The automotive aftermarket holds vast untapped consumption potential. According to the "Implementation Opinions on Promoting the Expansion and Upgrading of Commodity Consumption," efforts will be made to further advance pilot reforms in automotive circulation and consumption. This includes dismantling unreasonable restrictions in these sectors, innovating automotive usage management models, and fostering automotive consumption through a comprehensive, full-chain approach. Concurrently, policies are in place to bolster the development of the automotive aftermarket, encompassing areas such as automotive modification, maintenance, motorsport events, and RV camping. Additionally, a system for the identification and management of classic and traditional vehicles will be established. Automotive aftermarket consumption spans the entire lifecycle of automotive use and plays a pivotal role in driving consumption upgrades among residents, invigorating market vitality, and propelling the transformation of the automotive industry. On one hand, as a substantial number of vehicles enter high-frequency maintenance cycles, the demand for essential services continues to surge. On the other hand, personalized needs are rapidly escalating, and automotive cultural consumption is gradually gaining momentum, fueling the robust development of niche segments within the automotive aftermarket.