CTEK Brings Seven New Product Unveils And A Fast & Furious Icon To SEMA 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Discover the latest battery technology and get up close to a legendary 1970 Dodge Charger featured in five films in the series
Las Vegas, United States (PRUnderground) October 15th, 2026
CTEK is returning to SEMA 2026 with seven new product unveils and a helping of big-screen excitement. Bringing together its latest innovations and cars from friends at Moviemachines, CTEK will give visitors plenty to explore at booth 23933 in the Central Hall.
With seven new products set to be unveiled, SEMA visitors will have the opportunity to discover what's next from CTEK and meet the team behind the technology.
From the big screen to the CTEK booth
Joining CTEK's product line-up will be an iconic 1970 Dodge Charger owned and supplied by Hollywood car specialists Moviemachines, bringing an extraordinary piece of Fast & Furious history to the booth.
This Charger appeared in five films in the Fast & Furious franchise: Fast & Furious, Fast Five, Furious 7, F9: The Fast Saga and Fast X. Originally finished in satin black before being repainted gloss black for Fast Five, it was driven by Paul Walker in the film's opening prison-bus escape sequence.
Live Chat
Also returning is Table Talk with Shawn Davis from Autotopia LA, welcoming guests from around the world to share stories, talk cars and explore the passion behind their builds. Expect lively conversations and a chance to hear from the people making their mark on the automotive world, right on the CTEK booth.
"SEMA brings together people who live and breathe cars, and we're giving them plenty to get excited about with seven new product unveils," said Steve Hayes, Regional Sales Manager. "As Fast & Furious celebrates its 25th anniversary, our friends at Movie machines are bringing along one of the most used cars in the franchise's history, with appearances in five films. We're also delighted to welcome back Shawn Davis from Autotopia LA for Table Talk, sharing stories with guests from around the world. It's that shared passion for cars, the people behind them and the experiences they create that inspires us to Power Every Moment."
See CTEK at SEMA 2026
- Discover seven new product unveils.
- Get up close to cars from Moviemachines, including the 1970 Charger featured in five Fast & Furious films.
- Meet the CTEK team and explore solutions for your vehicle or business.
Visit CTEK at Central Hall, booth 23922, to experience the latest product innovations and a piece of automotive movie history.
For more information about CTEK visit www.ctek.com
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