Overview

• MotorTrend-sourced reports say the Camaro EV will use GM’s Ultium platform with 85 kWh and 102 kWh battery packs sourced from the Blazer EV, delivering EPA ranges near 279 and 334 miles respectively.
• An SS dual-motor AWD variant is projected to produce about 615 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque using the Blazer EV SS powertrain.
• Rumors indicate a tri-motor ZL1 model could harness GMC Hummer EV components to push output toward 1,000 hp in an extreme performance trim.
• Estimated prices span from roughly $35,000 for base versions to around $65,500 for high-end trims, underscoring Chevrolet’s value proposition in the EV performance segment.
• None of these technical details have been officially confirmed by Chevrolet, leaving key specifications and final trim decisions unverified ahead of its fall 2026 launch.