GM may have just revealed it's ending its ICE car lineup in 2028
Gas trucks and crossovers will survive, but this could be curtains for Camaro as we know it
Not ICE crossovers and trucks, mind you — they’re still very much in the mix. And we should clarify this slide specifies an exit from “non-profitable” ICE cars, meaning the Corvette is unlikely to be going away anytime soon. We’ll still hedge our bets on an electrified version popping up sooner rather than later, of course.
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But as for the rest of its non-crossover/truck lineup? There’s every chance in the world there won’t be another Camaro, Malibu, or Spark — at least not in the forms we know them today.
It’s also interesting to note GM expects to see an “ICE-like” profit margin out of its EV business by the end of this decade. Given the barrels of money it’s plowing into those programs, it’d better hope that happens.
What do you think? Is GM’s apparent plan to follow Ford and deep-six most of its traditionally-powered cars a wise move? Or will that leave its cupboard a bit bare of vehicles at entry-level price points? Sound off with your thoughts in the comments.