GALLERY: The good, the bad, and the ugly from SEMA 2021

Words: Matthew Hansen

After Covid-19 put last year’s edition of the annual SEMA motor show on ice, the Las Vegas event made its triumphant return this month.

If there were any prevalent themes to this year’s event, it was off-roading and electrification. The former in particular has been a booming revenue stream for tuning brands all over the world over the last few years, with new vehicles like the Ford Bronco cashing in on the interest.

Ford were one of the biggest attendees of the event, bringing no less than 40 vehicles to the show. As always, Toyota wasn’t far behind with its own fleet of Tundra, Tacoma, and 4Runner-based vehicles.

It wasn’t just about Ford and Toyota, adventure vehicles and EVs, of course. You can check out a full gallery of SEMA’s class of 2021 below:

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