General Motors Japan announced the minor-changed sports coupe "Chevrolet Camaro" on Friday, January 10th. Simultaneously, a limited edition model "Heritage Edition" with a special body color will also be released in limited quantities.

The Chevrolet Camaro receives a facelift. Its front design, inspired by the "SHOCK concept car" unveiled in Las Vegas in 2018, has been adopted. By changing the center bar to the body color, its presence is enhanced, and the position of the Chevrolet bowtie emblem has been altered, contributing to a more aggressive image.

Furthermore, the "Cloud Streaming Navigation," a fully connected in-car navigation system jointly developed by GM Japan and Zenrin DataCom, is now standard equipment, enabling autonomous navigation even in environments where GPS positioning is unavailable, such as tunnels. Additionally, a new "Tire Fill Alert" function, which notifies the driver with an alert sound when the correct tire pressure is reached during inflation, is also provided as standard.

There are no changes to the powertrain. The Camaro LT RS and Convertible are equipped with a 2.0-liter inline 4-cylinder engine. The Camaro SS features a 6.0-liter V8 engine that produces a maximum output of 333 kW (453 ps) and a maximum torque of 617 Nm.

Five body colors are available for all grades. Prices are 5.56 million yen for the LT RS, 6.43 million yen for the Convertible, and 7.10 million yen for the SS.

The "Heritage Edition," released as a special model with a total of 90 units, features a new Rally Green Metallic body color. In homage to Camaro's glorious history, this color is a deeper, more refined, and modern shade than the Rally Green used in the first-generation Camaro.

Additionally, white pearl rally stripes are applied as exclusive decals for the coupe.

The interior combines a sharp Jet Black for the coupe with a sophisticated Kalahari brown for the convertible. The SS model is further enhanced with sporty black wheels, giving it a stylish finish.

Sales numbers and prices are as follows: 30 units of the LT RS for 5.65 million yen, 20 units of the Convertible for 6.45 million yen, and 40 units of the SS for 7.48 million yen.

Spec
Chevrolet Camaro
Chevrolet Camaro Heritage Edition
Body Dimensions | Length 4,785 x Width 1,900 x Height 1,345 mm (Convertible height is 1,350 mm)
Wheelbase | 2,810 mm
Vehicle Weight | (LT RS) 1,560 kg (Convertible) 1,680 kg (SS) 1,710 kg
Engine | (LT RS/Convertible) 1,998 cc Inline 4-cylinder DOHC
| (SS) 6,153 cc V8
Maximum Output | (LT RS/Convertible) 202 kW (275 ps) / 5,500 rpm
| (SS) 333 kW (453 ps) / 5,700 rpm
Maximum Torque | (LT RS/Convertible) 400 Nm (40.8 kgm) / 3,000-4,000 rpm
| (SS) 617 Nm (62.9 kgm) / 4,600 rpm
Transmission | (LT RS/Convertible) 8-speed AT (SS) 10-speed AT
Drivetrain | FR
Tires | (LT RS/Convertible) Front P245/40R20 95V Rear P245/40R20 95V
| (SS) Front P245/40ZR20 95Y Rear P275/35ZR20 98Y
Seating Capacity | 4 people
Price | (LT RS) 5.56 million yen (Convertible) 6.43 million yen (SS) 7.10 million yen
Heritage Edition Sales Quantity | (LT RS) 30 units (Convertible) 20 units (SS) 40 units
Heritage Edition Price | (LT RS) 5.65 million yen (Convertible) 6.45 million yen (SS) 7.48 million yen