Taking the show theme to its max, the RedLine Charger rides on staggered 22-inch Super Alloy wheels, shod with Pirelli performance tires (265/35R22 front and 295/30R22 rear). Exterior enhancements start with a new, distinctive hood and carry on through custom designed carbon fiber front splitter and rear spoiler. As well, the car sports a unique side scoop inspired by that from the 1970 Dodge Charger R/T.

The car’s interior abounds with billet additions, along with Mopar Katzkin performance seats with red trim and stitching. The custom steering wheel includes prototype paddle shift controls for those dreaming of future options.

Mopar has been busy this year with their announcement of the limited edition 2011 Mopar Challenger and this all-black, fully accessorized version will be present in Las Vegas. The 2011 Mopar 10 Challenger is a limited production version of the production Challenger, fully accessorized by Mopar for enthusiasts. Available only in black with a choice of trim colors, the Mopar Challenger is expected to be an instant collectible car among Chrysler enthusiasts.

Mopar will also be showing the 2011 Challenger Drag Pack cars, with their V10 Viper power and race-only equipment setup. This is the the only factory-built V-10-powered race-ready drag car. The non-street legal Challenger 2011 Mopar V-10 Challenger Drag Pak is built with an 8.4-liter 512 cubic-inch engine with a 2-speed automatic transmission. Only 500 units will be built.

A total of 35 Chrysler vehicles will be on display at the 2010 SEMA Show, with an emphasis on their customization potential. Among the others are the 2011 Dodge Durango Citadel, a 2011 Wrangler Sahara Mopar Edition, the 2011 Jeep Street Cherokee, 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee Off-Road Edition and the Euro-spec Fiat 500. Check out the video for more detail on what’s new with these entrants.

Press Release:

Launching Off the Line: Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 Delivers New Levels of Performance With Loads More Torque, Horsepower and Maximum Handling

Dodge’s ultimate modern American muscle coupe, the Dodge Challenger SRT8 392, receives a big boost in horsepower and torque with the introduction of the legendary 392-cubic inch HEMI V8 powertrain for the street.

And the product story goes beyond the power rumbling under the hood.

Dodge performance loyalists asked for more power off the line, and the 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 answers the call with 470 horsepower and 470 lb.-ft. of torque. That’s 90 lb.-ft. more torque at 2,900 rpm compared with the previous 6.1-liter V-8 engine.

Building on its original mantra of a rear-drive coupe that delivers balance between form and function, the Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 also brings world-class ride and handling along with high-performance braking and the latest technology that delivers improved fuel efficiency.

New, highly damped shocks offer a firm ride that maintains the feel for everyday commuting while being fully capable for the more challenging situations. SRT engineers recalibrated the suspension geometry to improve Challenger’s balance, corning ability and steering responsiveness. Quicker steering ratios and new negative camber settings all around dramatically improve Challengers appetite for cornering.

The performance SRT-tuned, fully hydraulic steering system also has been improved with a new, heavy-duty pump and revised gearing to give drivers more direct feel and on-center response.

The result: the 2011 Challenger SRT8 392 is now more nimble and playfully “tossable” while still capable of an incredible .93g of lateral acceleration on the skid pad – the most of any production Challenger.

To kick off 2011-model year production, Dodge will build 1,492 Inaugural Edition models of the Challenger SRT8 392, all with exclusive content.

On the outside, Dodge is offering unique customization for those first 1,492 owners. Two colors and new full-body stripe combinations include Deep Water Blue with standard Stone White stripes or Bright White Clear Coat with standard Viper Blue stripes. All Inaugural Edition models will ride on standard 20-inch SRT-exclusive wheels that feature a polished face and satin black painted pockets.

Unique “392 HEMI” badges flank both fenders touting the historically significant V-8 engine. Mopar quad exhaust tips deliver the performance exhaust note while adding a serious muscle car styling cue. A larger front splitter and integrated front fender spats give this Challenger SRT8 392 better overall high-speed aerodynamics and balance.

A newly modified front fascia chin spoiler improves aerodynamics and is accent painted for a more aggressive look. The rear decklid spoiler also is completed in matching body color.

The race-inspired interior of the Challenger SRT8 392 Inaugural Edition features standard Smooth Pearl White leather-trimmed seats and dual blue stripes accented by unique blue stitching. Each of the front seats features an embroidered “392” just below the headrest. An exclusive, serialized “Inaugural Edition 392 HEMI” dash plaque, showing the sequential build number from 1 to 1,492, rounds out the exclusive interior content.

There’s a lot of history attached to the iconic 392 HEMI name.

The original 392 HEMI engine was introduced in 1957 model year Chrysler and Imperial products, replacing the 354 cubic-inch version of the original HEMI launched in 1951. The new and improved HEMI V-8 engine was quickly adopted by drag racers of all types, and following various historical speed runs on land and water, soon became affectionately referred to simply as the “92.”

After 1958, the 392 HEMI was gone as a production engine, but it still remains a legend. Collectors are now preserving many historic 392-powered race cars and hot rods and proudly displaying them on show car circuits.

In 2007, Mopar – Chrysler Group LLC’s service, parts and customer-care brand – helped celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original 392 by launching a modern, crate engine version of the 392 HEMI.

The 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 is built at the Brampton Assembly Plant in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, and will arrive in U.S. dealerships in the fourth quarter of 2010.