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Sustainability is a growing responsibility across the automotive aftermarket to
reduce the carbon dioxide that every company is emitting while continuing to
pack unprecedented levels of innovation into every new part manufactured. It’s
also a growing concern in the minds of consumers that are investing in hybrid
vehicles, electric cars or even just asking: Is the part you’re using to fix my
car sustainable?

 

But what does sustainability even mean for counter professionals faced with
finding the right balance of quality, performance and value?

 

Let’s start with the basics. Aftermarket parts and component manufacturers are
measuring the carbon footprint of what it takes to produce and deliver their
parts–from sourcing raw materials and manufacturing processes to parts packaging
and transportation. If you add up all of the emissions that are created from
that end-to-end process, you have the starting point for how to reduce
emissions.

 

Then, manufacturers have to create their decarbonization plan that leads to zero
emissions. That’s right, producing that part that you slide across the counter
to your customer without producing emissions. Schaeffler, for example, aims to
achieve climate neutrality across production and its supply chain by 2030 and
2040, respectively.

 

Watch the video above for even more aftermarket sustainability insight and stay
tuned to Counterman for more episodes of Taking Stock of Sustainability.

 





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