Chevrolet Camaro manufacturing has formally ended, for now, bringing the curtain down on the Common Motors pony automobile’s second act.

Chevrolet spokesperson Trevor Thompkins confirmed to Motor Authority the ultimate sixth-generation Camaro rolled off the meeting line on Dec. 14. Chevy hasn’t formally confirmed that the Camaro nameplate is being retired, however with no successor in line, it is positively taking at the very least a hiatus.

This is not the primary time the Camaro has gone away. GM halted manufacturing with the fourth-generation mannequin (and its Pontiac Firebird twin) after the 2002 mannequin yr, following 35 years of steady manufacturing. However the retro development that reinvigorated the Ford Mustang and impressed a relaunch of the Dodge Challenger (which can be lastly ending manufacturing this month) satisfied GM to launch a brand new fifth-generation Camaro for the 2010 mannequin yr.

The sixth-generation Camaro arrived for the 2016 mannequin yr boasting a svelter form and extra agile dealing with. It additionally launched a turbo-4 engine to the lineup (though it was dropped for 2024) and featured a 650-hp ZL1 mannequin catering to fans.

Chevy introduced in March that the Camaro would bow out after the 2024 mannequin yr. To mark the top of manufacturing, the 2024 Camaro obtained a Collector’s Version bundle with distinctive styling options however no efficiency upgrades. Its Panther Black Metallic Tintcoat exterior end references the Panther codename used throughout the authentic Camaro’s improvement, and is matched by satin-black accent stripes and black 20-inch wheels.

Future Camaro incarnations will probably tackle a really completely different type. Rumors circulating in 2021 pointed to an electrical efficiency sedan. Different hypothesis factors to an electrical SUV, one thing that is additionally been rumored as a part of an expanded Corvette lineup. Whether or not it is a sedan, a coupe, or SUV, an EV sporting the Camaro badge could be according to GM’s beforehand said “aspiration” to make its passenger automobile lineup all-electric by 2035.