Day two of SEMA is a chance to follow up on the builds, products, personalities and experiences that assaulted your senses (in the best way possible on Day 1). According to the official SEMA Show press release, "The Show officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by key leaders, including SEMA President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mike Spagnola, National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) President Glen Cromwell, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) CEO/President Steve Hill, Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, First Congressional District of Nevada Rep. Dina Titus, and SEMA Board Chair Melanie White. Their presence underscores the Show’s global significance and its status as Las Vegas’ longest-running citywide event." “The SEMA Show stands as the global hub for automotive innovation and commerce,” said Spagnola. “It brings together leaders and visionaries to shape strategies that will define the future of mobility and aftermarket growth worldwide.” Battle of the Builders announced the Top 12 build nominees for 2025, while multiple manufactuers held press conferences to discuss the future of their pockets of the industry, while discussing how futuretech like AI was shaping the aftermarket, how the current administration's policies are effecting the ICE vs EV debate and more. Click Here to Begin Slideshow

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