Chevrolet will stop production of the iconic Camaro coupe in January 2024, the company's press office said.
The current sixth generation Chevrolet Camaro debuted in 2016. Year after year, demand for it has steadily declined, and ultimately the model will go down in the annals of the brand as the most unpopular Camaro. By announcing the cessation of production of the model in advance, the company expects to give sales at least some impetus.
By the end of Camaro production, Chevrolet has prepared a special Collector's Edition styling package for the most expensive and high-performance modifications of the Camaro RS, Camaro SS and Camaro ZR1. It will be officially presented a little later.
The coupe is going down in history, but the company promises to keep the Camaro trademark in service, to which its fans on the Web immediately reacted by building hypotheses about the Camaro's rebirth into a hybrid or electric crossover or even into a new independent car brand under the auspices of General Motors. Be that as it may, but in the glorious history of the 55-year-long Chevrolet Camaro coupe, it seems that the last chapter has been completed.
Chevrolet announced the imminent end of production of the Camaro
