Short answer: highly unlikely. General Motors retired Holden in 2020, shuttering local design and sales while keeping parts and servicing support ticking along.
GM now sells select Chevrolets via GMSV, which scratches the V8 itch but doesn’t revive the lion badge.
There’s no credible plan on the table to bring Holden back, and reviving a full line-up would cost a packet for little upside.
Never say never, but don’t hold your breath—your grandkids might turn blue.

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