Super Duty Trucks Lift Lamborghini Above SEMA Floor
The 11-foot stunt is a show display, with no word yet on whether the build will be offered for sale.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Trucks
Drivers and show-goers on the Las Vegas Strip-adjacent convention corridor saw a stacked display at SEMA 2026: custom Ford Super Duty trucks built by Elevation Off Grid lifted a Lamborghini Huracan STO 11 feet above the Las Vegas Convention Center floor. The company builds heavy-duty custom trucks and says its truck beds carry 10,000 pounds.
Why it matters
The stunt is a showcase of what aftermarket truck builders can do with Super Duty chassis and suspension, which matters to valley buyers who tow, haul and off-road. It is an exhibit at a trade show, not a product launch or a change to anything sold locally.
The display sat 11 feet above the convention center floor and combines to close to $1 million in vehicle value, according to the company. The builder says its truck beds are rated for 10,000 pounds (4,536 kg), though the source offers no independent test to confirm that figure.
The players
Elevation Off Grid
Custom heavy-duty truck builder that created the stacked Super Duty display at SEMA 2026.
The details
Elevation Off Grid, which builds custom heavy-duty trucks, stacked the display at SEMA 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. A Lamborghini Huracan STO was loaded onto a Super Duty car-hauling rig, and ramps carried that rig up onto two other shot trucks. The display uses LiquidSpring Smart Suspension components.
Timeline
SEMA 2026 ran in early November 2026, with the display installed at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Beyond the Strip
Super Duty builds like this one rely on the same aftermarket suspension and chassis parts that Las Vegas-area off-road and towing owners already buy. The SEMA display pushes that platform to an extreme, but it stays a demonstration rather than a new model.
If you are shopping for a Super Duty or planning a lifted build, this show gives you a look at what aftermarket shops can do with the platform. The display itself does not change prices, warranties or availability for anyone in the valley.
The takeaway
Treat show displays like this as a measure of what is possible, not a sign of what is for sale. If you are weighing a heavy-duty build, check the rated payload and suspension specs against your own towing and hauling needs before buying.
Further reading
For more on heavy-duty pickups and the builds behind them, browse the Trucks section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Carscoops.
