2019 SEMA builds

Whether it was essentially inventing skate shoes, rally special stages, or swerving erratically around a gorilla on a Segway, Ken Block's contribution always had an added dimension of scale and showmanship that helped him become famous.

The original Range Rover is transformed by the electric magicians at Lunaz into a drop-top that we can't stop talking about.

The SEMA build by Tjin Edition includes recaro seats, solar charging, and a roof tent.

The widebody Bronco RTR Fun-Runner was developed by Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s firms RTR Vehicles and Fun-Haver Off-Road in collaboration for the SEMA exhibition last year.

With two specially constructed widebody VW vans created in partnership with two Southern Californian apparel companies, FB County and The Original Cascade, Kenny Pfitzer Designs hopes to steal the show at SEMA.

Competition Carbon, based in California, plans to convert the C8 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray into a V-12 Cadillac supercar for SEMA 2022.

Chevrolet's Beast off-roader concept will have to go by a different name due to a naming issue.
The tough rig made its premiere at the SEMA Show in 2021.

Salvage to Savage, a Florida-based workshop, put together an outstanding C10 truck build.

The builds from SEMA 2021 continue to pour in. Although not all of them attract our attention for the appropriate reasons, every now and then something stands out.

When Aston originally showed the normal DBX in late 2019, there were a lot of mixed reactions to the aesthetics, so we're confident that the Internet will go crazy for this.

It turns out that removing the roof of a new Toyota Supra to construct a MkIV-inspired targa isn't as simple as it seems.
Who'd have guessed?

We sincerely apologise for missing the opportunity to show you this magnificent JACCS-liveried, fifth-generation Honda Accord estate that Fifteen52 and Mountune USA created in partnership with Honda Performance Development (HPD) back in May.
We apologise profusely.

Singer Vehicle Design is known across the world for their customised Porsche 911s, yet despite its great reputation in the 911 tuning scene, the California firm never stops pushing the envelope.

Let's try this again. After comedian Kevin Hart was involved in a 2019 accident as a passenger.

1016 Industries builds a Green Hornet-inspired Lamborghini Urus. Like it?