SEMA News—October 2022 SEMA Member News Council & Network Leadership By SEMA Editors By Ellen McKoy Getting to Know SEMA’s Council Directors The SEMA Board of Directors approved the council concept in 1993, elevating the status of three committees: the Automotive Restoration Market Organization...

Our shooter caught a prototype testing on the German Nürburgring. The new hybrid Corvette will be called the Corvette E-Ray, trademarks for which were discovered as far back as 2015. The prototype features a new wide-body design that will also be shared with the Corvette Z06.

The SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund awarded $297,000 to 119 individuals this year. The financial awards include scholarships for current students and loan-forgiveness awards to employees of SEMA-member companies.

Industry news from SEMA-member companies, including Truck Hero Inc., Race Winning Brands, Power Automedia and more.

An interview format where hosts pitch ads feels a touch anachronistic in this digital-everything age. Podcasts seem more like the kind of medium our grandparents’ generation would’ve invented, had the internet spontaneously appeared in their youth. You just know Milton Berle would’ve slayed.

The SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN) embarked on an all-female Ford Bronco build this year to highlight successful women in the automotive industry while also attracting and supporting more females to pursue careers in the field.

In a recent issue of SEMA News, we reviewed a SEMA Education seminar that discussed the challenges and opportunities posed to the specialty-equipment market by the proliferation of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) on OE vehicles (“ADAS and The Art of Vehicle Customization,” May 2022). In...

SEMA Data has become “data central” for hundreds of specialty parts brands, representing millions of part numbers, and tens of millions of vehicle applications. This directory is designed to guide data users to brands that have successfully undertaken the challenge to manage their product data, and...

A recent study published by Straits Research forecasts a huge upsurge in demand for advanced driver-assist systems (ADAS) through the remainder of the decade. Currently valued at $12.7 billion, the global ADAS market is expected to surpass $57 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate...

The automotive world never stands still, and neither does the SEMA Show. Throughout its history, the Show has evolved to stay at the leading edge of trends, innovation and the changing times. So it should be no surprise that when the aftermarket industry descends on the Las Vegas Convention Center...