing to buy products after online research and evaluation. They no longer have to check out in several stores to find out the brands, prices and features, and other relevant information about the product they want to buy. .

Automotive E-retail Albany, New York, May 11, 2017 "Global Automotive E-retail Market 2017-2021" The Report covers current Industries Trends, Worldwide Analysis, Global Forecast, Review, Share, Size, Growth, Effect. Description- -- About Automotive E-retail The rise of new retailing concepts and the paradigm shift in the preference of customers to move from traditional retail to a retail model that enables them to access information easily from anytime anywhere are forcing automakers to rethink their business model. The automotive OEMs are increasingly under pressure to enhance their online presence to augment sales and to keep pace with customer mobility from brick-and-mortar model to the online retail industry. With the increasing penetration of Internet and the access to detailed product information, consumers are willing to buy products after online research and evaluation. They no longer have to check out in several stores to find out the brands, pr