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Global sales for exported automotive parts or accessories from all countries totaled US$451.4 billion in 2025.

Overall, the value of auto parts exports grew via an average 10.5% gain for all exporting countries since five years earlier in 2021 when auto parts shipments were valued at $408.6 billion.

Year over year, the value of globally exported automotive parts or accessories slowed by -0.2% starting from $452.2 billion during 2024.

The top 5 auto parts exporters are Germany, mainland China, United States of America, Mexico and Japan. Collectively, those major suppliers generated over half (50.8%) of the total value of all exported automobile parts and accessories in 2025. That percentage belies a decline from 51.9% for 2024.

Among continents, European countries supplied the highest dollar worth of automotive parts exports during 2025 with shipments valued at $206.8 billion or 45.8% of the worldwide total. Suppliers in second-place Asia supplied 31.2% followed by shippers located in North America finishing with another 21.2%.

Tinier percentages came from providers in Latin America (0.77%) excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean, Africa (0.76%) then Oceania (0.2%) led by Australia and New Zealand.

For research purposes, the 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix for motor vehicle parts and accessories is 8708.

Below are the 15 suppliers that exported the highest dollar value worth of automotive parts during 2025.

Germany: US$62.7 billion (13.9% of exported auto parts)
mainland China: $59.1 billion (13.1%)
United States: $43.3 billion (9.6%)
Mexico: $40 billion (8.9%)
Japan: $24.3 billion (5.4%)
Poland: $20.2 billion (4.5%)
South Korea: $17.8 billion (3.9%)
Czech Republic: $17.7 billion (3.9%)
Italy: $16 billion (3.5%)
France: $13.7 billion (3%)
Canada: $12.6 billion (2.8%)
Spain: $11.9 billion (2.6%)
Thailand: $9.9 billion (2.2%)
Hungary: $9.1 billion (2%)
Türkiye: $8.3 billion (1.8%)

By value, the listed 15 countries shipped 81.2% of globally exported auto parts in 2025.

Among the top exporters, the fastest-growing auto parts exporters since 2024 were: Thailand (up 11.4%), Türkiye (up 8.9%), Italy (up 7%) and the Czech Republic (up 7%).

Those countries that posted declines in their exported auto parts sales were led by: Japan (down -6.3% from 2024), South Korea (down -5.3%), Canada (down -4.3%), United States of America (down -4%) and Hungary (down -3.2%).

The 100 key exporters of automobile parts or accessories described in the database below represent 99.99% of the value for all related products shipped in 2025.

RankExporterAuto Part Exports2024-5

1	Germany	$62,730,375,000	-2.5%
2	mainland China	$59,051,040,000	+4.2%
3	United States	$43,276,283,000	-4%
4	Mexico	$40,040,720,000	-2.5%
5	Japan	$24,258,109,000	-6.3%
6	Poland	$20,199,274,000	+5.5%
7	South Korea	$17,810,070,000	-5.3%
8	Czech Republic	$17,661,127,000	+7%
9	Italy	$15,979,999,000	+7%
10	France	$13,682,249,000	-0.7%
11	Canada	$12,586,579,000	-4.3%
12	Spain	$11,866,301,000	+6.1%
13	Thailand	$9,853,249,000	+11.4%
14	Hungary	$9,107,271,000	-3.2%
15	Türkiye	$8,280,769,000	+8.9%
16	Romania	$8,119,411,000	+2.7%
17	Slovakia	$7,912,250,000	+11%
18	India	$7,590,345,000	+0.7%
19	Belgium	$7,047,778,000	+4%
20	Sweden	$5,168,914,000	+4.7%
21	Austria	$5,164,893,000	+2.2%
22	Netherlands	$5,150,191,000	+11.1%
23	United Kingdom	$4,779,675,000	-12.1%
24	Taiwan	$4,123,061,000	-2.7%
25	Portugal	$3,666,254,000	+9.2%
26	Vietnam	$2,735,888,000	+26.5%
27	Brazil	$2,483,601,000	+0.4%
28	Indonesia	$2,133,339,000	+0.7%
29	Morocco	$1,911,544,000	+15.4%
30	Singapore	$1,461,643,000	-13%
31	Slovenia	$1,451,595,000	0%
32	Malaysia	$1,419,948,000	+8.4%
33	Switzerland	$1,185,856,000	+3.8%
34	Serbia	$990,063,000	+3.4%
35	Australia	$878,692,000	+6.2%
36	Tunisia	$789,712,000	+49%
37	Denmark	$738,896,000	+2.2%
38	Philippines	$681,883,000	-5.9%
39	South Africa	$662,042,000	-4.3%
40	Norway	$549,724,000	+1.9%
41	Bulgaria	$492,586,000	+9.5%
42	Argentina	$464,187,000	+32.8%
43	Croatia	$421,859,000	+17.6%
44	Saudi Arabia	$391,855,000	+14%
45	Finland	$352,956,000	+10.7%
46	Hong Kong	$342,271,000	+9.6%
47	Lithuania	$335,716,000	-10.3%
48	Bosnia/Herzegovina	$313,111,000	+17.8%
49	Latvia	$279,066,000	-0.9%
50	Luxembourg	$268,993,000	+2.2%
51	Russia	$267,663,000	-33.1%
52	United Arab Emirates	$256,496,000	-93%
53	Estonia	$211,191,000	+6.7%
54	North Macedonia	$200,218,000	0%
55	Ireland	$195,764,000	-4.7%
56	Greece	$171,431,000	+12%
57	Chile	$142,372,000	+6.1%
58	Panama	$116,285,000	-33.9%
59	New Zealand	$90,064,000	+9.8%
60	Honduras	$76,329,000	+41.7%
61	Uzbekistan	$68,329,000	-9.9%
62	Kazakhstan	$66,794,000	-27.2%
63	Cambodia	$63,702,000	+50.5%
64	Israel	$59,005,000	+34.9%
65	Kyrgyzstan	$57,695,000	+9.9%
66	Oman	$49,558,000	-53.8%
67	Colombia	$48,783,000	+8.2%
68	Ukraine	$46,148,000	+32.9%
69	Uruguay	$44,882,000	-8%
70	Dominican Republic	$33,474,000	+178.3%
71	Belarus	$32,646,000	-31.1%
72	Jordan	$22,952,000	-34.7%
73	Pakistan	$22,937,000	+2.7%
74	Moldova	$20,067,000	-14.7%
75	Peru	$19,180,000	-44.2%
76	Albania	$18,566,000	-14.1%
77	El Salvador	$16,732,000	+23.4%
78	Macao	$12,972,000	+7907%
79	Sri Lanka	$11,108,000	+505.7%
80	Kuwait	$10,761,000	-82.6%
81	Zambia	$10,471,000	+43.2%
82	Egypt	$10,292,000	+7%
83	Guatemala	$9,356,000	+9.4%
84	Iran	$7,231,000	-29.9%
85	Papua New Guinea	$6,553,000	+15%
86	Myanmar	$6,437,000	+43.4%
87	Malta	$6,367,000	+3.5%
88	Bahrain	$5,342,000	-94.7%
89	Sao Tome/Principe	$5,051,000	0%
90	Botswana	$4,446,000	+14%
91	Paraguay	$4,362,000	-23.6%
92	Brunei Darussalam	$4,350,000	+1573%
93	Cyprus	$3,984,000	-16.9%
94	Montenegro	$3,818,000	+408.4%
95	Bangladesh	$3,523,000	+400.4%
96	Laos	$3,253,000	+10.8%
97	Central African Rep	$3,116,000	+165.6%
98	Costa Rica	$3,089,000	-72.7%
99	Nigeria	$3,078,000	+336%
100	Namibia	$2,757,000	-27.3%

