Price Range: $50,000-$70,000
Reports suggest that General Motors is gearing up to introduce an SUV variation of the legendary Camaro muscle car, anticipated to hit production lines within the next few years. This news surfaces following rumours of an upcoming Corvette SUV by the same automaker. Details regarding the Camaro SUV are still scarce; however, it's projected to utilize GM’s acclaimed Ultium battery-electric platform. This shift to electric may spark debate among traditional muscle car enthusiasts, yet it promises to cater to the growing demand for EV technology.
Potential buyers could expect diversity in this crossover's lineup, possibly including both two-door and four-door models. The concept image featured here gives a hint of how the electric two-door Camaro SUV could present itself. There’s also talk that GM may broaden the Camaro's horizon, transforming it into a standalone Chevrolet sub-brand which would pave the way for an array of Camaro-inspired designs, like a sedan or even an electric sports vehicle.
Mirroring the current market strategy of the Corvette and Camaro sports cars, it's predicted that the Camaro SUV will position itself as a more wallet-friendly counterpart to the Corvette SUV, offering consumers a taste of luxury at a more accessible price point.
What's New for 2025?
An all-new Camaro SUV is poised to join the lineup of 30 vehicles General Motors aims to introduce by 2025. Anticipated to hit the market in the 2025 model year, this vehicle aspires to capture the spirit of the storied Camaro coupe, which may be seeing its final year in 2024.
While details on the electric Camaro SUV are sparse, with production still some distance away, we're eager to learn more once it's officially announced. We anticipate that this model will command a higher price point than existing gasoline variants due to its enhanced features and potential for superior performance.
