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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.

 
Just before this year's “legendary DAYTONA 500 race,” Chevrolet showcased its Blazer EV.R NASCAR Prototype. Although it didn't see actual racing, the prototype previewed tomorrow's electric race cars. Here's a summary of its key highlights.

 
Chevy has consistently delivered some of the industry's most capable pickup trucks. The Silverado EV ZR2 concept recently took on the celebrated Mint 400 off-road race. This pure-electric racer tackled the arduous 73-mile loop, affirming its command over harsh environments. Chevy also fielded its gasoline Silverado ZR2 and Colorado ZR2 at the event.

 
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.

 
Corvette Racing celebrates its 24th year with major announcements for the 2022 season. Expanding its schedule for a global tour, the legendary team will eagerly participate in events that are sanctioned by the International Motor Sports Association, which is based in Florida. You'll also see the Corvette Racing drivers participate in the World Endurance Championship, governed by the FIA. With more than a decade of experience behind the wheel, Antonio Garcia will take a leading role in the IMSA events. Jordan Taylor will join him for the races in the GTD-Pro Corvette.