The Illinois Senate passed SEMA-supported legislation to allow expanded-use antique vehicles to be driven without limitation for two additional months. Currently, expanded-use antique vehicles are defined as being more than 25 years old or “a bona fide replica” and are limited to traveling to and from auto shows, exhibitions, service stations and demonstrations during the colder months (November through March), but they can be driven without limitation during the warmer months (April through October). The bill proposes that the months without driving limitations to be expanded to March through November. The legislation awaits final approval or veto by Governor J.B. Pritzker.
SEMA members are invited to join a live webinar on September 15, at 11:00 a.m. (PDT) to learn about the future of electric vehicles, other alternative fuels and emerging technology.
SEMA members are invited to an upcoming webinar to learn how individuals with disabilities can bring valuable diversity to the workplace, and how to support and respond when a direct report discloses that they have disabilities.
SEMA members have until September 3 to submit nominations for the 2021 SEMA Council and Network Awards.
The SEMA Data Excellence designation recognizes the companies that have worked with SEMA Data to recreate and relaunch industry-leading product data sets.
News and updates from around the motorsports industry.
News and updates from companies in the automotive specialty-equipment market.
The SEMA Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) is hosting a general membership meeting, along with two days of installer training, September 16–17 at Auto Additions in Westerville, Ohio.
Performance Racing Industry (PRI) and Madison International Speedway (MIS) in Oregon, Wisconsin, joined forces on Friday, August 20, to host the SaveOurRaceCars.com Championship Night.
In SEMA’s Q&A with the company’s Senior Vice President of Sales Joel Mohlenhoff, he shares BAK Industries’ breakthrough moment and what projects the company is working on in 2021.