Global Automotive Parts Exports by Country & Company in 2025 - Tendata

Worldwide automotive parts exports and accessories reached approximately US$451.4 billion in 2025, highlighting the continued importance of the global automotive supply chain.

Compared with 2021, when international auto parts shipments were valued at $408.6 billion, the market expanded by 10.5% over the five-year period. However, on a year-over-year basis, global automotive parts exports experienced a slight decline of -0.2% from $452.2 billion recorded in 2024.

The global automotive parts export industry remains heavily concentrated among several manufacturing powerhouses. The top five exporters—Germany, mainland China, the United States, Mexico, and Japan—together accounted for 50.8% of worldwide exports of automotive components and accessories in 2025.

Regional Overview of Automotive Parts Exports

From a continental perspective, Europe remained the leading supplier of automotive parts exports, generating US$206.8 billion, or 45.8% of total global shipments.

Asian exporters ranked second with a 31.2% share, followed by North America at 21.2%.

Smaller contributions came from:

· Latin America excluding Mexico and including the Caribbean: 0.77%

· Africa: 0.76%

· Oceania: 0.2%

For trade classification purposes, automotive parts and accessories are categorized under Harmonized Tariff System (HTS) code 8708.

Top Automotive Parts Exporters by Country

Below are the leading countries exporting automotive parts and accessories in 2025 based on export value.

1.Germany — US$62.7 billion (13.9%)

2.mainland China — $59.1 billion (13.1%)

3.United States — $43.3 billion (9.6%)

4.Mexico — $40 billion (8.9%)

5.Japan — $24.3 billion (5.4%)

6.Poland — $20.2 billion (4.5%)

7.South Korea — $17.8 billion (3.9%)

8.Czech Republic — $17.7 billion (3.9%)

9.Italy — $16 billion (3.5%)

10.France — $13.7 billion (3%)

11.Canada — $12.6 billion (2.8%)

12.Spain — $11.9 billion (2.6%)

13.Thailand — $9.9 billion (2.2%)

14.Hungary — $9.1 billion (2%)

15.Türkiye — $8.3 billion (1.8%)

Collectively, these 15 countries represented 81.2% of total global automotive parts exports in 2025.

Fastest-Growing Automotive Parts Exporters

Among the leading exporters, several countries achieved notable growth in automotive parts exports between 2024 and 2025.

· Thailand recorded the strongest growth, rising 11.4%

· Türkiye increased by 8.9%

· Italy expanded by 7%

· Czech Republic also grew by 7%

Meanwhile, several major exporters experienced declines:

· Japan: -6.3%

· South Korea: -5.3%

· Canada: -4.3%

· United States: -4%

· Hungary: -3.2%

These trends reflect changing global supply chains, evolving automotive manufacturing hubs, and fluctuations in international vehicle demand.

Major Automotive Parts Exporting Companies

According to Tendata export data, the following companies ranked among the leading automotive parts exporters globally in 2025:

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1.RENAULT INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED (42.91%, $56.49 Million)

2.STELLANTIS INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED (12.9%, $16.97 Million)

3.RACL GEARTECH LIMITED (8.7%, $11.45 Million)

4.TAEYANG METAL INDIA PVT LTD (4.5%, $5.92 Million)

5.CÔNG TY TNHH DRAEXLMAIER AUTOMOTIVE VIỆT NAM (2.74%, $3.61 Million)

6.TSUZUKI INDIA PRECISION LLP (2.58%, $3.4 Million)

7.HSI AUTOMOTIVES PRIVATE LTD (1.99%, $2.62 Million)

8.MANDO AUTOMOTIVE INDIA PVT LTD (1.93%, $2.54 Million)

9.SHIVAM AUTOTECH LIMITED (1.49%, $1.96 Million)

10.SUNDARAM INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED (1.3%, $1.71 Million)

Global Automotive Parts Market Insights

The automotive parts export market continues to evolve as electric vehicles, smart manufacturing technologies, and global supply chain diversification reshape the industry. Countries with strong industrial infrastructure, competitive labor costs, and advanced manufacturing capabilities continue to dominate automotive parts exports worldwide.

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