Although it’s likely that the industry is feeling the SEMA crunch and busy preparing for the Show, it’s important to stay up-to-date and in-the-know about what to expect at the upcoming event. Be sure to carve time out of your day to read what’s happening. Identifying your “must-read” publications...

For many automotive specialty-equipment manufacturers, emissions certification is an essential step in developing and bringing new performance or engine-related products to market. In fact, emissions compliance is a legal requirement. It is illegal under both California and federal law to sell...

Known worldwide as the specialty-equipment industry’s premiere trade event where business gets done, the annual SEMA Show is more than a week-long extravaganza of hot aftermarket products, customized vehicles and industry networking. It’s also heavy on learning opportunities.

The SEMA Emerging Leaders Conference can help transform promising employees into the best leaders and managers they can be.

On July 10, 2015, SEMA members joined with car clubs and thousands of enthusiasts to celebrate the sixth annual Collector Car Appreciation Day (CCAD). A wide range of official events was held in the United States, Canada and France to commemorate the day, designated by SEMA-requested U.S. Senate...

Industry news from SEMA-member companies, including Mitchell 1, Kahn Media Inc., Meyer Distributing, RTM Productions, Premier Performance Products and more.

’17 Chevy Bolt EVThe ’17 Chevrolet Bolt is the all-electric, high-roofed car previewed in January at the Detroit Auto Show.’17 Sierra/Silverado 3500 HD DuallyVersions of the ’17 Sierra and Silverado 3500 HD Dually feature revised exterior styling with LED running lights and revised grilles lifted...

Each year, the team at SEMA aims to deliver a SEMA Show that grows in opportunities and value for our exhibitors and attendees. With just 31 days until we open the 2015 edition, plans have crystalized, registration numbers are up over last year, and it’s clear that the trend will continue. And yet...