Mustang Mach 1 Prototype: The Mustang Mach 1 is supposedly set to arrive for 2021.

’20 Charger SRT Hellcat: The latest iteration of the Charger receives wider body panels similar to those found on the Challenger SRT Hellcat Widebody, with more pronounced fenders.

’21 BMW 4-Series: This model features a massive twin-kidney grille, which echoes the one used on the Concept 4.

Industry news from SEMA-member companies, including Aeromotive Inc., Hennessey, Rigid Industries and more.

SEMA Show attendees and exhibitors can start making travel arrangements by taking advantage of the discounted airfare options available through www.SEMAShow.com. Show organizers work with major air carriers to offer discounted airfare for exhibitors, attendees and media. Alaska, Delta and United are among the airlines offering up to 10% off on round-trip airfare to Las Vegas.

’21 Dodge Durango: As the Jeep brand prepares to roll out two new Jeep Grand Cherokee variants for the ’21 model year, the current Dodge Durango will soldier on.

VW Golf R: VW Golf R is expected to debut in mid-2020.

Ram Rebel TRX: Ram is expected to launch a full-on rival to the Ford F-150-based Raptor performance pickup in 2020 with the Rebel TRX.

’21 Ford F-150 Hybrid: A new 4.8L V8 that is expected to replace the current 5.0L, although the engine lineup will continue to be dominated by EcoBoosts.

Panamera Sport Turismo: Porsche will update the Panamera Sport Turismo for its ’20 model year.

’21 Maybach S-Class: The Maybach S-Class will remain available as S560 and S650.

Corvette C8 Plug-In Hybrid: This upcoming Corvette C8 plug-in hybrid contains an orange charging harness protruding from beneath the front cargo cover.

’21 Bronco Four-Door: Much like the Jeep Wrangler, the Bronco will be available in both two- and four-door configurations.

Industry news from SEMA-member companies, including Paramount Data Management, Yokohama Tire, Motovicity and more.

SEMA announced the 10 participating high schools for the 2019–2020 SEMA High School Vehicle Build Program—a project that reaches, inspires and supports high-school students to learn about the automotive aftermarket industry.

’21 Volkswagen Golf GTi: Estimated to be shown in the middle of 2020, the GTi promises performance upgrades and a weight reduction.

Holden Colorado Refresh: Updates will be rather minor, delivering a reworked front fascia with new upper and lower grilles, foglight housings and a front bumper cover.

’21 GMC Yukon: Up front is a grille that is different from the one seen on the Denali, while the rear does not show any visible exhaust, unlike the Denali. 

Industry news from SEMA-member companies, including Truck Hero, Lubrication Specialties, Yakima and more.

Bill Simpson, 79, motorsports safety pioneer, died December 16, 2019, after suffering a stroke. A class of 1988 SEMA Hall of Fame member and a 2003 Motorsports Hall of Fame inductee, Simpson drove dragsters and Indy cars, finishing 13th in the 1974 Indianapolis 500. After ending his career as a driver, he started Simpson Safety Products in his garage, and it grew into a business empire and helped reduce the fatality rate in all forms of racing.