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2026 Corvette ZR1X: Preproduction model shown throughout. Actual production models may vary.

2026 Corvette ZR1X: Preproduction model shown throughout.
Actual production models may vary.

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Explore the history of an icon

Passion, performance and innovation have powered Corvette more than 70 years.

1953-1962

Inspired by a concept vehicle, Corvette races into production and an icon is born.

A White Classic Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Parked Outdoors with Large Gray Text That Reads C1 and Smaller Text That Reads Explore Generation One.

Fast facts:

  • Only 300 produced in the first year — all in Polo White
  • The Small Block V-8 engine is introduced in 1955
  • Fuel injection debuts in 1957, elevating performance 
  • In 1960, Corvette makes racing debut at Le Mans® 

On screen:

  • C1 Corvette models featured on “Route 66” (1960-64)

1963-1967

Revolutionary in style and performance, the all-new Sting Ray is an instant classic.

A White Classic Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Parked Outdoors with Large Gray Text That Reads C2 and Smaller Text That Reads Explore Generation Two.

Fast facts:

  • Iconic “split window” coupe introduced in 1963
  • Z06 performance package also debuts in 1963
  • Disc brakes and the Big Block engine appear in 1965
  • Performance reaches new peak with “427/435” engine in 1967

On screen:

  • TV show “Stingray” features a C2 Corvette (1985-87)

1968-1982

The C3 generation’s curvaceous styling defined Corvette for nearly 15 years.

A Red Classic Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Parked Outdoors with Large Gray Text That Reads C3 and Smaller Text That Reads Explore Generation Three.

Fast facts:

  • The ZR1 performance package debuts in 1970 
  • The 500,000th Corvette is produced in 1977
  • Corvette paces the Indianapolis 500® in 1978 
  • Electronic fuel injection debuts in 1982

On screen:

  • Radically customized C3 Corvette in “Corvette Summer” (1978)

1984-1996

Corvette reflects high-tech Eighties with advanced technologies and all-new design.

A Red Chevrolet Corvette C4 Convertible Displayed Against a Black Background With Large Gray Text Reading “C4.”

Fast facts:

  • All-new architecture with stronger body structure
  • Renewed performance with Tuned Port Injection in 1985
  • In 1990, Corvette ZR-1 is dubbed “King of the Hill”
  • One-millionth Corvette is produced in 1992

On screen:

  • A C4 Corvette is used on “The A-Team” (1983-87)

1997-2004

A complete redesign and new technology usher Corvette into the modern era.

A Silver Chevrolet Corvette C5 Convertible Shown From the Front on a Black Background With Large Gray Text Reading “C5.”

Fast facts:

  • Rear-mounted transmission improves handling
  • LS1 5.7-liter V-8 engine introduced with the C5
  • Z06 model returns to lineup in 2001
  • C5-R racing team wins at Daytona, Sebring and Le Mans

On screen:

  • A C5 Corvette takes a plunge in “XXX” (2002)

2005-2013

Corvette design evolves and performance capability continues to climb.

A Silver Chevrolet Corvette C6 Convertible Driving on a Road With a Brown Landscape in the Background and Large Gray Text Reading “C6.”

Fast facts:

  • The first Corvette with 400 horsepower standard
  • C6 Z06 features racing-inspired aluminum chassis
  • The 1.5-millionth Corvette is produced in 2009
  • C6.R race cars dominate GT1 and GT2 classes

On screen:

  • A C6 Corvette is featured in a “Burn Notice” chase scene (2009)

2014-2019

A sharper design and new powertrains help keep Corvette at the forefront.

A Black Chevrolet Corvette C7 Coupe Positioned at an Angle on a Dark Background With Large Gray Text Reading “C7.”

Fast facts:

  • Return of the Corvette Stingray
  • C7 Corvette paces Indy 500® in 2013, 2014, 2017 and 2019
  • Supercharged LT5 engine in the ZR1 makes 755 horsepower
  • 2018 Carbon 65 model marks Corvette’s 65th anniversary

On screen:

  • C7 Corvette Stingray seen in “Captain America: The Winter Solider” (2014)

2020-2026

Historic change to mid-engine layout drives the Corvette into supercar territory.

A Silver Chevrolet Corvette C8 Coupe Positioned at an Angle on a Dark Background With Large Gray Text Reading “C8.”

Fast facts:

  • All-new technologies include dual-clutch transmission
  • Corvette E-Ray is first with eAWD
  • Corvette ZR1X has next-level power: 1,250 combined* hp

On screen:

  • C8 Corvette Stingray featured in “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” (2023)
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1953-1962

Inspired by a concept vehicle, Corvette races into production and an icon is born.

A White Classic Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Displayed Against a Dark Background with Large Gray Text That Reads C1.

Fast facts:

  • Only 300 produced in the first year — all in Polo White
  • The Small Block V-8 engine is introduced in 1955
  • Fuel injection debuts in 1957, elevating performance
  • In 1960, Corvette makes racing debut at Le Mans®

On screen:

  • C1 Corvette models featured on “Route 66” (1960-64)

1963-1967

Revolutionary in style and performance, the all-new Sting Ray is an instant classic.

A White Classic Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Displayed Against a Dark Background with Large Gray Text That Reads C2.

