Rydeen Rolls into SEMA 2026 with New TOMBO Digital Mirrors, MiNy360X, and a Custom VANkulture Pacifica

TORRANCE, CALIF. — Rydeen Mobile Electronics will debut the new TOMBO 360TX and TOMBO 360DX at the 2026 SEMA Show, alongside the MiNy360 Series and its AHD Digital Platform. The centerpiece of Booth #10109, North Hall, is a custom Chrysler Pacifica built by VANkulture, equipped with the TOMBO 360TX and ready for live demos.

VANkulture's Pacifica debuted in August at Roadkill Nights as one of two Pacifica concepts Chrysler unveiled. It's lowered 2.5 inches on 20-inch Vossen wheels and runs a custom ProCharger on its 3.6L V6. Inside, it's all Rydeen. The TOMBO 360TX gives the driver a 360-degree surround view with proximity radar, right in the rearview mirror.

"We wanted our SEMA booth to show our products in action," said Phil Maeda, President and CEO of Rydeen Mobile Electronics. "The Pacifica lets dealers and installers see our technology where it belongs: installed in a vehicle and keeping the driver safer."

The SEMA lineup: TOMBO 360TX (new): a 360-degree surround view digital rearview mirror with proximity radar, 3-channel recording and two external waterproof cameras. TOMBO 360DX (new): the same surround view and radar platform with 2-channel recording and one external waterproof camera. MiNy360X ($289 MSRP): a hardwired 360-degree dash cam with proximity radar, built for install shops and fleets. MiNy360 ($199 MSRP): 360-degree recording in a 12-volt plug-and-play model, with proximity radar available as an add-on. AHD Digital Platform: one scalable safety platform that connects Rydeen's mirrors, dash cams and cameras, so shops can start with one product and build to a complete system.