Mustang Dark Horse SC breaks cover in a Red Bull video featuring Max Verstappen

Published on January 14, 2026

A new Mustang has just been revealed. Not by Ford, but by Red Bull. It’s the 2026 Mustang Dark Horse SC, which is set to make its debut at the Detroit Auto Show.

Red Bull has just posted a YouTube video featuring Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen. It takes us through the entire history of the brand, right from the 1924 Model T and the Le Mans-winning GT40 to the brand-new Dark Horse SC.

The Mustang Dark Horse SC appears for a brief moment in the 24-minute-long video. The narrator calls it the most advanced and track-capable Dark Horse ever, but doesn’t reveal any details.In November, Ford had announced that it was planning to reveal a new street-legal performance car. The Dark Horse SC is probably the one. It is expected to be one of two new models that will be showcased at the Detroit Auto Show.

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