Brian Malczewski, a lead exterior designer at General Motors, recently shared a rendering from 2018 on the General Motors Design Instagram page. The rendering showcases a Chevy-branded sports coupe with a striking resemblance to the Camaro.
In his post, Malczewski mentioned the intriguing sketch from 2018 and wondered what it was for.
While the rendering bears similarities to the Camaro with its long nose, broad fenders, small passenger compartment, and short rear deck, it does not represent the latest sixth-gen model released in 2016. The purpose behind this rendering remains a mystery.
Malczewski has also contributed to the design of the sixth-gen Camaro. He shared another rendering on his Instagram page that closely resembles the production model, except for the exaggerated size of the fenders.
The current generation of the Camaro is nearing its retirement, with the 2024 model year being its last. The assembly of the vehicle will conclude in January 2024.
To bid farewell to the sixth-gen model, Chevrolet introduced the Camaro Collector’s Edition. This edition is available for the LT/RS, LT1, SS, and ZL1 trims and offers unique features such as Panther Black paint, a revised body kit, and a panther emblem on the steering wheel.
The ZL1 Collector’s Edition is limited to only 350 units and features a matte-finish Panther Black paint. Customers who purchase this edition will also receive a Shinola Canfield Sport watch with a serial number corresponding to the car’s steering wheel.
While the Camaro’s future remains uncertain, Chevrolet Global Vice President Scott Bell stated that the end of the current generation does not mean the end of the Camaro’s story. The Camaro name may continue in some form, although no official details have been released regarding its return.
For more information and discussions about the Camaro, you can watch the episode of “Rambling About Cars” below: