2024SVE Chevrolet Camaroyenko / SE enters the final with a power of up to 1500 hp.
The 2024 model marks the end of the 6th generation Chevrolet Camaro. Chevrolet did not abandon the iconic nameplate, but did not confirm the timing of the successor's appearance and did not say whether it looks like the current Camaro. Thus, Specialty Vehicle Engineering (SVE) can build the last round of Yenko Camaros, but is already building it.
The new Chevy Camaro Yenko/SE 2024 is the latest modern Yenko Camaro, at least for now. SVE, based in New Jersey, licenses the Yenko trademark, which became famous in the 1960s thanks to the Yenko Chevrolet dealer in Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania.
In 2024, Sve will offer Stage I, Stage II and Stage III upgrades, all using the Camaro SS with the 1LE performance package as a starting point. The Stage I and Stage II versions use 1 6.2-liter supercharged V-8, based on the 6.8-liter General Motors LT6 subcompact engine used in the production Camaro SS. Power is 1,150 hp and 910 lb-ft for Stage I, 1200 hp. and 1000 lb-ft for Stage II, and an increase of 100 hp for Stage I compared to the 2023 model, but an increase of 50 hp and 40 lb-ft for Stage II.
The new Stage III 2024 update is equipped with a 7.0-liter V-8 engine based on GM6, a 6-liter supercharged iron block engine. This version develops 1,500 hp and 1,280 lb-ft. The Stage II and Stage III versions are only available with a 6-speed manual transmission from the production Camaro SS, while the Stage I uses a standard 10-speed automatic transmission.
Most of the performance characteristics are borrowed from the 1LE factory kit, including magnetic shock absorbers, an electronic high-friction differential and heavy-duty cooling systems with double outboard radiators, transmission coolers and rear differential. The functional front splitter and rear spoiler in the 1LE configuration, as well as the Recaro seat, are also preserved. Sve adds forged aluminum wheels, side strips and a carbon fiber hood with a bucket.
SVE plans to build Stage I and Stage II2024 Camaro Yenko/SE models 50 and Stage III versions 100, respectively. Prices start at £87,995 for a first phase package. The prices for the II and III stages are $89,995 and $1,129,995, respectively.
Hennessy has also launched its own version of the 1000 hp Camaro called the "Final Edition", this product is a special version of the branded Exorcist Camaro ZL1 upgrade package. Just 57 years after the release of the camaro, it was built at a price of 54,950 yen plus the cost of the Camaro ZL1 donor car supplied by the customer.
Chevy has its own wires for the Camaro, but they are a little more tamer. This is a collector's edition with unique design features, but without performance enhancement.
