As part of the 2015 SEMA China Business Development Tour, to be held September 16–20, in Shanghai, exhibitors at the sold-out China Auto Salon (CAS) will have the opportunity to meet with pre-vetted distributors and retailers from throughout China.

As part of the 2015 SEMA China Business Development Tour, to be held September 16–20, in Shanghai, exhibitors at the sold-out China Auto Salon (CAS) will have the opportunity to meet with pre-vetted distributors and retailers from throughout China.

Join the SEMA China Business Development Tour, September 16–20, 2015, in Shanghai, where attendees will have the opportunity to explore their product sales potential in a market with 1.3 billion consumers and the world’s largest vehicle market.

Join the SEMA China Business Development Tour, September 16–20, 2015, in Shanghai, where attendees will have the opportunity to explore their product sales potential in a market with 1.3 billion consumers and the world’s largest vehicle market.

Limited slots are available for the 2015 SEMA China Business Development Tour, September 16–20, in Shanghai.

Exhibitor registration is now open for the 2015 SEMA China Business Development Tour—a low-cost, turnkey program that brings together SEMA-member manufacturers and buyers from throughout China.

The specialty-equipment market in China is booming, with perhaps no sector growing at a faster pace than the off-road market. Full-size pickups, including the Ford Raptor and Toyota Tundra, and Jeep Wrangler and Land Cruiser are the vehicles of choice for truck enthusiasts.

From truck accessories to under-the-hood performance-enhancing products, the specialty-equipment market's luxury segment has a lot of potential for SEMA members. To learn more about this market, participate in the SEMA China Business Development Tour.

Sign up now for one of the limited slots for the 2014 SEMA China Business Development Tour, which is designed to explore the growing specialty market for 1.3 billion Chinese consumers. The 2014 SEMA tour, to be held September 16–20, will travel to two of the most important cities in regards to customization—Shanghai and Beijing.