The latest range additions from across the aftermarket
12 August 2026 
The last few weeks have seen brands from across the aftermarket add a wide range of new products to their portfolios.
Arnott Suspension Products has expanded its suspension replacement range with 28 new components, comprising two air springs for the 2017–2023 Porsche Panamera AWD and 26 ride height sensors, covering a broad selection of luxury, SUV, pickup, and electric vehicle applications. The latest additions extend vehicle coverage across brands including Audi, Bentley, Dodge, Ford, Jeep, Land Rover, Lincoln, Maserati, Porsche, Ram, Tesla, and Volkswagen, providing direct-fit replacement parts engineered to meet or exceed original equipment (OE) specifications.
BM Catalysts has added to its aftermarket emissions range with 11 new part references covering 55 fitments, extending vehicle coverage by approximately 1.2 million vehicles across the European parc. The latest additions include nine Euro 6 references.
Together, the new products broaden coverage across key emissions system categories and include two catalytic converter (CAT) references, six diesel particulate filter (DPF) references, one gasoline particulate filter (GPF) reference, and two pressure pipe references
A total of 34 new product references have been added to Apec’s Red braking range. The latest additions include brake discs, brake pad sets, brake cables, calliper carriers, and callipers, with new applications covering vehicles such as the MG4 EV, Lexus LBX Hybrid, and Kia XCeed MHEV.
While First Line has added 47 new components to its aftermarket range across several key product categories. The additions comprise 22 cables, seven wheel bearings, five steering and suspension components, four cooling parts, four filters, three turbo hoses, and two wiper motors, extending applications across a broad range of European and Asian vehicle manufacturers.
Notable additions include new brake and gear cables, a wheel bearing kit for the Hyundai Tucson, steering and suspension components for Tesla, BYD, Lexus, and Toyota models, plus new cooling, filtration, turbo hose, and wiper motor references.
Expanding its UK aftermarket filtration programme, HELLA has added 184 new Hengst filter references to its portfolio, increasing vehicle coverage across conventional, hybrid, and electric vehicle applications. The latest additions offer new fitments for a growing number of EVs and hybrids, while also expanding its range of premium cabin filters.
The release includes ten activated carbon cabin filters and five Blue.care+ cabin filters, which are designed to improve in-cabin air quality by filtering pollutants, allergens, and fine particles.
Finally, FAI Auto Parts has added to its steering and suspension range with nine new product references, increasing coverage for a range of popular European passenger cars and electric vehicles.
Among the new references are suspension components for the Mercedes-Benz A-Class and B-Class, BMW X5, X6, and X7, Volvo S90 and V90, and the electric Škoda Enyaq and Volkswagen ID.3, ID.4, and ID.5.