Chevy Sends a 650-Horsepower Modified Silverado Off-Roading 'Beast' to SEMA
Chevy has modified a Silverado to conquer off-roading once and for all. See the truck built for speed and optimal off-road handling.
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Chevy has modified a Silverado to conquer off-roading once and for all. See the truck built for speed and optimal off-road handling.
We thought Chevy would be taking it easy at the 2021 SEMA show. Instead, Chevy is turning the world upside down with its Beast concept, a four-passenger concept
SEMA SHOW: Chevrolet Charges Into SEMA With The 650 HP
LAS VEGAS – Chevrolet drives into the SEMA Show this week led by The Chevy Beast — a concept vision of the ultimate in high-performance desert running. Conceived to demonstrate the capability of Chevy trucks and Chevrolet Performance components, The Chevy Beast 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 LT4 650-horsepower supercharged crate engine.
The beast features 37-inch off-road tires, a five-link rear suspension, and everything you could ever want for high-speed desert running.