Stellantis Teases Five Concepts Ahead Of SEMA 2021

The SEMA show is right around the corner as it is set to hit the Las Vegas Convention Center next month. Stellantis has published five images that tease their upcoming concepts ahead of the show.

The vehicles are officially being shown by Mopar, which has historically made aftermarket parts from Stellantis’ American brands. The brand says it will show off customized vehicles with hundreds of parts and accessories at its 15,345-square-foot (1,425 sq m) exhibition space.

It reveals little else about the vehicles, though, so a healthy dose of patience will need to be exercised before we know exactly what’s going on with these concepts. The images do, however, show some interesting details.

There is, for instance, a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon with an E badge that would suggest it is a hybrid 4xe model. Its image appears to be set under the Northern Lights, which may or may not suggest that it will be perfect for colder climes.

Next, there’s a shot of a Ram kicking up dirt in an apparent high-performance maneuver. Its badge and tow hooks, though, appear to be the same shade of blue as the 4xe badges, an interesting detail which might suggest that it could be a hybrid.

It is followed by another Ram, this time a 4×4, which is parked next to a tent. Considered alongside the bed accessories, the truck seen in this teaser image looks like it might be more at home overlanding than it is in a garage.

Next, Mopar has shown off a vehicle interior. The badge and the roll bars would suggest is a Jeep Wrangler. The real focus here are the windows that appear to be installed in the hightop roof.

The final Jeep teaser appears to be of a classic Gladiator. The extra metal over the grille, the big bumpers, and the general aesthetic of the SUV make it look like an old-fashioned military vehicle and could be a way for Jeep to show off the history of its pick-up truck.

The SEMA Show is scheduled to take place between November 2 and 5 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Apart from Mopar, expect to see numerous automotive brands and aftermarket companies showing off a lots of wild concepts and interesting parts.