1953
C1 Generation
The first Corvette debuts as a concept car at the GM Motorama in New York City. Only 300 hand-built fiberglass bodies were produced.
Blue Flame I6 • 150 HP • Fiberglass Body
Eight Generations
The key milestones from 1953 to today.
1963
C2 Sting Ray
The iconic split-window coupe arrives, featuring independent rear suspension and the legendary Sting Ray design language.
327 V8 • 360 HP • Split Window Design
1968
C3 Stingray
Mako Shark-inspired design brings dramatic curves and the famous Coke bottle shape that defined an era.
427 V8 • 435 HP • Removable T-Tops
1984
C4 Revolution
Complete redesign introduces modern technology, digital dashboard, and improved aerodynamics for the 1980s.
350 V8 • 205 HP • Digital Dashboard
1997
C5 Renaissance
All-new platform brings the LS1 V8, improved handling, and the return of the fixed-roof coupe configuration.
LS1 V8 • 345 HP • Hydroformed Frame
2005
C6 Refinement
Exposed headlights return along with improved interior quality and the introduction of the Z06 and ZR1 variants.
LS2 V8 • 400 HP • Exposed Headlights
2014
C7 Stingray
The Stingray name returns with aggressive styling, advanced materials, and the most powerful base engine yet.
LT1 V8 • 455 HP • Carbon Fiber Hood
2020
C8 Mid-Engine
Revolutionary mid-engine layout transforms Corvette into a true supercar competitor with exotic performance.
LT2 V8 • 482 CV • Mid-Engine Layout
More than 70 Years of Excellence
From its humble beginnings to becoming a global icon, Corvette has consistently pushed the boundaries of automotive performance and design.
1953
Birth of a Legend
The first Corvette rolled off the production line in Flint, Michigan, marking the beginning of America's sports car legacy.
1960s
Racing Heritage
Corvette dominated American racing circuits, establishing its reputation for performance and innovation on the track.
2020
Mid-Engine Revolution
The C8 generation introduced the revolutionary mid-engine layout, transforming Corvette into a true supercar.
Today
European Expansion
Corvette arrives in Europe, bringing American performance and innovation to discerning European enthusiasts.