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Add This Must-Visit Destination to Your SEMA Show Plan Today

By SEMA News Editors

SEMA New Products Showcase

The SEMA New Products Showcase at the 2024 SEMA Show, today through Friday, November 8 in Las Vegas, is a must-visit destination for any professional interested in the latest automotive innovations and trends.

The New Products Showcase is the hub of cutting-edge technology, fresh trends and groundbreaking products, all presented to buyers, media, influencers, enthusiasts and professionals from around the world. With hundreds of companies displaying their latest advancements, the showcase is the ultimate place to discover the newest tools, components and accessories that are setting the industry standard.

For automotive professionals and business owners, the New Products Showcase provides exclusive access to insights on what's up-and-coming in automotive technology. The showcase encourages networking and collaboration, offering opportunities to connect with manufacturers and industry insiders.

In addition to keeping buyers competitive, the Showcase is also an opportunity for media and influencers to identify and share emerging trends with their audiences. Each product displayed in the showcase includes vital information and descriptions, helping attendees to understand its relevance and potential impact within the market.

Exhibitors, the SEMA News Products Showcase is still accepting submissions on-site. The first product entry is always free, with additional product entries at $175 per submission. Just note that products checked in after the deadline on Monday, November 4, will NOT be eligible for a New Product Award. Questions? Contact the SEMA Show office at 909-396-0289 or newproducts@sema.org

Attendee, buyer and media registration for the SEMA Show is available at semashow.com/register. Attendees can maximize their ROI by registering early and taking advantage of travel discounts (more details here). Deadlines and fees for other registration categories can be found at semashow.com/register