Manoli Katakis 
While there’s not a ton of news reflecting the 2021 Chevrolet Camaro, save for a few appearance packages, MC&T has discovered that pricing for the Michigan-made muscle car will remain the same as the 2020 model year for all body styles and all trim levels.
Below is a breakdown of the 2021 Chevrolet Camaro pricing, not including the $995 destination fee:
Coupe 1LS 1LS: $25,000
Coupe 1LT 1LT: $25,500
Convertible 1LT 1LT: $31,500
Coupe 2LT 2LT: $27,500
Convertible 2LT 2LT: $33,500
Coupe 3LT 3LT: $31,500
Convertible 3LT 3LT: $37,500
Coupe LT1 1LZ: $34,000
Convertible LT1 1LZ: $40,000
Coupe 1SS 1SS: $37,500
Convertible 1SS 1SS: $43,500
Coupe 2SS 2SS: $42,500
Convertible 2SS 2SS: $48,500
Coupe ZL1 1SE: $63,000
Convertible ZL1 1SE: $69,000
The 2021 Chevrolet Camaro will also come in several appearance packages. The most notable of which is the Wild Cherry Design Package, which MC&T was first to report on. There’s also the Black Accent Appearance Package, Red Accent Appearance Package, and a Satin Black Splitter/Side Rocker Package for the ’21 model year.
2021 Camaro start of production commenced on August 6th, but the official Chevrolet website has yet to publish a full configurator for the new model year. Stay tuned for that.
The sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro is expected to run its course by the 2023 model year, with a skeleton crew engineering team currently focusing on the program. By 2024, General Motors is allocating a purely electric vehicle at the Lansing Grand River Assembly plant, where the Camaro is currently built alongside the Cadillac CT4 and CT5. While it’s possible that an electric Camaro could be that product, it’s more than likely going to be a Cadillac, as GM has tasked its luxury brand as being the tip of the spear with regards to the company’s “all electric future” product strategy.