Fast facts:

  • Iconic “split window” coupe introduced in 1963
  • Z06 performance package also debuts in 1963
  • Disc brakes and the Big Block engine appear in 1965
  • Performance reaches new peak with “427/435” engine in 1967

On screen:

  • TV show “Stingray” features a C2 Corvette (1985-87)

1968-1982

The C3 generation’s curvaceous styling defined Corvette for nearly 15 years.

A Red Classic Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Displayed Against a Dark Background with Large Gray Text That Reads C3.

Fast facts:

  • The ZR1 performance package debuts in 1970
  • The 500,000th Corvette is produced in 1977
  • Corvette paces the Indianapolis 500® in 1978
  • Electronic fuel injection debuts in 1982

On screen:

  • Radically customized C3 Corvette in “Corvette Summer” (1978)

1984-1996

Corvette reflects high-tech Eighties with advanced technologies and all-new design.

A Red Chevrolet Corvette C4 Convertible Positioned at an Angle on a Black Background With Large Gray Text Reading “C4.”

Fast facts:

  • All-new architecture with stronger body structure
  • Renewed performance with Tuned Port Injection in 1985
  • In 1990, Corvette ZR-1 is dubbed “King of the Hill”
  • One-millionth Corvette is produced in 1992

On screen:

  • A C4 Corvette is used on “The A-Team” (1983-87)

1997-2004

A complete redesign and new technology usher Corvette into the modern era.

A Silver Chevrolet Corvette C5 Convertible Driving Forward With a Blue Light Streak Behind It on a Black Background With Large Gray Text Reading “C5.”

Fast facts:

  • Rear-mounted transmission improves handling
  • LS1 5.7-liter V-8 engine introduced with the C5
  • Z06 model returns to lineup in 2001
  • C5-R racing team wins at Daytona, Sebring and Le Mans

On screen:

  • A C5 Corvette takes a plunge in “XXX” (2002)

2005-2013

Corvette design evolves and performance capability continues to climb.

A Silver Chevrolet Corvette C6 Convertible Positioned at an Angle on a Black Background With Large Gray Text Reading “C6.”

Fast facts:

  • The first Corvette with 400 horsepower standard
  • C6 Z06 features racing-inspired aluminum chassis
  • The 1.5-millionth Corvette is produced in 2009
  • C6.R race cars dominate GT1 and GT2 classes

On screen:

  • A C6 Corvette is featured in a “Burn Notice” chase scene (2009)

2014-2019

A sharper design and new powertrains help keep Corvette at the forefront.

A Black Chevrolet Corvette C7 Coupe Displayed on a Dark Surface With Large Gray Text Reading “C7.”

Fast facts:

  • Return of the Corvette Stingray
  • C7 Corvette paces Indy 500® in 2013, 2014, 2017 and 2019
  • Supercharged LT5 engine in the ZR1 makes 755 horsepower
  • 2018 Carbon 65 model marks Corvette’s 65th anniversary

On screen:

  • C7 Corvette Stingray seen in “Captain America: The Winter Solider” (2014)

2020-2026

Historic change to mid-engine layout drives the Corvette into supercar territory.

A Silver Chevrolet Corvette C8 Coupe Displayed on a Dark Surface With Red Lighting in the Background and Large Gray Text Reading “C8.”

Fast facts:

  • All-new technologies include dual-clutch transmission
  • Corvette E-Ray is first with eAWD
  • Corvette ZR1X has next-level power: 1,250 combined* hp

On screen:

  • C8 Corvette Stingray featured in “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” (2023)
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Performance expressions

From crate engines to custom builds and restorations, explore the Chevrolet Performance community

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Performance expressions

From crate engines to custom builds and restorations, explore the Chevrolet Performance community

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Spotlight builds

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Become part of the Corvette heritage

Explore ways to make it yours — on the road, in the garage and beyond.

Explore this page:

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Become part of the Corvette heritage

Explore ways to make it yours — on the road, in the garage and beyond.

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Upgrade spotlight

Upgrades for your ride

Upgrades for your ride

From styling upgrades to performance enhancements, vehicle care and more, Chevrolet has the parts to take your Corvette to the next level.

From styling upgrades to performance enhancements, vehicle care and more, Chevrolet has the parts to take your Corvette to the next level.

Upgrade spotlight

Upgrade spotlight 

C8 Corvette High Wing Spoiler Kit in Carbon Flash Metallic

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High Wing Spoiler

C8 Corvette High Wing Spoiler Kit in Carbon Flash Metallic

Repair

Keep it original

Authenticity counts. Your Corvette is only original with OE repair parts from Chevrolet.

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Maintenance

Keep it cruising longer

When it comes to maintenance, use the only true OE parts designed, engineered and tested for your Corvette.

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Corvette restoration resources

When it comes to restoring your vintage Corvette, explore authentic, high-quality and officially licensed parts from dozens of retailers and manufacturers.

Chevrolet heritage merchandise

Discover vintage Chevy photography and a variety of authorized merchandise — including T-shirts, coffee mugs and models — from GM Heritage.

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Authentic Chevrolet

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Find Your Icon

Explore certified pre-owned Chevrolet Legacy vehicles.

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Keep it Real

Get original and factory-recommended part to keep your ride on the road.

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Make it Yours

Personalize your ride with Chevy-recommended performance and styling accessories.

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Racing toward the future

Corvette Racing pushes the limits of racing innovation, employing cutting-edge technology that will ultimately make every Chevrolet vehicle smarter.