The Icon Returns: Reimagining the 2026 Chevrolet El Camino!

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Introduced in 1959, just two years after the Ford Ranchero, the Chevrolet El Camino made a bold statement on American roads. Built on a modified platform from the Brookwood two-door station wagon, it was Chevrolet’s first pickup truck with a steel floor, moving away from the traditional wood floor. This innovation helped the El Camino beat the more conservative Ranchero by 50 percent upon its initial launch.

Sadly, the El Camino ended production in 1987, leaving a lasting legacy for car enthusiasts. But what if we could reimagine this legend in 2026?
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[ManMountainMetals]

El Camino/ Caballero is a car truck. What you rendered looks way more like a truck than it does a car.

[benhaymond]

If you're going to bring back the El Camino make it look like a freaking El Camino don't make it look like a truck

[JasonHoffman-hq]

To do it justice take the Malibu or the Impala and put a truck bed on that frame and keep it low. IMHO.

[saywhaaaa]

Good video, but turn down the flashing it made it hard to watch

[cecful]

I would love to buy one of those for myself they would be very nice ❤

[jean-pierrerobitaille]

This rendered picture is perfect! I wouldn’t be surprised that the people at GM would do something about it. I don’t think it would be big enough for a V8 but surely enough for that 2.0 turbo ltr @280 hp with a 10 speed transmission like they put in them little Cadillacs. Sure would bring attention!

[raybrickles]

Just bring the Holden Ute over to America.

[mconfluence]

This would be a great looking truck/car, but the v-8 would take it over the top. The grand-slam would be a manual transmission behind the v-8 engine.

[aureliogarcia]

I'll guess we'll need to wait and see how it looks if its a reality!

[robhutchins]

I have a 1973 El Camino it was my project truck it had a 400 small block 6.6 out of my old ta fire bird but I love the new el Camino style the future of the new roads

[tommcconathy]

I think y'all should stop talking about vehicles that will never be. Just build it if you imagine it. Stop playing on the computer and get out in the garage.

[chuckdavis]

Just 2 doors please...no passenger space...that would be a seller...and access to the bed while flat footed on the pavement

[josephzimmerman]

That new "el camino" has nothing an el camino has or even looked like, that looks like more of a Colorado or some other sad chevrolet model. That was by far the worst "remake" of a classic

[Todd-hp]

Ummm ... the Golden Ute??? GM already has an el Camino.... just like how they did the 2005 GTO ... the El Camino has just been in Australia this entire time ... there's no need for useless renderings when it already exists

[juice]

What you rendered looks like a Hyundai mixed with a Colorado not a car truck.

[loribonner]

It looks NOTHING like an El Camino it looks like an S10 ...UGLY

[Mynamejack]

Nothing about this shit says el Camino!!!! A kitted up Colorado if anything 😂😂😂😂😂

[StephenEwing-ph]

How about a two door all electric driver hybrid with 400 horse+. I was thinking of a turbo charged V8 but knew that would not fly in today's market. We have been building trains for 80+ years with all electric driver and a massive diesel engine generator that could power many things no just the vehicle. Ford actually tried to touch on this idea with the lighting but then they messed it up and forgot the diesel powered generator that would be able to power a home if needed. Could Chevy actually get it right? No car makers have to this date! A small company in Canada is soon going to overrun the larger truck industry in a few short years. Doing exactly that all electric driver diesel trucks that can run down the road all day long and save the owner 30 % in fuel savings. Without destroying the world trying to make batteries that kill our environment and influence inflation buy using up precious metals. We have the tech to save 30% with out destroying the environment and economy, and just won't. And we made CFL bulbs even though LED had been invented already. God forbid we could power a home with a car or go camping for a week or any of the other amazing things a small power plant could actually do.Just imagine the power goes out and you still have power, go figure we can't have that. God forbid!!! May I just ask what is wrong with this world. We as a consumer can't even get safety in an automobile. That in it self is supposed to be safer.
All I can say is I hope they don't just make it a cookie cutter, and stick with the theme of an inspiring story

[Darkeiser.]

Is this a joke because if he down 100% I got a Santa cruz because I like the styling

[ceez]

That’s a pickup truck not an El Camino. Get it right.