The Camaro rumor mill has gone into overdrive over a sketch that likely means nothing
- GM Design shared photos and video from its Tomorrow’s Vision Today showcase.
- One sketch caught attention, appearing to preview a futuristic Chevrolet Camaro.
- Despite the rumors, it’s just a concept sketch with likely no tie to future models.
Last week, GM Design released a series of pictures showing their Tomorrow’s Vision Today exhibit. They billed it as a “mix of wall-mounted and floating frames” that “showcase a myriad of rendering styles and techniques from our talented design team.”
While that hardly raises an eyebrow, people quickly noticed a sketch of a futuristic sports car that appears to be a proposal for a new Chevrolet Camaro. It can be seen hanging from the ceiling and incorporates classic cues as well as some new additions.
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Notably, the greenhouse and roofline recall the sixth-generation model, which went out of production in late 2023. Elsewhere, we can see an interesting front fender treatment that echoes the one found on the Blazer EV.
Continuing further back, the model has a heavily stylized rear end with a pronounced spoiler and what appears to be a ventilated fascia. They’re joined by a unique bumper, which has an X-shaped accent.
In essence, usual design studio stuff. However, that didn’t stop the rumor mill from kicking into high gear and suggesting this was part of a teaser campaign for an all-new Camaro.
That’s honestly a pretty wild leap, considering designers are always sketching new ideas. Furthermore, the sketch could be old considering the Blazer EV-like elements.
The same exhibition also included a futuristic Cadillac, but no one’s claiming it’s the next CT5, CT6, or Celestiq. More interestingly, the rumor mill failed to notice a far more extreme coupe that was shown a few days earlier.
This one appears to be a far more aggressive take on the Corvette as its ventilated rear end shows an aggressive diffuser and a sweeping spoiler. By golly, it’s the first look at the all-new Corvette C9 and it’s coming in 2027!
No, it’s not. It’s just a cool design and it likely means nothing, like the others.
