About the Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada
The Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada is the national trade association that brings together the entire automotive aftermarket supply and service chain. AIA's mandate is to promote, educate and represent members in areas that impact the growth and prosperity of the industry.
About the Automotive Aftermarket Industry
The automotive aftermarket industry in Canada is a $32.2 billion industry that employs 491,800 people in every community across the country. The automotive aftermarket sector comprises companies that manufacture, distribute and install automotive replacement parts, accessories, tools, and equipment.
Any product or service that a vehicle may need after being assembled by the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) is an aftermarket product or service. The traditional aftermarket includes independent repair facilities and mass merchandiser facilities; it does not include warranty service from an OE dealer.
AIA Canada's Areas of Focus
AIA Canada can provide thought leadership in a variety of topic areas specific to the automotive aftermarket industry, including:
- Right to Repair
- Vehicle telematics systems and Secure Vehicle Interface (SVI)
- Cyber security
- Market intelligence and statistics
- Autonomous, connected, shared, and electric vehicles
- Workforce Development
Other opportunities for journalists to work with AIA Canada include:
- Using AIA Canada resources and materials as background for your reporting
- Covering new and existing research from AIA Canada
Media Inquiries
For media inquiries and interview requests, please contact communications@aiacanada.com.
News and Announcements
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AIA Canada in the News
View AIA Canada featured in Canada's leading publications. AIA Canada in the News |
Press Releases
See the Association's press release archive. Press Releases |
Get the latest news and happenings in the automotive aftermarket by subscribing to our Monthly Minute newsletter.
Logos & Branding
The AIA Canada logo is used to identify the Association visually. The black and white Association logo is included for black and white print purposes only. Please use the colour version whenever possible.
Please refer to our branding guidelines before downloading and using our logo.
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