SEMA Show 2026 to Feature Local Collision Repair Training
The event brings four days of hands-on technology education to Las Vegas starting November 3.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Car Types
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Local collision repair technicians and mechanics will see new vehicle technology in action during the 2026 SEMA Show, which runs from November 3 through November 6. Enterprise Mobility is providing vehicles from its local Nevada fleet to power hands-on demonstrations at the event's ADAS Showcase.
Why it matters
As modern vehicles become increasingly complex, local repair shops face the challenge of keeping pace with the systems integrated into today's automobiles. This showcase connects repair professionals with the manufacturers and educational resources needed to service new vehicle technologies safely.
The show features 4 days of educational programming and 3 sessions within the OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit. Presenters at the IDEAS Collide Showcase will deliver their insights in 10-minute sessions.
The players
Enterprise Mobility
A rental and fleet company providing vehicles for hands-on ADAS demonstrations.
Society of Collision Repair Specialists
A professional association hosting educational events for the collision repair industry.
The details
Enterprise Mobility is partnering with the Society of Collision Repair Specialists to host interactive displays at the upcoming show. Technicians can participate in the Repairer Driven Education program or attend the OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit on November 5. These sessions provide a venue for local professionals to bridge the gap between classroom theory and the real-world demands of modern automotive repair.
Timeline
The 2026 SEMA Show takes place from November 3 through November 6.
The IDEAS Collide Showcase is scheduled for November 4, 2026.
The OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit is scheduled for November 5, 2026.
Beyond the Strip
This partnership mirrors the ongoing industry shift toward specialized training for high-tech vehicle systems. It follows the precedent of previous SEMA-hosted summits that align with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's ADAS performance standards.
Local repair professionals can register for the four-day educational series through the Society of Collision Repair Specialists website. Attendees should anticipate increased traffic around the convention center area during the four-day event window.
The takeaway
Collision repair professionals should prioritize the November 5 OEM summit for specific manufacturer guidance on complex vehicle systems. Watch for heavy event traffic on major resort corridor arterials during the first week of November.
Further reading
For more on industry gatherings in the valley, visit the Car Types section.
More information
View the full program information and registration details on the official society portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by BodyShop Business.
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