The SEMA Show this year was absolutely incredible with no shortage of rad Antigravity Powered rides to check out, from our booth featuring cars by Larry Chen and John Lau, to the Toyo Treadpass space where we powered several other impressive vehicles. See some of our favorites below. We also took home another award!

It was an honor to receive our 18th Global Media Award in just the last 4 years at SEMA! We won the 2025 Media’s Choice Award for our newest product, our Sodium-Ion Automotive Batteries. They offer excellent performance, great safety, and other benefits over lead/acid, but at a lower price point than Lithium-Ion while being more environmentally friendly. Additionally, our new Sodium-Ion Batteries feature our Wireless RE-START built-in Jump-Starting, plus Bluetooth Monitoring so you can check its real-time status on your phone. We’re excited to introduce this groundbreaking new product in 2026!

When they say that the details make the build, Igor’s E28 BMW is what they mean. This car is built extremely tastefully with attention to detail like you wouldn’t believe. With custom upholstery, period correct BBS wheels, an Antigravity ATX30-RS, and tons of Euro model features, this was one of our favorite builds at the show this year.

Dylan Russell’s E36 BMW build started off as a wrecked chassis and a dream. Months of hard work and insane attention to detail paid off, and Dylan’s BMW was another one of our favorite cars at SEMA. With an LS engine featuring ITBs (individual throttle bodies), plus an Antigravity H6 60Ah Lithium Battery, and crazy center lock wheels, this build was 10/10 when it came to the final fit and finish.

Ludwick’s Garage showed up at SEMA with their Auto Union 1000SP and absolutely stole the show. John had the likes of Chip Foose and Gas Monkey Garage stopping by to tell him it was their favorite car there, and it’s easy to see why! This rad ride sat right next to the Antigravity Batteries booth with Rowe Oils and was powered by our AG-U1-20-RS Lithium Battery with Re-Start Technology.

It’s not often that the details on a car will make you stop and go “wow”. But this Mercedes, built by Alan from Smokedogg Customs, manages to do just that. The turbos are mounted where the headlights would be, then your eyes notice the custom widebody exterior, then it draws you in deeper to check out the fully custom interior. A build like this needs a battery with no compromises, which is why Alan chooses Antigravity Batteries for all of his project cars he builds.