Rumors & Innuendo

The Corvette ZR1 is set to be revealed this summer, but GM has already built 21 pre-production ZR1s and we've got some of the build details and option codes to share.

The interior redesign rumor surfaces once again as we learned that a team in the Corvette Assembly Plant blocked off a section of the assembly line near where the dash is installed, while another insider points to the 33-inch screen going into the 2025 Cadillac V-Series Blackwings.

The C8 Corvette's interior, namely the Great Wall of Buttons that contains the HVAC controls has been rumored to be going away, but these first photos of a 2025 shows the wall intact.

A press release touting Carbon Revolution's visible carbon fiber wheels for the E-Ray appears to make a comment about the ZR1, which hasn't yet been revealed to the public.

When the Corvette ZR1 is officially revealed, it's believed that its 5.5-liter LT7 V8 Engine will include Active Fuel Management (AFM) Technology. Here's why that may not be a good idea.

A source at the Corvette Assembly Plant tells our friends at the MECF that the first EX-VIN prototype 2025 Corvette ZR1 was completed on the production assembly line on February 13th.

A group of Chevrolet engineers driving multiple examples of camouflaged C8 Corvette ZR1 prototypes were spied testing this week in Southern California.

MotorTrend offers up their scoop on what they are expecting to see from the Corvette Team in 2024 and it includes a Corvette SUV and a Concept EV.

A photo that potentially shows the bottom of the C8 Corvette crossed flags emblem mounted on a future Corvette was posted by Rick Corvette Conti in a recent video, and it certainly has garnered our attention.

A leak of the GM Parts Catalog two weeks ago showed details of the LT7 for the upcoming ZR1. Today it lists the LT7 motor as a 4.3L V6 diesel motor.