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SEMA Show 2025 Photo Gallery – The Best New Builds in the Hot Rod and Performance Industry

The Specialty Equipment Market Association Show, best known simply as the SEMA Show, covers pretty much everything automotive including audio and electronics, truck stuff, a whole area full of tires and wheels, import performance and our personal favorites, racing and performance along with hot rods.SEMA 2025 Gallery

Maybe we’re a little jaded or playing favorites, but Central Hall sure seems like the most fun because it’s chock full of the best new parts for hot rodding, racing, and muscle machines! To us, this is where it all comes together and this year it was the place to be with unveilings of the latest builds from top builders across the country. Roadster Shop alone played host to eight new cars and trucks being shown for the first time along with the Hot Rod Industry Alliance uncovering six fresh builds and there were even more scattered throughout the show – including the Goodguys 2026/27 Grand Prize Giveaway Car, a ’66 Chevelle, that is being built by GAP Industries and shown in bare metal!SEMA Show 2025

The SEMA Show is sprawling with four-wheeled dreams in every shape, color, and style you could ever dream. The show is spread across four full days and encompasses several immense halls – we’re talking the square footage of a small town! There are miles of aisles filled with the latest parts, tools, equipment, accessories, tires, and technology available for turning automotive aspirations into reality. The feat of covering the entire show is overwhelming event to veteran media staffers –  it’s simply amazing to breathe in.

We grabbed some of our favorite builds and pics from just the first day of the 2025 SEMA Show and are heading back to see more for three more days – this gallery will give you a taste of the scenes from inside Central Hall, and we’ll add onto the gallery as the days go by.

Photos by: Todd Ryden

Todd Ryden is first and foremost a car guy and admits to how lucky he is to have been able to build a career out of a hobby that he enjoys so much. He’s owned muscle cars and classics, raced a bit and has cruised across the country. With over 25 years in the industry from the manufacturing and marketing side to writing books and articles, he just gets it.