It’s November 3rd, and that means SEMA is bringing us the latest customized vehicles from a number of manufacturers. Chevy, for instance, brought more than 20 vehicles to showcase several accessories, including concepts and production pieces. Chevy’s major focus seems to be the Camaro. We’ve already seen the Chevy Camaro Redline Series Concept, Chevy Camaro SS Red Accent Package Concept, and the Chevy Camaro SS Black Accent Package, but that’s not all Chevy brought to SEMA.
Today, Chevy unveiled four more Camaro concepts, each based on the sixth-generation Camaro that’s set to launch later this year. Some of these concepts display available performance packages, while others showcase custom paint and technology that will probably never make it onto the official options list. The Krypton is an example of the latter.
If you recall, back in May we reported that GM had trademarked the names “Krypton” and “Camaro Krypton.” At the time, the rumor was the names would be used on a special variation of Camaro that would be used in the Batman v Superman movie, but obviously, that was all speculation that proved to be false. Instead, Chevy held onto the names and designed a car that was based on the luminescent qualities of the noble gas krypton, which is used in fluorescent lights. So how does that relate to the Chevy Camaro Krypton Concept? Read more to find out.
Continue reading to learn more about the Chevrolet Camaro Krypton Concept.
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