By Jason Catullo

At this time, the SEMA Show's North (shown) and Central Halls have been populated with exhibitors.

The 2016 SEMA Show layout is coming to life as more than 1,000 companies have already selected their booths for the annual Show, taking place November 1–4, in Las Vegas.

To view the floorpan, which is updated every 15 minutes, buyers and media can visit www.SEMAShow.com/floorplan, click the Show section that they want to view, and see where companies will be located come Show time.

At this time, the sections that have been populated with exhibitors are the Central Hall (Hot Rod Alley, Racing & Performance, First-Time & Featured Exhibitors and Restoration Marketplace), and the North Hall (Collision Repair & Refinish, First-Time & Featured Exhibitors, Mobile Electronics & Technology, Restyling & Car Care Accessories and Tools & Equipment.

Buyers and media can register for the 2016 SEMA Show at www.SEMAShow.com/register.

By Jason Catullo

At this time, the SEMA Show's North (shown) and Central Halls have been populated with exhibitors.

The 2016 SEMA Show layout is coming to life as more than 1,000 companies have already selected their booths for the annual Show, taking place November 1–4, in Las Vegas.

To view the floorpan, which is updated every 15 minutes, buyers and media can visit www.SEMAShow.com/floorplan, click the Show section that they want to view, and see where companies will be located come Show time.

At this time, the sections that have been populated with exhibitors are the Central Hall (Hot Rod Alley, Racing & Performance, First-Time & Featured Exhibitors and Restoration Marketplace), and the North Hall (Collision Repair & Refinish, First-Time & Featured Exhibitors, Mobile Electronics & Technology, Restyling & Car Care Accessories and Tools & Equipment.

Buyers and media can register for the 2016 SEMA Show at www.SEMAShow.com/register.

By Jason Catullo

At this time, the SEMA Show's North (shown) and Central Halls have been populated with exhibitors.

The 2016 SEMA Show layout is coming to life as more than 1,000 companies have already selected their booths for the annual Show, taking place November 1–4, in Las Vegas.

To view the floorpan, which is updated every 15 minutes, buyers and media can visit www.SEMAShow.com/floorplan, click the Show section that they want to view, and see where companies will be located come Show time.

At this time, the sections that have been populated with exhibitors are the Central Hall (Hot Rod Alley, Racing & Performance, First-Time & Featured Exhibitors and Restoration Marketplace), and the North Hall (Collision Repair & Refinish, First-Time & Featured Exhibitors, Mobile Electronics & Technology, Restyling & Car Care Accessories and Tools & Equipment.

Buyers and media can register for the 2016 SEMA Show at www.SEMAShow.com/register.

The all-new ’17 Ford F-Series Super Duty is finally coming to the SEMA Garage in Diamond Bar, California. This event will be a follow-up to the Dearborn, Michigan, measuring session, which took place at Ford Motor Co., April 27. This measuring session will feature the ’17 Ford Super Duty F-250 Lariat 4x4 Super Cab with the 6.7L 4-valve Power Stroke V8 diesel engine. Scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, June 21–22 at the SEMA Garage, this event is open exclusively to SEMA members. Don't miss your opportunity to get hands-on with the ’17 Super Duty and jumpstart your product development efforts. Ford staff will be on hand to offer technical support.

The all-new ’17 Ford F-Series Super Duty is finally coming to the SEMA Garage in Diamond Bar, California. This event will be a follow-up to the Dearborn, Michigan, measuring session, which took place at Ford Motor Co., April 27. This measuring session will feature the ’17 Ford Super Duty F-250 Lariat 4x4 Super Cab with the 6.7L 4-valve Power Stroke V8 diesel engine. Scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, June 21–22 at the SEMA Garage, this event is open exclusively to SEMA members. Don't miss your opportunity to get hands-on with the ’17 Super Duty and jumpstart your product development efforts. Ford staff will be on hand to offer technical support.

The all-new ’17 Ford F-Series Super Duty is finally coming to the SEMA Garage in Diamond Bar, California. This event will be a follow-up to the Dearborn, Michigan, measuring session, which took place at Ford Motor Co., April 27. This measuring session will feature the ’17 Ford Super Duty F-250 Lariat 4x4 Super Cab with the 6.7L 4-valve Power Stroke V8 diesel engine. Scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, June 21–22 at the SEMA Garage, this event is open exclusively to SEMA members. Don't miss your opportunity to get hands-on with the ’17 Super Duty and jumpstart your product development efforts. Ford staff will be on hand to offer technical support.

The all-new ’17 Ford F-Series Super Duty is finally coming to the SEMA Garage in Diamond Bar, California. This event will be a follow-up to the Dearborn, Michigan, measuring session, which took place at Ford Motor Co., April 27. This measuring session will feature the ’17 Ford Super Duty F-250 Lariat 4x4 Super Cab with the 6.7L 4-valve Power Stroke V8 diesel engine. Scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, June 21–22 at the SEMA Garage, this event is open exclusively to SEMA members. Don't miss your opportunity to get hands-on with the ’17 Super Duty and jumpstart your product development efforts. Ford staff will be on hand to offer technical support.

The all-new ’17 Ford F-Series Super Duty is finally coming to the SEMA Garage in Diamond Bar, California. This event will be a follow-up to the Dearborn, Michigan, measuring session, which took place at Ford Motor Co., April 27. This measuring session will feature the ’17 Ford Super Duty F-250 Lariat 4x4 Super Cab with the 6.7L 4-valve Power Stroke V8 diesel engine. Scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, June 21–22 at the SEMA Garage, this event is open exclusively to SEMA members. Don't miss your opportunity to get hands-on with the ’17 Super Duty and jumpstart your product development efforts. Ford staff will be on hand to offer technical support.

By Katie Carson

The SEMA Council & Network election period runs May 18–June 3. Meet the final candidates!

SEMA’s councils and networks are holding elections for open positions on their select committees, where members serve as leaders for the specific automotive aftermarket segment which their council or network represents.

Through monthly, general membership and long-range planning meetings, select committee members identify the current issues the industry is facing and move SEMA resources toward solutions for the membership.

An open nomination period was held in March, where any individual member of a council or network could either be nominated by an industry associate or raise their hand to volunteer and self-nominate.

The slates have been finalized, and now council-member companies are being called upon to elect the industry’s future leaders. The election period is May 18–June 3.

Meet the final candidates!

By Katie Carson

The SEMA Council & Network election period runs May 18–June 3. Meet the final candidates!

SEMA’s councils and networks are holding elections for open positions on their select committees, where members serve as leaders for the specific automotive aftermarket segment which their council or network represents.

Through monthly, general membership and long-range planning meetings, select committee members identify the current issues the industry is facing and move SEMA resources toward solutions for the membership.

An open nomination period was held in March, where any individual member of a council or network could either be nominated by an industry associate or raise their hand to volunteer and self-nominate.

The slates have been finalized, and now council-member companies are being called upon to elect the industry’s future leaders. The election period is May 18–June 3.

Meet the final candidates!