We’re just beginning the 2024 calendar year, but in the automotive world, that already means we’re about halfway through the 2024 model year. And while we’re excited for plenty of brand-new vehicles coming down the pipeline, we already know there are some cars that won’t be sticking around for 2025.
Here’s a rundown of the cars being axed for the 2025 model year.
Chevrolet Camaro
ChevroletThe sixth-generation Camaro is ending production after the 2024 model year. The nameplate is expected to play some role in GM’s future EV lineup. But it’s not clear yet what type of vehicle (coupe, four-door coupe, coupe-like SUV?) that will be.
Ford Edge
FordFord is paring down its combustion vehicle lineup as it pivots to building more EVs. That means the Consumer Reports favorite Ford Edge will depart, allowing its Oakville, Ontario assembly plant to retool for electric vehicle production.
Mini Clubman
MiniMini confirmed to Top Gear that its four-door Clubman wagon will end production with a final edition during the 2024 model year, as Mini fleshes out its EV lineup and focuses on the Countryman crossover as its “big” vehicle.
Nissan Titan
NissanNissan has confirmed that 2024 will be the last model year for its Titan full-size pickup. The Titan has never drawn close to the sales volumes of its competitors. Eliminating it will help create space for new EV production at Nissan’s Canton, Mississippi facility.
