AutoScope leadership attends 2026 SEMA Show to evaluate diagnostic technology
AutoScope executives are at the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas to acquire new diagnostic tools and service protocols for European vehicle maintenance.
AutoScope President Nerces Mavelian and Chief Technical Operations Officer Raffi Mavelian are attending the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, held November 3–6. The executives are scouting the event to evaluate emerging diagnostic equipment and service training relevant to their specialization in European automotive brands, including BMW, Porsche, and Audi.
As vehicle technology becomes increasingly complex, the company aims to integrate new diagnostic capabilities into its North Texas service centers in White Rock and Plano. According to the leadership team, the primary objective is to maintain service accuracy and reduce repair turnaround times by adopting tools showcased at the industry gathering.
AutoScope, a family-owned business founded in 1982, currently operates two locations in the Dallas-Plano area. The firm intends to distribute information regarding new service methodologies to its client base through its digital platforms and direct service consultations following the conclusion of the trade show.