Fiat’s two SEMA 2014 concepts revealed

Fiat has produced a pair of concepts for November’s SEMA show, which will take place in Las Vegas.

The 500 Abarth Scorpion wears a striking red and white paintjob that serves to highlight the oversize scorpion graphic across the car’s front end.

Fiat 500 Abarth Scorpion Concept (2015 North American Spec) Front Side

Other exterior tweaks include the fitment of carbon fibre door mirror caps, tinted rear light clusters and a satin black rear valence that sits above an upgraded Abarth exhaust system. The cabin meanwhile features Katzkin leather upholstery with contrast stitching.

Similarly, the 500L Custom also sports a two-tone colour scheme. Furthermore, in addition to a lowered suspension set-up, it gets a front splitter and prototype lightweight wheels courtesy of Mopar.

Fiat 500L Custom Concept (2015 North American Spec) Front Side

Inside, the seats are covered in a mix of black Alcantara and red Katzkin leather. The dashboard panel meanwhile is finished in a shade of red which matches the bodywork.

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