As we head into the final month of production of the 2026 model year and prepare for the coming of the new 2027 models which features a new base engine with more power for the Stingray as well as the new Grand Sport model, we wanted to get a handle on just how many Corvettes may be sitting on dealer lots.
For those numbers, we turn to the Chevrolet Live Inventory Tracker. The site allows us to search nationwide when we set our search parameters with a Kansas zip code (66012) and then expand our search radius out to 2,000 miles which effectively covers the continental USA. The tracker allows us to see how many Corvettes are out there as well as drill down by model year and specific model.
That total number from the Chevrolet Live Inventory Tracker is currently 5,160 Corvettes from 2025 and 2026.
First we looked at the hangovers from the 2025 model year. Currently we see just 309 vehicles still available with the majority being Z06s and E-Rays. Chevy has offered a special Loyalty Rebate of $4,000 for the 2025s starting back in December 2025 and it’s still available for those who currently own a 2011+ Corvette or Camaro.
As for other discounts, we see the lowest priced E-Rays starting at $96K for 1LZ Coupes while the cheapest 1LZ Convertible is priced at $108K. For the Z06, we see one 1LZ Coupe at $106 while others are in the low teens ($111K-115K). As you move up in the trims, the discounts off MSRP get even larger. An Arctic White 3LZ Coupe we see is marked down by $17,500 while a others range from $10k-$15K off MSRP.
2025 Corvettes
• Corvette Stingray – 37
• Corvette E-Ray – 109
• Corvette Z06 – 163
Total 2025 Inventory: 309
When it comes to the 2026s, not all of the listed inventory is available as some are listed “In Transit” to dealers while others may be spoken for as a customer sold order. But it does give us a sense of what’s available and what dealers are discounting them by when we view by price.
The discounts for the 1LT Stingrays have it starting from $66K which is about $7K off from the starting MSRP. E-Rays are also discounted in the low $100s and there are plenty of higher trims also being discounted.
With 1,882 Z06s on the market, we wanted to see how many were equipped with the Carbon Aero Package and those numbers are just a fraction of the available vehicles. We can see that just 270 feature the Carbon Flash painted aero package while there are only 105 with the Visible Carbon Fiber Aero. Combined, it shows just 16.6% of 2026 Corvette Z06s come with the advanced aero package from the factory.
And finally, we did look to see if there were any dealers with discounts on the ZR1 but all are showing at MSRP or greater.
2026 Corvettes
• Corvette Stingray – 2,672
• Corvette E-Ray – 238
• Corvette Z06 – 1,882
• Corvette ZR1 – 33
• Corvette ZR1X – 27
Total 2026 Inventory: 4,852
If you want to start your search for a new 2025 or 2026 Corvette using Chevrolet’s Live Inventory Tracker, Click here to use our nationwide search and then you can drill down on the page to search by body style, colors, and popular options.
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I read this article and was wondering how you gathered the discounted prices. I can sort the inventory via the inventory tracker but where is the pricing? Everything I see is MSRP. How do you find the discounts you published?
Biggest problem with the E-Ray’s that are available…is that most were ordered as lot-stock. And dealerships ordering 1LZ coupe ER’s…are going to have a hard time selling them. There’s a few with comp seats (which is a truly bizarre way to option an ER). Several have Carbon Flash trim (instead of body color) which, imho, detracts from the desirability.
The HTC E-Ray is the preferred body style (among buyers) and there’s a grand total of only 131 2LZ and 3LZ HTC’s (across both MY’s) for sale right now. An average of < 3 per state of the builds that befit the grand tourer nature of the E-Ray.
There's 68 1LZ coupes alone; almost 20% of the inventory is in the undesirable "poverty spec". Great spec for a Z06; terrible spec for an E-Ray.
When at the Chevy Live Inventory Tracker and looking at the search results, each result shows both the MSRP price and the dealer’s price. However, when you click on one of the listings, it no longer shows the MSRP, just the dealer asking price.
Not many folks are going to buy a 2025-26 E-Ray even with a massive discount with the Grand Sport X available. The GSX is a much better performance car, worth the extra money.
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