A MUST ATTEND EVENT FOR ALL 4WD AND PERFORMANCE PRODUCT DESIGNERS AND VEHICLE MODIFIERS
The 2025 Modification Summit brings together industry and regulators to discuss and collaborate on the future of our industry. There is no other national forum dedicated to light vehicle modification, and we have a lot to talk about in 2025.
The unique, highly-interactive one-day Summit format will bring together industry leaders, business owners, product developers, entrepreneurs and crucially, regulators.
Why should you attend?
If you are involved in vehicle modifications and want to understand what regulators are thinking, hear different perspectives, and contribute to the industry direction on important topics including VSB 14, ROVER, GCM/GVM upgrades, EV, ADAS, NVES and more, this is a must-attend summit.
Friday 20th June 2025 - ONE DAY ONLY!
Please note: if you would like to attend the Modifications Summit, please ensure you purchase a “Autocare Modifications Summit – Friday 20th June” ticket.
If you would like to attend the Modifications Summit on the Friday and also attend the general Autocare Training Programs on the Saturday, please select “Autocare Modifications Summit + Autocare Training Program – Friday 20th & Saturday 21st June”. A “Two Day” general Autocare Ticket does not include the National Light Vehicle Modifications Summit.
Key Themes at the 2025 Modifications Summit
National Harmonization of Vehicle Standards (the national review of VSB 14)
The key state by state in-service vehicle modification inconsistencies.
Second Stage Manufacturing and the ROVER Approval Process.
State by State Application of Modification Regulations (GCM/GVM upgrade).
EV Modifications and Future Technology Standards.
Impacts of modifications on ADAS Calibration
The new low emissions trading scheme – NVES starts in 2025 how does it affect larger vehicles and our modification industry
The inter-relationship between modification and certification – how do we work together for sound and fit for purpose evidence
The future advocacy efforts – improving our response times to threats and opportunities
Research, development and testing – the future.
