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These Are the Coolest and Craziest Cars We Saw at SEMA 2026

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These Are the Coolest and Craziest Cars We Saw at SEMA 2026

From modified Bugattis to hand-sawed pickups, SEMA draws the most exciting builds in the world each year. These are our favorites.

It’s impossible to grasp the size of the SEMA show until you actually experience it. There are thousands of builds created by tens of thousands of dedicated enthusiasts excited to share their passion with the world. While we would love to spend the full week delving into each and every build, there simply isn’t enough time. So, we picked a few of our early favorites from this year’s show. Hopefully, you’ll find them as endearing as we do.

Kei cars are already an adorable bunch, but add in Rocket Bunny’s Pandem Pocket Bunny kit, and now you’re talking best-in-show cute at your local car show. What you’re looking at here is a pair of Suzuki Twins built into R32 and R34 GT-Rs. These specific examples were built with no expense spared. The R32 makes around 120 horsepower from its turbocharged 1.0-liter, while the R34’s Twin was left more stock. –Jack Fitzgerald

I found this chopped-up Tesla Cybertruck parked in the back corner of the Central Hall, covered in Grand Theft Auto VI and Rockstar Games branding. Somehow, with a sports car figure and a giant APR spoiler, the Cybertruck’s styling looks good? –Carter Fry

Can’t help but grin looking at this track-spec first-gen Toyota Tacoma. Not pictured is the engine mounted out back in the bed, below the massive rear wing. –Carter Fry

No, you’re not looking at some AI hallucination of a Lexus pickup that doesn’t exist.


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