Las Vegas, Nevada — Day three on the SEMA Show floor featured just as much splendour as the previous two weeks—and Collision Repair magazine was on the ground to report on the topics relevant to Canada’s collision repairers.
Keystone wins SEMA Channel Partner of the Year
Keystone Automotive was named SEMA Channel Partner of the Year at the 2024 SEMA Show Kickoff Breakfast, which celebrated its outstanding contributions to the automotive specialty-equipment industry over the past year.
“We are proud to honour Keystone Automotive for its relentless dedication to advancing the industry,” said SEMA President and CEO Mike Spagnola. “It takes hard work to drive meaningful change, and these companies have exemplified the teamwork, innovation and service needed to propel the industry forward.”
Keystone Automotive is a leading distributor and marketer of specialty automotive equipment and accessories, serving the diverse interests and needs of auto enthusiasts. With eight warehouses and multiple cross docks supported by their fleet of trucks, their distribution network is second to none. The Channel Partner of the Year Award recognizes Keystone’s ongoing commitment to staying at the forefront of industry advancements, embracing new technologies and trends, and investing in cutting-edge logistics and inventory management systems that have revolutionized the way aftermarket parts are distributed, ensuring that customers receive timely and accurate deliveries.
You can visit in the Central Hall, booth #21249.
Autel claims awards
Over at AAPEX, Autel US picked up two separate awards in the New Product Showcase. In the Safety and ADAS category, Autel’s MaxiSys IA700 for advanced modular ADAS claimed the top prize. Autel’s MaxiSys MS906MAX Diagnostic Tablet won the Tools and Equipment category.
Click here for the full list of AAPEX Product and Packaging awards.
Check out our full photo album from the day below.
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