SEMA Show is a premier trade show for the automotive aftermarket industry, focused on performance parts, vehicle customization, automotive technology, and specialty equipment. Held in Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), the show spans multiple halls—including West Hall, Central Hall, North Hall, and South Hall—creating distinct exhibit environments for brands showcasing vehicles, large components, and high-impact product displays.

Exhibiting at SEMA is execution-intensive because many booths are built around full vehicle displays, oversized product structures, and dense merchandising walls for parts and accessories. Large island exhibits often require careful planning for vehicle access routes, reinforced flooring platforms, and heavy freight timing, while inline booths still need strong sightlines for product storytelling and demo flow. For many automotive brands, a 30×30 trade show booth is a common footprint to accommodate a vehicle display zone, product walls, and meeting touchpoints without disrupting aisle traffic—especially in LVCC halls with compressed move-in windows.

Across LVCC exhibition spaces, exhibitors should plan for union labor coordination, drayage/material handling procedures, and hall-specific install schedules that can affect installation sequencing, vehicle staging, and restocking cycles. For teams managing heavy freight and vehicle movement, our logistics and pre-show coordination services help align shipping schedules, drayage planning, and on-site readiness for the LVCC environment. As a Las Vegas–based exhibit builder, Circle Exhibit supports SEMA exhibitors with booth design, fabrication, and on-site execution tailored to automotive display requirements—see our Las Vegas trade show booth builder page for local execution considerations.