Chevrolet Camaro has been part of NASCAR over the years and has evolved over generations that reflected the design of street cars. Before the Next Gen era, the fifth-generation Camaro was introduced into the Xfinity Series in 2013, and the Cup Series in 2018, replacing the SS model. This change introduced a smoother, more violent appearance that was popular among fans, and such wins as the victory of Austin Dillon in the Daytona 500 in 2018 were outstanding. The car continued to provide a thrill on the track as it became accustomed to it.

With the Next Gen beginning in 2022, the Camaro ZL1 body will now be used as the standard among Chevrolet teams, with the focus on universality between manufacturers. Production of the sixth-generation Camaro was discontinued in December 2023, co

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