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What to Expect at the 2025 SEMA Show
As we count down the days to the 2025 SEMA Show, set to take place from November 4 to 7 in Las Vegas, excitement is building around the many innovations and features that await attendees. With 2,400 exhibiting companies allocated across a sprawling 1.1 million square feet of indoor space and 700,000 square feet outdoors, this year's show promises to be bigger and better than ever before.
Innovative ADAS Features Take Center Stage
Noteworthy among the advancements this year is the introduction of an Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) feature located at the east end of Upper South Hall. This area will showcase the latest knowledge and trends from both repair and modification stakeholders, reflecting current discussions around the right to repair and modify vehicles. As Tom Gattuso, SEMA’s vice president of events, stated, “All of it works in concert with each other, keeping end-user safety in mind.” Furthermore, the ADAS topic will be featured in several educational sessions, allowing attendees to learn how to enhance their repair capabilities.
Broader Educational Opportunities
The education program is also expanding significantly this year. Attendees can look forward to sessions addressing essential operational challenges that collision repair shops face today. Topics range from integrating in-house auto glass services to exploring OEM certifications. This focus on education aims to equip professionals with strategies to boost efficiency and adapt to new technologies in the rapidly evolving automotive landscape.
Expanded Showcase of New Products
The New Products Showcase, a staple of the SEMA experience, will be conveniently relocated adjacent to the registration area. This move makes it easier for attendees to discover groundbreaking innovations in one spot. Gattuso expressed enthusiasm over the expanded showcase, noting, “It makes your time on the show floor even more efficient,” allowing visitors to explore a wider selection of products categorically.
Each Year, Innovations Draw Attendees
Not only does the SEMA Show provide traditional exhibits, but it also includes special features that amplify engagement. This year, SEMA Live returns, offering a live broadcast filled with interviews, car reveals, and other highlights from the event for those unable to attend in person. With improvements based on last year’s feedback, viewers can expect even more coverage from the show floor, further bridging the gap for automotive enthusiasts and professionals.
Future of Technology and Vehicles
The FutureTech Studio returns too, showcasing innovations in fuel technology, from electric to hydrogen vehicles, providing a glimpse into the future of sustainable transport. As we look ahead to the next three to ten years, these discussions on emerging technologies will be pivotal for all stakeholders in the automotive sector.
With all these advancements and opportunities, the 2025 SEMA Show is shaping up to be a landmark event that no automotive professional should miss. Secure your place and join thousands of others in navigating the future of our industry!
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