Mopar Jeep, Ram Concepts for SEMA 2021 Revealed in Shadowy Images

Auto shows are cautiously returning after a raft of cancellations in 2020. The annual SEMA show (organized by the Specialty Equipment Market Association and not open to the general public) is planned for early November in Las Vegas. Mopar Performance has released several teaser images for the concepts that it will bring to the event. Mopar—the parts, service, and customer care division for the U.S. brands now under the Stellantis umbrella—provided five shadowy sketches, although its not clear whether the company will create five concepts or if some of the images depict the same vehicle. If it’s the former, Mopar will reveal the three Jeep and two Ram concepts at the 2021 SEMA show when it runs from November 2 to November 5.

The first image shows a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, and it seems to be the 4xe hybrid variant due to the "e"-branded charging port just behind the "Rubicon" graphic. An auxiliary light can be seen mounted on the hood, and a Jeep Performance Parts badge suggests this 4xe will be decked out with off-road goodies.

The next sketch shows a Ram pickup, and judging by the grille design and vent on the far edge of the headlight, this is the 702-hp Hellcat-powered TRX. It is not immediately clear what will be different about this TRX other than the blue-painted tow hooks and Ram badging.

Mopar will also be bringing a retro Jeep to SEMA, with this teaser showing a 1960s Jeep Gladiator (although very early Wagoneers shared the narrow grille). This old-school Jeep is painted in a military-style green and is fitted with a grille guard, three spotlights, and a flat bumper with "B33RM3" just barely visible on one side. It could be a restomodded M715 military truck, as that vehicle's front end looks similar to the Gladiator's.

Mopar will bring another Jeep Wrangler to SEMA, with this sketch showing an interior shot of a four-door model. This image is very dark, but we can spot a special raised roof with a series of thin windows, suggesting some sort of camping or overlanding-related concept.

The last teaser shows another Ram pickup, this time parked next to a tent and featuring some sort of storage rack in the bed. It isn't clear which model of Ram pickup this is, although it is missing the typical TRX text normally emblazoned on the rear fender, suggesting it is a less powerful version of the 1500.