Shifts in the automotive industry and the overall U.S. economy greatly impact the specialty-equipment industry. To stay competitive, aftermarket businesses need to know what’s trending now and where markets are headed. The latest “SEMA Future Trends 2023” report provides industry planners a detailed analysis of key metrics for 2023 and beyond.
The products featured are from SEMA Data member companies that have attained Gold- or Platinum-level data, which means that their product data is robust and complete—likely to drive customer purchase decisions. SEMA Data members meeting data scorecard requirements are invited to submit product releases for consideration to enews@semadata.org.
Due to supply issues, high interest rates and component shortages, new-vehicle sales in 2022 dipped below 2021 levels at 13.7 million. This is just over a million short of 2021 levels and around 3 million below the levels seen in 2019.
The Right to Equitable and Professional Auto Industry Repair (REPAIR) Act is a bill that will ensure choice, fairness and safety in the vehicle-repair market.
SEMA-member companies will connect in person to discuss new vehicle technologies, manufacturing tax incentives, the CARB Executive Order process and more.
News and updates from Lubrication Specialties Inc., Design Engineering Inc., Gold Eagle Co. and more.
Exhibitors and attendees can lock in the guaranteed lowest hotel rate now by booking in the SEMA Show block.
The four-door SUV provided by the Ford Motor Co. underwent modifications that represented a culmination of the work of more than 125 female volunteers from throughout the United States and Canada.
Automotive aftermarket professionals aged 39 and under are invited to expand their network during the SEMA Future Leaders Network Networking Mixer at the SEMA Garage in Detroit.
The free online event will bring wheel and tire members together to discuss the aftermarket's hottest topics and issues.