Atlanta, Georgia-based aftermarket automotive lighting company Morimoto has recently released a set of Lamborghini-inspired LED taillights for the 2016-2018 Chevy Camaro.
These taillights have a similar light signature to the Lamborghini Aventador’s factory LED taillights and are available with either red lenses or with a clear/smoked finish. The company says the lights “will swap directly in place of the original Camaro taillights” without modification and use all of the stock mounting points, as well as the factory light connectors. The lights are made of a polycarbonate lens, injection molded ABS housing and are of an “OE quality,” according to Morimoto.
“Inspired by the Lamborghini Aventador, while they look radical, they don’t look out of place like other aftermarket options,” the company says on its website. “The piano black finish matches the OEM trunk trim perfectly.”
Prices for these LED aftermarket taillights start at $553.32 on Morimoto’s website, which includes both taillights, as well as all the necessary connectors, rubber seals and wiring needed to install them at home in about 30 minutes. To reiterate, these taillights will only fit the 2016 to 2018 model-year Chevy Camaro, as the post-2018 models introduce a much different two-segment taillight design with more rounded light housings.
2016 Chevy Camaro with factory pre-update taillight design
Morimoto also has a number of other products available for the sixth-generation Chevy Camaro, including aftermarket LED headlamps, LED side markers and LED taillights for the facelifted post-2018 models. These Aventador-inspired taillights are potentially the most head-turning, though, giving the American sports coupe a much more exotic look from the rear – especially at nighttime.
Chevy Camaro owners interested in picking these lights up can purchase them via Morimoto’s website. The lights also come with a five-year factory-backed warranty.
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Terrible.its to boy racer
They didn’t know how to properly diffuse the light from the LEDs so each creates a bright spot and looks cheap. It actually takes some skills and optical modeling software to make it look uniform. GM has them done right even on the Malibu and Trailblazer.
When aftermarket Lambo doors aren’t tasteless enough.
Nice looking… But not $550 dollars nice! Besides the stock ones look great and belong on the car.
You should se the price on taillights on a 2017 Silverado LTZ
Anybody know of ANY for 2019 and up? I have a 2021 2SS and I can’t find any that will work yet. Thanks
I’m old school I like the production tail lights better.
I am a new school (although like old school very much too) and I like the production tail lights better.
Still waiting for worthy aftermarket… where it looks better, or at least good…
Lamborghini taillights on a Camaro ! If you want it to look like a Lamborghini buy a Lamborghini otherwise leave the Camaro alone.
I HAD A PAIR ON MY FIRST 2018 RS AND THEY LOOKED GREAT AND WITH ALL THE COMPLIMENTS I GOT THE FIRST TIME AROUND I WASN’T GOING TO BUT I CHANGED MY MIND AND WHEN I BOUGHT MY 2ND 2018 RS CONVERTIBLE THIS TIME. I’M GOING TO ORDER THEM AGAIN AND WHO KNOWS I JUST MIGHT DO THR FOORS TOO….LOL