We're back!
Performance and personalization enthusiasts, start your engines — Chevrolet is heading back to the SEMA Show. Over a dozen personalized, concept and performance-enhanced production cars, trucks and SUVs will share the floor with the brand’s latest accessories, performance parts and crate engines, Nov. 2–5, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

FEATURED
Off-roading to the next power.
The Chevy Off-Road Concept is a four-passenger off-roader that’s based on a modified Silverado chassis, wears a customized pickup body and is powered by a Chevrolet Performance 6.2L LT4 650-horsepower supercharged crate engine. It rides on a concept, long-travel off-road suspension system, including a four-link rear suspension. Along with a widened, 91-inch track, it contributes to more stable handling and optimal driver control during high-speed off-road driving. The Chevy Off-Road Concept mixes off-the-shelf parts and custom componentry to yield an off-road monster the likes of which have never been seen before.
Chevrolet Performance and Hoonigan partner for the first time.
Chevrolet would like to welcome Hoonigan — a leading automotive and racing brand, with a dedicated and passionate fan base of performance-enhancement fanatics. Never afraid to go big, bold and brash, their exploits can be seen across YouTube three times a week, building new projects at their shop Tire Slayer Studios, and, of course, at the track — where the Hoonigans tend to spend their free time. Which is why they’re a perfect partner for Chevy Performance at SEMA.
ZZ632/1000: the most powerful Chevy crate engine ever.

Simply put, the all-new ZZ632/1000† is the largest, most powerful Big-Block crate engine ever manufactured by Chevrolet Performance. This massive, naturally aspirated 632-cubic-inch V8 delivers 1,004 horsepower with 876 lb.-ft. of torque using 93-octane gas straight from the pump. It’s been modernized with high-flow aluminum cylinder heads with symmetrical intake ports, ensuring all eight individual cylinders produce similar power. To meet the high-rpm demands of today’s performance enthusiast, this technologically advanced Big-Block engine features:
- 1,004 horsepower with 876 lb.-ft. of torque
- All-new RS-X symmetrical port cylinder heads
- Cast-iron Tall Deck 632 Bowtie Sportsman block
- Hydraulic roller camshaft
- 449cc intake runners
- 7,000 rpm capability
- Available performance components
CORVETTE
Full-throttle Corvette performance on display.

2023 Chevrolet Corvette Z06
Equally at home on the track as it is on the street, the 2023 Corvette Z06 is a precision performance vehicle that features advanced racing technologies and legendary Corvette capability. Based on the C8.R race car, its V8 engine is capable of 670 horsepower and can take you from 0 to 60 in just 2.6 seconds.† It features a flat plane crank, standard ground effects and spoiler, wider wheels and tires, Magnetic Ride Control™ and much more. Dominate the street in the 2023 Z06, the street-legal performance car loaded with racing attitude and innovation.

2022 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray with Carbon Fiber Accessories
The Corvette Stingray in Arctic White is a dramatic expression of performance and the power of lightweight Carbon Fiber Accessories from Chevrolet Accessories.† The mid-engine masterpiece features the full Carbon Fiber Accessories portfolio and the bold Stingray R graphics package featuring the Corvette "Jake" logo, giving it racing attitude with a stunning high-tech appearance. This vehicle represents the possibilities of personalization with in-market available accessories.
COPO
COPO power returns.

The COPO Camaro returns to help you dominate the drag strip in 2022 with a newly available 572-cubic-inch Big-Block engine. It’s also available with LSX-based Small-Block engines — a supercharged 350-cubic-inch V8 with a 580 horsepower NHRA rating and a naturally aspirated 427-cubic-inch V8 with an NHRA-rated 470 horsepower. All are paired with an ATI Racing Products TH400 3-speed automatic transmission. This time out, there are no production limits and orders will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
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OVERLANDING CONCEPT
STREET STYLE
Energizing an icon.
Introduced in 1965, Project X — a 1957 Chevy Bel Air 210 — is a legendary hot rod that has served as a test bed for numerous engine combinations, suspension setups and drivetrain enhancements over the years. For SEMA 2021, Chevrolet Performance continues its tradition of innovation by electrifying this iconic vehicle with the next iteration of the Electric Connect & Cruise Package, featuring a 340-horsepower eCrate propulsion system. The resulting build is a zero-emissions highly-efficient package that embodies the possibilities of easy aftermarket vehicle electrification.
DESIGN AWARDS
2021 Chevy SEMA Design Awards
These annual awards provide the most talented car builders in the industry with an opportunity to be recognized for showcasing Chevrolet products with thoughtful styling and elite craftsmanship. The winning vehicles are hand selected by Chevrolet designers at the show.

Chevy SEMA Car of the Year
1965 Chevrolet Chevelle built by Mike Goldman Customs.

Chevy SEMA Truck of the Year
1955 Chevrolet Cameo Truck built by Mike Goldman Customs.

Innovative Use of Technology
1965 Chevrolet Corvair built by Lonnie’s Place.

Designer’s Choice
1963 Chevrolet Impala 2 door wagon built by Show Cars Automotive.
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