Chevy to Discontinue Camaro Production, Future Uncertain.

General Motors has announced that it will stop manufacturing the current generation of the Chevrolet Camaro early next year, with the last of the 2024 model year cars coming off the assembly line in January. While GM has not announced an immediate successor, it has hinted that another generation may be in the works, likely to be electric. Sales of the Camaro have been tailing off, with only 24,652 sold last year compared to 72,705 in 2016. The move comes as traditional gas-powered muscle cars are being phased out due to strict government fuel economy regulations and an accelerating shift toward electric vehicles.