Widening the scope to the 100 major auto parts suppliers, the fastest-growing exporters of automotive parts from 2024 to 2025 are relatively small suppliers. These were Macao (up 790.7%), Brunei Darussalam (up1,573%), Sri Lanka (up 505.7%), Montenegro (up 408.4%), Bangladesh (up 400.4%) and Nigeria (up 336%).

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An entry of 0% in the right-most column means that no 2024 data was available.

Countries Enjoying Biggest Automotive Parts Trade Surpluses

The following countries posted the highest positive net exports for automotive parts during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the surplus between the value of each country’s automotive parts exports and its import purchases for that same commodity.

mainland China: US$42.6 billion (net export surplus up 19.9% since 2024)
Japan: $15.6 billion (down -11.3%)
Germany: $13.7 billion (down -27.8%)
South Korea: $12.7 billion (down -6.6%)
Poland: $7.6 billion (up 12.2%)
Mexico: $7.5 billion (up 12.4%)
Italy: $6.3 billion (up 9.3%)
Czech Republic: $3.9 billion (up 14.4%)
Thailand: $3.4 billion (up 21.8%)
Hungary: $2.8 billion (up 12.8%)
Taiwan: $2.5 billion (down -0.6%)
Romania: $2 billion (up 5.1%)
India: $792.4 million (down -41.6%)
Tunisia: $513.9 million (up 86.4%)
Slovenia: $390.8 million (down -16%)

Mainland China, Japan, Germany and South Korea generated the highest surpluses in the international trade of automotive parts. In turn, those positive cashflows confirm those countries’ strong competitive advantages for this specific product category.

Countries with Worst Automotive Parts Trade Deficits

The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for automotive parts during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the deficit between the value of each country’s automotive parts import purchases and its exports for that same commodity.

United States: -US$41.4 billion (net export deficit down -7.6% since 2024)
Slovakia: -$8.3 billion (up 10.7%)
United Kingdom: -$6.9 billion (down -3.5%)
Brazil: -$6.2 billion (up 8.6%)
Canada: -$5.9 billion (up 5.5%)
France: -$4.8 billion (up 35.9%)
United Arab Emirates: -$4.3 billion (up 2486.3%)
Argentina: -$3.3 billion (up 0.05%)
Malaysia: -$2.5 billion (down -5.5%)
Russia: -$2.4 billion (down -28.6%)
Belgium: -$2.1 billion (up 12.3%)
Australia: -$2 billion (down -4.8%)
Spain: -$1.9 billion (down -37.1%)
Sweden: -$1.6 billion (up 5.5%)
Saudi Arabia: -$1.58 billion (up 8.1%)

The United States of America racked up the highest deficit in the international trade of automotive parts. In turn, this negative cashflow confirms America’s strong competitive disadvantage for this specific product category but also signals opportunities for automotive parts-supplying countries that help satisfy the powerful demand from American consumers and businesses.

Automotive Parts Exporting Companies

Crain Communications Inc’s Automotive News supplement ranks the following manufacturers as among the world’s largest automotive parts manufacturers. These companies are known as original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) which means they are subcontractors to the original vehicle creators. Shown within parenthesis is the country where the company is headquartered.