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Since the demise of the Camaro, fans have been longing for its return and have been dissecting anything and everything they see and turning it into “proof” of a Camaro resurrection. It might sound like we’re painting fans of Chevrolet’s sports coupe as desperate automotive conspiracy theorists, but believe us, we’re not; we’re eager for a next-gen Camaro too (as long as it’s not an EV or Crossover).

Recently, GM posted to its Instagram a glimpse of the GM Design Tomorrow’s Vision Today exhibit that showcases modern designs done by GM’s vast team of designers. But eagle-eyed viewers spotted a rendering that shows a futuristic sports coupe that unmistakably looks like a future Chevrolet-made competitor for the Ford Mustang, giving fans renewed hope over the future of the iconic Camaro nameplate.

To longtime fans, the discovery feels like more than a coincidence. With GM’s track record of teasing future design language through concept sketches, many believe this could be the first glimpse at a reborn Camaro. However, there’s no official confirmation that the artwork represents any production-bound project.

The rendering appears to be one of several futuristic pieces included in the GM Design exhibit, showcasing concept art and potential styling directions from GM’s designers rather than confirmed vehicle programs. Nevertheless, enthusiasts can’t help but draw connections, particularly given recent comments from GM executives and renewed trademark filings that hint at a revival.

General Motors president Mark Reuss recently fueled speculation when he mentioned that the next-generation Camaro could be a “formula of beauty and a little bit of functionality and fun.” And back in June, GM renewed its “Panther” trademark. Which is a nod to the internal codename used during the Camaro’s original development in the 1960s.

Add to that the revelation GM Authority reported on of a crushed Camaro prototype back in the spring of 2024, reportedly an unpublicized concept car, and the dots start connecting for those following the next-gen Camaro revival saga. The prototype’s design reportedly shared certain proportions and surface cues with the newly spotted sketch, further fueling theories that GM might have been developing a successor before shelving the project.

Production of the sixth-generation Camaro wrapped in December of 2023 for the 2024 model year, marking the end of an era for Chevrolet’s storied pony car. Rumors had circulated that the nameplate might return as an EV sedan or crossover, but GM’s renewed commitment to internal combustion performance has reignited optimism that a proper two-door sports coupe could be in the cards.

For now, fans will have to settle for speculation and sketches. Still, in an era where GM’s future design direction seems to straddle both electric innovation and performance nostalgia, that small, hidden rendering might just be the most exciting glimpse yet of what could lie ahead for the Camaro nameplate.

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