As the aftermarket continues to grow and evolve, this session will help members gain insight into the latest information on emerging trends and automotive technology while at the 2023 SEMA Show.

With nearly every new vehicle manufactured with an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), it's important for engineers and product developers to understand the types of tests that OEMs utilize to validate and develop their ADAS systems. Knowing how these vehicles are evaluated can help plan the...

Product and service providers can now register for the 2023 Networking, Education, Resources and Development (N.E.R.D.) Symposium – a unique event hosted by ETTN that brings together automotive aftermarket engineers with vendors who offer tools to enhance the product development process. Taking...

By Nickolaus DiBlasi, ETTN Select Committee Member After evaluating the needs of our members, ETTN has decided to slightly modify the format of our Facebook Live chats. With the same goal of providing engineers and product developers with access to relevant, timely and engaging discussions on...

By Jonathan Mill, ETTN Select Committee Member Zonal architecture is a major leap forward in automotive technology. By decentralizing electrical systems and dividing vehicles into distinct zones, this innovative approach offers numerous benefits such as streamlined wiring, enhanced safety...

The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) has recently launched its xEV High-Voltage Electrical Safety certifications. These procedures--developed to serve as guides--share existing industry standards, concepts and practices that can be followed by individuals working in the...

The new SEMA Member Portal at www.SEMA.org makes it easier than ever for ETTN members to take advantage of the many benefits and opportunities available to them. The custom dashboard now shows ETTN members all the benefits open to them, including the Online SEMA Business Member directory, free...