Alliance Automotive Group France in the news

Back2Car expands its distribution in France through Flauraud and in the Benelux through PartsPoint, offering circular economy parts like reused and remanufactured components.

Alliance Automotive Group is unifying its Spanish and Portuguese networks under the NAPA Auto Parts brand, a strategy already implemented in the UK, while the French market's integration remains uncertain.

Alliance Automotive Group France will launch the NAPA Auto Parts retail brand in France starting in 2027, converting its own stores to the American automotive spare parts distributor's fascia.

Alliance Automotive Group has completed 15 acquisitions, including Recambios Colon in April 2026, focusing on auto retail, components, and e-commerce across seven countries.

Alliance Automotive Group France's workforce is projected to decrease by 5.4% to 1,535 employees by March 2026.

Genuine Parts Company's first-half 2026 revenue increased by 6.4% to $12.8 billion, with its international automotive division, including Alliance Automotive Group, leading growth, as the company prepares for a Q1 2027 business separation.

O'Reilly Automotive is reportedly considering a more than $10 billion acquisition of Genuine Parts Company's automotive division, which includes NAPA and Alliance Automotive Group, potentially forming a $35 billion global aftermarket entity.

AAG's Back2Car brand reactivated investments and strategic plans after leadership changes, focusing on market expansion, a new factory, and commercial efficiency.

Alliance Automotive Group France appoints Emmanuel Charpentier as the director of its Pièces Auto network, leveraging his extensive experience in the automotive sector.

Alliance Automotive Group has promoted Yann Le Moal to National Technical Parts Director as part of a managerial reorganization.

Alliance Automotive Group is conducting a technical tour in 2026 for its heavy vehicle networks, focusing on trailers with partner expertise.

Steven Jouve, formerly of AAG, is now Flauraud's Sales and Marketing Director.

Alliance Automotive Group France is undergoing a strategic transformation focused on optimization, service quality, and a diversified product offering, as articulated by its new General Manager, Albéric Chopelin.

Alliance Automotive Group France, an automotive spare parts distributor, is restructuring its management team in 2026 to optimize decision-making and clarify responsibilities under CEO Albéric Chopelin.

AAG France has reorganized its management team under Albéric Chopelin, bringing in new directors for core functions while retaining key personnel, to boost efficiency and growth.

Cyril Blazère was appointed Commercial Director for Heavy Goods Vehicles in France at Alliance Automotive Group France, bringing extensive experience from the automotive and industrial vehicle sectors.

Albéric Chopelin has been appointed as the new CEO of Alliance Automotive Group France, succeeding Thomas Tabiasco, to continue the company's growth and address industry challenges.

Alliance Automotive Group anticipates nearly 3 billion euros in revenue for 2022, driven by significant organic and external growth and 16 acquisitions across Europe, including a major focus on the Iberian Peninsula.

Genuine Parts Company's European automotive division, Alliance Automotive Group, acquired Lausan Group to expand into the Spanish and Portuguese automotive aftermarket.

Back2Car, an Alliance Automotive Group brand, expanded its second-hand auto parts sales to B2C customers in France with new services like home delivery, click & collect, click & repair, and ELV recycling.