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View and Download the 2025 Corvette Owner’s Manual

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View and Download the 2025 Corvette Owner's Manual


Got a new 2025 Corvette on the way? While you’re waiting for its arrival, you can learn all about the functions, options, and recommended service on your new Corvette with the 2025 Corvette Owner’s Manual. The manual for the latest Corvette models (excluding the ZR1) can be viewed and downloaded at Chevrolet.com.

The current 2025 Owner’s Manual covers the current three models being sold – Stingray, Z06, and E-Ray. To download it, the link can be found at Chevrolet.com under the Vehicle Support tab and then further clicking through to the Manuals and Guides. You can also view or download it here.

Even if you’re a current C8 Corvette owner, it might be a good idea to take a look at the recommended maintenance service levels to see if anything has been updated. We know that GM has been pretty stringent about making sure you are doing the recommended filter changes for the transmission, and now that cars are getting up there in miles, don’t forget to look at changing your transmission fluid either.

Getting To Know Your 2025 Corvette


Also on the Manual and Guides page is this handy PDF guide called Getting To Know Your 2025 Corvette. It shows where all the various controls and menus can be found on the car. With a new E-Ray on the way, I need to bone up on my Corvettology!

We did a few cursory searches for anything that could be ZR1 related, but found nothing. Not like we expected to find anything, but we’ll always look! If you remember, the 2020 Corvette Owner’s manual actually previewed the coming E-Ray as it showed several components linked to the hybrid sports car.


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  1. Thank You, Mr. Cornett for providing this invaluable information.

    Please read your Corvette owners manuals.

    Ray

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