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General Motors Delivers 7,182 New Corvettes During 2nd Quarter 2026

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General Motors Delivers 7,182 New Corvettes During 2nd Quarter 2026

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General Motors is out with the its 2nd Quarter Sales Report for 2026 and it looks to be some good news for Corvette sales!

For the three months of 2nd Quarter (April-June), Chevrolet delivered 7,182 new Corvettes. That was a 23.8% increase over 2nd Quarter 2025 which saw just 5,801 Corvettes delivered during the same time frame. For the Calendar Year 2026, Chevrolet shows 13,417 new deliveries which is a 6.5% increase over the 12,595 Corvettes delivered in the first half of 2025.

Looking back over the last three months, we only see favorable news in the Corvette Nation and nothing that should deter people from purchasing a new Corvette. We had two special editions that came out at the ever end of the 2026 model year which included the Quail Silver ZR1Xs and the Stars and Steel Editions, but those two special editions were limited to quantities of less of 350 total combined. The 2027 model year also came online in June with some new 2027s Corvettes being invoiced ahead of customer deliveries.

Corvette sales also benefited from the continued $4,000 loyalty rebate on 2025 Corvettes while a new $7,000 Private Offer for 2026 Corvette Z06s and E-Rays probably also contributed to the strong sales period. With the private offer and loyalty rebates combined, a savvy shopper could save upwards of $11,000.

Looking ahead, we believe the third quarter will show a rebound as well as the 2027 model year ramps up with new deliveries of the Grand Sport and Grand Sport X, while Chevy also makes a convincing 200+ MPH argument for upgrading to the 2027 Stingray as well.

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

Our Corvette Sales Archives will be updated in early October 2026 with the release of GM’s official 3rd 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
2026 — 6,235 — — 7,182 —     13,417
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


1st Quarter 2026 GM Sales


DETROIT — General Motors was America’s #1 automaker in U.S. sales for the second quarter amid ongoing strong demand for pickup trucks and SUVs.

GM sales in Q2 totaled 714,896 vehicles, down 4.2% which reflected the smaller EV market, discontinued vehicles and some inventory constraints.

“Our business is performing well, and customer demand is resilient, especially for our trucks and SUVs. The depth, breadth and appeal of our vehicle portfolio allows us to lead the market in sales, while maintaining discipline on inventory, pricing and incentives to deliver strong margins.” – Duncan Aldred, GM President of North America.

GM led in full-size pickup and large SUV sales, remained the #2 EV seller in the U.S. and continued offering six budget-friendly Chevrolet and Buick models with starting MSRPs of about $30,000 or less1.

Other U.S. sales highlights include:

  • GMC recorded its best-ever Sierra sales for the second quarter and best-ever Canyon sales for the first half.
  • Chevrolet’s SUV lineup had its best Q2 sales ever, led by growth for Trailblazer, up 28% and Traverse, up 20%. Corvette also had a great Q2 with sales up 24%.
  • Buick’s Envista had its best quarter ever while Enclave reported its best quarter since 2021.
  • Cadillac delivered its best-ever Q2 of EV sales, driven by OPTIQ and VISTIQ. V-Series also had its best quarter and best first half ever.
  • GM led the industry in fleet sales for both Q2 and the first half, driven by strong truck demand from commercial customers.

2nd Quarter 2026 Sales Highlights


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Source:
General Motors

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  1. Hey everybody, Right this minute – 3,536 New Corvettes are available for sale!
    For those of you Corvetters that need a new Corvette right now, here are the current inventory levels of all Corvettes from the Chevrolet Live Inventory Page at :

    https://www.chevrolet.com/shopping/inventory/search?cash=70599%2C177765&comparedVins=&model=corvette%20e-ray%2Ccorvette%20grand%20sport%2Ccorvette%20stingray%2Ccorvette%20z06&paymentType=CASH&radius=2000&sort=distance%2CASC&zipCode=64106

    Model Year of All Corvettes:
    2027: 1,033
    2026: 2,363
    2025: 140 – (What is going on?)
    Total July 1st, 2026 – 3,536 Corvettes In the USA

    By Model of Corvette –
    Corvette E-Ray: 199
    Corvette Grand Sport: 368
    Corvette Stingray: 1,674
    Corvette Z06: 1,215
    Corvette ZR1: 61
    Corvette ZR1X: 17

    By Year of Corvette:
    2025 – 140 (Yes there 140 New, Unsold M.Y. 2025 Corvettes In America!)
    Corvette E-Ray: 51
    Corvette Stingray: 22
    Corvette Z06: 66
    Corvette ZR1 1 – ONE (this is probably a big error from Chevy.com: 2025 Corvette ZR1 Coupe 3LZ RWD VIN: 1G1YJ2D77S5400025 Stock : C6000 Ready To Ship To Dealer, MSRP $194,960 / Sales Price $358,415.51 – Cash, VOLUME CHEVROLET, 450 North Lee Street , Forsyth GA 31029 – Can somebody near this guy go check on this 2025 ZR1, please?

    2026 – 2,363 Corvettes
    Corvette E-Ray: 148
    Corvette Stingray: 1,183
    Corvette Z06: 1,006
    Corvette ZR1: 22
    Corvette ZR1X: 4

    2027 – 1,033 Corvettes
    Corvette Grand Sport: 368
    Corvette Stingray: 470
    Corvette Z06: 144
    Corvette ZR1: 38
    Corvette ZR1X: 13
    JULY 1, 2026 – 3:00 PM EDT

    Have a Cool July 4th and don’t forget to not drink and drive your beautiful Corvette.

  2. Remember it was not long ago we had ADM, $5000 deposit lotteries to get an allocation, and very long wait times.

  3. Those 2026 ER’s are going to sit for a long while, because they aren’t being discounted–and they’re about to get massively supplanted by the GSX.

    Plus, if you subtract all of the 1LZ coupes and HTC’s, the total number available drops by about 2/3rds. What’s left drops by another 2/3rds if you’re only looking for HTC’s.

    Lot stock orders were NOT optioned well at all–and it shows.

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