During Chevrolet’s official press conference at the Detroit Motor Show 2015, a teaser image showing five new models from the American marque was showcased on screen. It has since emerged that one of those new vehicles could have in fact been the sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro.
The keen eyes at Camaro News managed to snap a picture of the image shown during the Chevrolet press conference and one of the cars present certainly appears to be a Camaro. As a reminder, Chevrolet is in the midst of developing the latest generation Camaro and previous reports have indicated that it will in fact debut sometime during 2015.
From the front, we expect to see slightly slimmer headlights as well as thoroughly revised grilles and possibly the same ‘flowtie’ badge as the current Camaro Z/28. Elsewhere, test mules recently spotted appear to feature even narrow windows including a heavily raked rear window.
At the rear, the sixth-gen Chevrolet Camaro will adopt brand new taillights pinned to take some design inspiration from the latest Corvette.
Beyond the extensive visual changes, the new Camaro will feature a host of mechanical upgrades over the current car. Most notably, the car will ride on the same General Motors Alpha platform as the Cadillac ATS sedan and coupe and could also be available with the same 2.0-litre four-cylinder as the current ATS and CTS. Elsewhere in the range, V6 and V8 options are all but inevitable.
[Via Camaro News]
