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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
Photo Credit: Keith Cornett
The 2024 Corvette E-Ray was Chevrolet’s first attempt at bringing electrification to the Corvette line-up, although in a fashion that was different than the traditional hybrid as the focus was on performance versus fuel economy or range. The E-Ray uses its hybrid power to provide all-wheel drive, giving the car a distinct advantage over previous Corvettes when it came to putting the rubber to the road.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
Photo Credit: Keith Cornett
Clive the C6 Corvette continues his travels around the world, and now the odometer on this special red ‘Vette has surpassed the distance to the moon at more than 238,000 miles.
After being shipped from the United Kingdom, Clive recently arrived in the United States with a dead battery, but fortunately a quick jump start solved that problem and he was on his way to more adventures in the Southeast.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
After years of speculation on the internet that the ultimate mid-engine C8 Corvette would be named in honor of its original champion, Zora Arkus-Duntov, Chevy let the air out of our sails this week with the introduction of the…ZR1X.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
Photo Credit: Keith Cornett
It’s been a while since the Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green has had any public tours available, but we just got the news that there are three weeks of tours now announced for later in 2025. It’s a great opportunity to witness how workers build America’s Favorite Sports Car.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
Photo Credits: Keith Cornett
Last week I received a surprise invitation to visit the Corvette Assembly Plant for a “Employee Celebration” event. “This sounds interesting,” I said as I booked my flight to Nashville and a car that would take me to Bowling Green.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
Sometimes it’s the smallest details that elevate a Corvette from clean to absolutely show-stopping. Wheel center caps might seem minor, but for those who notice, they can make or break a photo, a car meet impression, or a well-composed moment. If you’ve ever arrived at a cruise-in only to spot your logos all pointing in different directions—or caught an upside-down emblem in your favorite photo—you’re not alone.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
Photo Credits: Chevrolet
2025 Corvette ZR1X: A True American Hypercar
It’s finally real and it’s epic! The 2026 Corvette ZR1X is the most advanced Corvette ever featuring 1,250 horsepower through its combination of the LT7 twin-turbo V8 with an electrified all-wheel drive system. With the ZR1 and now the ZR1X, Chevrolet’s 1-2 punch is the most powerful American performance car duo of any manufacturer.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
The Carlisle GM Nationals is happening this Friday and Saturday at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds and it’s a fantastic chance for fans of General Motors and their brands to come together for one of the biggest all-GM shows in the country. Over 1,000 GM vehicles from classic cars, trucks, muscle cars, and modern vehicles will be on display in the National Parts Depot Showfield.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
Have you heard!? There’s a new Corvette breaking cover tomorrow, and unlike the usual months-long corporate attempt to build excitement, this new variant was a complete surprise dropped in our lap just three days ago with a simple stylized X. It’s all very exciting, but the out-of-left-field nature of the announcement has led to a lot of different hypotheses as to what exactly “Corvette X” might be.
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1 week ago | 
corvetteblogger.com | Keith Cornett
Photo Credit: Stefan Baldauf / SB-Medien
Our friends at the CarSpyMedia YouTube page has another treat for us as we kick off this reveal week for a new Corvette. In this video, the focus is put on the Corvette Z06 and the ZR1 as GM is reportedly going to attempt lap records on June 24th and June 27th which is when they have the track times reserved.
