Top Trending Vehicles of the Year Announced at 2021 SEMA Show

Event News 01 November 2021

SEMA Awards Presented for Car, Sport Compact, Mid-Size Truck, Full-Size Truck, and 4x4-SUV of the Year

LAS VEGAS (Nov. 1, 2021) – The best new vehicles for personalization were announced at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nev. Voted on by exhibiting manufacturers, the SEMA Awards are presented annually to recognize the top trending vehicle models in five categories:

Car of the Year: Ford Mustang
Sport Compact of the Year: Toyota Supra
4x4/SUV of the Year: Ford Bronco
Full-size Truck of the Year: Ford F-Series
Mid-Size Truck of the Year: Toyota Tacoma

“The SEMA Award celebrates the industry’s unique ability to identify and set trends that influence automotive enthusiast worldwide,” said Chris Kersting, SEMA President and CEO. “Consumers are able to look to SEMA Award winners for guidance on which vehicles offer the greatest opportunities for customization.”

As the four-day SEMA Show opens, the business-to-business trade show features 1,000 uniquely modified project vehicles. The 2021 SEMA Award winning models are featured throughout the 1.25 million square-foot Las Vegas Convention Center, each uniquely customized to highlight the many aftermarket products and accessories that are available for the vehicles.

Aftermarket manufacturers are investing more in the Ford Mustang, Toyota Supra, Ford F-Series, Toyota Tacoma, and Ford Bronco than any other vehicles. Consumers, therefore, can expect to find greater options for accessorizing these vehicles.

To learn more about the SEMA Show, award winners and the products that are available for them, visit www.semashow.com.

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