Bosch expands aftermarket portfolio with key chassis components

Karlsruhe, Germany – Bosch is expanding its already extensive range for the aftermarket. Starting in March 2026, the company will also be offering a broad portfolio of chassis components such as control arms, stabilizer links, and tie rods. Already from the time of the market launch the range will cover spare parts for around 80 percent of all vehicles on the German market. The portfolio will be continuously expanded throughout 2026. In this new product area, customers will benefit from the company’s many years of original equipment expertise in steering, vehicle motion and brakes, which is being transferred to the chassis portfolio.

High market relevance and growing demand

This portfolio expansion is highly significant: during general vehicle inspections, defects in chassis components are one of the most common reasons that older vehicles fail the MOT-test. In electric vehicles, higher vehicle weights and higher acceleration forces lead to increased wear. As a result, the importance of chassis repairs for workshop will continue to grow. With this portfolio expansion, Bosch is responding specifically to this need and offering workshops a high quality product selection.

Quality, original equipment standards, and sustainability

The new range meets particularly stringent quality and safety standards. Bosch chassis components undergo stricter and more extensive approval tests than customary in the market. The company underlines this clear commitment to quality and durability with an extended warranty of six years.* To enable workshops to install them quickly and efficiently, all Bosch chassis components come with the necessary accessories such as nuts, bolts, and washers. The secured fit at original-equipment level also ensures efficiency in day-to-day workshop operations.

Bosch’s new portfolio covers all relevant original-equipment trends in the aftermarket. These include lightweight components that have been developed specifically for use in electric vehicles, as well as hydraulic bushings that enable a high level of driving comfort, particularly in demanding applications. In the interests of sustainability, Bosch also offers ball joints and bushings separately so that it’s not always necessary to replace the entire control arm.

The new product range will be launched in Germany in March 2026, followed by a gradual rollout across the rest of Europe, starting with France, Poland, and Türkiye. Workshops and wholesalers can rely on the proven high quality of service and short delivery times via Bosch’s established logistics network.

*Information on the terms and conditions of the warranty can be found here.
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