Just last week, Chevrolet posted a cryptic teaser video to social media, setting the stage for the debut of a new model variant for the C8 Corvette lineup. The short clip lacks any concrete ...

Chevrolet’s Corvette E-Ray is a landmark vehicle, and this had a $135,915 MSRP. It just sold at auction with under 150 miles ...

Chevy’s electrified E-Ray blends V8 thunder with front-axle electric torque. The result? A Corvette with supercar speed and ...

Perhaps a slightly more off-beat competitor to the Corvette E-Ray is the new Porsche 911 Carrera GTS T-Hybrid, but even it is way pricier, starting at AU$381,200 (US$245,000). While the E-Ray may ...

Just last week, Chevrolet teased a new C8 Corvette variant, showing off a stylized “X” logo and leading to speculation that the Bow Tie brand was about to drop a new ultra-high-performance ...

But during a recent ride with GM President Mark Reuss, he found himself doing exactly that—just listening in awe as the prototype Corvette ZR1 under him casually delivered over 1,000 horsepower.

There is one big disappointment in the new ZR1, though: It ships first as a 2025 model, which means it comes with Corvette’s old interior, including the unfortunate row of buttons that awkwardly ...

1016 Industries has debuted a new widebody kit for the updated Cullinan ... That’s as much as a Corvette Stingray fresh off the showroom floor. The price increases to $70,000 for the standard ...

The sheer amount of engineering ingenuity that went into the new Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 truly deserves reading up on. Simply put, GM cranked out the most powerful sports car from a major American ...

In C/D's exclusive first instrumented test, the new ZR1 hit 60 mph in 2.2 seconds. It also blasted through the quarter-mile in 9.5 seconds at 149 mph. Those numbers make this Corvette ZR1 the ...

but I didn’t expect the Corvette’s responses to be capable of this level of subtlety. The brakes, ceramic discs identical in size to the Z06’s but with new, long strands of carbon fiber with ...

Still, none of that changes the car’s incredible performance and how approachable it is. Despite the Corvette costing a fraction of what you'd spend on either, I'd readily pit it against something ...