General Motors Delivers 6,815 New Corvettes During 4th Quarter 2025

Jan 5, 2026

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General Motors Delivers 6,815 New Corvettes During 4th Quarter 2025

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The latest sales report from General Motors hit the wires today, and we’re looking at it as a positive improvement to end the year. GM’s fourth quarter 2025 sales for Corvette improved to 6,815 Corvettes delivered during the quarter. 4th Quarter’s deliveries were the highest of year and it broke a streak of five consecutive quarters in which the delivery number declined from the previous quarter.

In 3rd Quarter 2025 the total was just 5,123 new Corvettes, so this was a 28.3% improvement over last quarter. Despite that good news, 4th Quarter 2025’s 6,815 total was still a 10.6% decline from 4th Quarter 2024s total of 7,619.

For the 2025 calendar year to date, Chevrolet delivered 24,533 new Corvettes in the United States, which was 26.4% decline from 2024’s 33,330 new Corvettes delivered.

As sales during much of 3rd Quarter 2025 were impacted by the Stop Sale order on the Z06s, we can probably attribute much of the increase in 4th quarter sales to those forced to delay the delivery of their Z06s into October when the order was lifted. 4th Quarter sales also benefitted with having a new $4,000 Loyalty rebate hit dealers on December 2nd, and we saw during that time over 500 remaining 2025s were delivered before the end of the year.

And finally, 4th Quarter is when we finally saw the first deliveries of the new 2026 ZR1s to customers.

We are now moving into the 1st Quarter and we anticipate the sales climate to remain a buyers market. We’ve heard some rumors of another plant closure within the next few months, but we also have the pending arrival of the ZR1X, as well as the new Stars and Steel Collection which should add another 250 guaranteed sales to the bottom line. However, I’m betting those deliveries will probably fall into 2nd Quarter 2026.

These delivery numbers are for U.S. sales only.

Our Corvette Sales Archives will be updated in April 2026 with the release of GM’s official 2nd Quarter 2026 sales numbers.

Corvette Sales Archive:

Archived Corvette Delivery Statistics
Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sept	Oct	Nov	Dec	Total
2025	— 6,794 —			— 5,801 —			— 5,123 —			— 6,815 —			24,533
2024	— 8,576 —			— 9,338 —			— 7,797 —			— 7,619 —			33,330
2023	— 7,904 —			— 9,125 —			— 8,409 —			— 8,915 —			34,353
2022	— 8,811 —			— 8,630 —			— 7,939 —			— 9,130 —			34,510
2021	— 6,611 —			— 7,971 —			— 10,166 —			— 8,293 —			33,041
2020	— 3,820 —			— 2,459 —			— 6,355 —			— 8,992 —			21,626
2019	— 3,943 —			— 5,788 —			— 4,766 —			— 3,491 —			17,988
2018	1,005	1,351	2,101	— 5,758 —			— 4,639 —			— 3,910 —			18,791
2017	1,263	2,081	2,460	2,756	2,535	2,612	1,930	1,748	1,506	1,345	2,565	2,278	25,079
2016	1,501	2,116	2,753	3,142	2,673	2,483	2,159	3,063	2,829	2,626	1,941	2,709	29,995
2015	2,127	2,605	3,785	3,469	3,514	2,807	2,794	2,725	2,572	2,526	1,952	2,453	33,329
2014	2,261	2,438	3,480	3,514	3,328	2,723	3,060	2,679	2,467	2,959	2,378	3,552	34,839
2013	908	980	1,053	974	905	853	671	655	831	3,929	2,527	3,005	17,291
2012	629	927	1,376	1,396	1,219	1,475	987	1,210	1,351	1,167	1,104	1,291	14,132
2011	721	955	1,163	1,454	1,304	1,299	1,291	936	1,147	946	910	1,038	13,164
2010	854	624	955	1,089	1,428	1,405	1,199	1,135	1,109	1,011	836	979	12,624
2009	842	1,027	1,183	1,407	1,643	1,396	966	746	1,585	1,154	952	1,033	13,934
2008	2,015	2,071	2,692	3,190	2,904	2,082	1,870	4,242	2,318	1,170	1,093	1,324	26,971
2007	2,234	2,784	3,158	3,227	3,300	2,377	2,377	2,877	2,837	2,484	2,438	2,914	33,685
2006	2,579	3,058	3,655	3,516	3,317	2,938	2,794	2,990	3,056	2,761	2,773	3,081	36,518

DETROIT — General Motors led the U.S. auto industry in sales in 2025, reporting a 6% increase for the full year, with growth across multiple areas of GM’s portfolio.

GM is America’s full-size pickup leader for the 6th straight year, with the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra recording their best combined sales in 20 years. GM led the full-size SUV market for the 51st consecutive year. GM was the industry’s #2 EV seller in 2025.

All four GM brands grew in 2025. GMC set a new sales record for the second consecutive year. Cadillac sales were the best in a decade. Chevrolet’s lineup of SUVs had their best sales ever. And Buick was one of the industry’s fastest-growing mainstream brands.

Sales in the fourth quarter declined 7% compared to the same period in 2024.

Other U.S. sales highlights include:

In 2025, GM sold nearly 700,000 Chevrolet and Buick models with starting prices below $30,000.
GM grew sales with incentives lower than the industry average.
GM Envolve sales to fleet & commercial customers grew 8% in 2025.

“Demand for our brands and products is strong at every price point, and we are well‑positioned to build on this momentum in the year ahead,” said Duncan Aldred, GM senior VP and president of North America.

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4 COMMENTS

Rc Jan 6, 2026 At 6:36 am

$15000 dealer discounts does help sell cars.
IPD Jan 6, 2026 At 10:20 am

They still don’t have allocations for people wating in line…
Alan Druxson Jan 6, 2026 At 10:31 am

Let’s hope GM makes enough ZR1s and ZR1Xs so that ADMs are eliminated and the corporation gets more margin through increased sales.
Wayne hollins Jan 6, 2026 At 9:21 pm

The worst car I’ve ever bought was a Corvette 1988 canary yellow belt before Christmas vacation lemon 🍋 everything broke on it gm refund my 34,000 i paid for a new chevy Corvette wayne hollins at Bill wink Chevrolet 313-903-3141 with only 5,000 mi on it from December 1977 to 1-06-2026