Lack of aftermarket parts for these new GM's

[19AT4]

I've emailed lots of big company's from lighting to performance (Recon, spyder lighting, HP tuners ect.) and it seems like nobody has any drive to make accessories for these 2019/2020 GM's.  I can't believe nobody is working on a set of tail lights for these yet considering they've been on the road for a while.  Hopefully things eventually pick up.  Some wheel designs to fit these massive calipers would be nice as well! I guess we're all stuck playing the waiting game. 

[Dunn]

_{I think as legacy model weans out and isn't offered anymore well see more........but your right shocked there is very little out there currently}

[rkj__]

There are going to be a lot of GM trucks at SEMA.  Keep a close eye on the coverage over the next couple days.

[captadamnj]

A bean counter somewhere has the magic number that when a manufacturer says x units are sold that it is time to ramp up production on aftermarket parts.  Until them, lack of demand doesn't make it profitable.

[SatinSilvy]

GM Sold unit numbers are actually really good right now. I’m actually happy they don’t have more parts out, I’m broke but wanna keep spending money

[RivieraGS]

Another point to consider is with the can bus on these new vehicles it can be a real challenge to replace factory parts such as replacing the backup lamps causing problems with the rear camera as has been reported here if I remember correctly.  Also on the Ram Forum someone decided to add under dash floor lighting to his Ram.  After installation it would not start.  Removed the lights and the RAM started just fine.  I added a dash cam to my 17 Denali and the TPMS would completely loose one, or two and sometimes three of the tire pressure monitors on the driver info center.  Unplug the camera and everyone was back.  The dash cam was plugged into the usb port on the dash.  Go Figure.

[19AT4]

14 hours ago, RivieraGS said:

Another point to consider is with the can bus on these new vehicles it can be a real challenge to replace factory parts such as replacing the backup lamps causing problems with the rear camera as has been reported here if I remember correctly.  Also on the Ram Forum someone decided to add under dash floor lighting to his Ram.  After installation it would not start.  Removed the lights and the RAM started just fine.  I added a dash cam to my 17 Denali and the TPMS would completely loose one, or two and sometimes three of the tire pressure monitors on the driver info center.  Unplug the camera and everyone was back.  The dash cam was plugged into the usb port on the dash.  Go Figure.

It seems like the aftermarket scene is slowly dying out...