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Though neither of these dramatic Corvette concept cars will be produced, they offer a fascinating look at possible future directions. The Corvette CX and CX.R Vision Gran Turismo reflect Chevrolet's global design prowess and underscore the automaker's performance lineage.

 
The new 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 keeps highlighting its sensational performance abilities. As a world-class sports car, it is designed to provide driving dynamics that are truly in a class of their own. Its exceptional speed, handling, and precision are sure to amaze you. Recently, Chevy featured the Corvette ZR1 on a U.S. track tour with experienced General Motors drivers at the controls.

 
An exciting development is taking place in the intersection of motorsports and public safety. The technology created by Pratt Miller Motorsports, the team behind Corvette Racing, is being adapted to protect first responders. At CES 2025, Oshkosh, a manufacturer of industrial trucks, introduced how they're leveraging racing-inspired technology to help prevent accidents involving emergency vehicles. This adaptation of Corvette Racing's advanced monitoring systems could save lives on the road.

 
The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is shaping up to be one of the world's fastest production cars. General Motors President Mark Reuss recently drove the ZR1 on a test track in Germany, reaching an incredible top speed of 233 mph. No production car under $1 million has achieved this kind of performance. The Corvette ZR1 consistently exceeded 230 mph during multiple test runs, setting a new benchmark for American sports cars.

 
The longest-running nameplate of any vehicle now on the road, the Corvette, will celebrate its 70th birthday in 2023. Corvette has pushed the limits of technology, performance, and flair for eight generations while staying an approachable cultural icon.

The 2023 Corvette Z06 was auctioned off for $1 million to benefit the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. This latest generation of the Corvette is sure to be a hit with car enthusiasts and collectors alike, thanks to its cutting-edge design and performance. The proceeds from this auction will help support students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). We applaud the commitment from Chevrolet to education and helping young people achieve their dreams.

 
For the longest time, the Chevy Corvette was a staple of how good a front-engine, rear-wheel drive, V8-powered sports car could be. However, with the newest C8 generation of Corvette, Chevy has redesigned the Corvette from the ground up. The C8 is the first Corvette not to be front-engined, and it will be the first to get enhanced with electric motors.

 
The Corvette has always been an American classic. It debuted in 1953 as a two-seater sports car and has evolved into the 8th generation C8 model. The Corvette has had a long and exciting history, with many different models and redesigns along the way. Here is a look at the Corvette history from C1 to C8.