By SEMA Editors
Several automakers have unveiled new models at the 2023 North American International Auto Show, some of which can serve as a preview for what's to come for this year's highly anticipated SEMA Show, October 31-November 3 in Las Vegas.
Ford showed off its '24 F-150 Tremor, which might be one of the most feature-filled full-size trucks available to buyers.
For example, Ford showed off its '24 F-150 Tremor, which might be one of the most feature-filled full-size trucks available to buyers. It features an updated grille, headlights, stamped steel bumpers, special off-road tires and an upgraded tailgate door. In addition, the truck reportedly features a 12-in. infotainment system screen, digital gauge cluster and heads-up display.
The '24 Ford F-150 features updated stamped steel bumpers and an upgraded tailgate door.
In addition, GMC showcased its first-ever Sierra EV Denali, a powerful electric pickup truck with a sleek grille and headlights. The model features advanced driving experience and driver-assisted technology, with more details expected to be announced at a later date.
GMC's first-ever Sierra EV Denali features advanced driving experience and driver-assisted technology.
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Builds like these are expected to be highlighted outside of and throughout the SEMA Show floor, so you don't want to miss the 2023 event, October 31-November 3 in Las Vegas.
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