The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette undergoes minimal changes for the new model year, with a focus on color options and trim enhancements. Returning to the exterior palette is the Sebring Orange Tintcoat Metallic, joining the newly introduced Hysteria Purple Metallic and Competition Yellow Tincoat Metallic.
These colors are available across all trim levels of the 2025 Corvette, along with interior upgrades such as the Habanero interior and Blue stitching for the Black interior. Additionally, leather steering wheel airbag covers are now standard on all trim levels, starting from the 1LT of the Stingray to the 1LZ of the Z06 and E-Ray.
Options for Velocity Yellow-painted brake calipers are also offered, adding a touch of customization to the Corvette lineup. Version-specific updates include a redesigned spoiler for the Stingray’s Z51 performance package and new finishes for the Z06’s 10-spoke wheels, providing more variety for customers.
While specific details regarding discontinued colors and pricing are yet to be announced, the Corvette maintains its performance figures from the previous model year. Production timelines for the 2025 model remain undisclosed, following the rollout of the 2024 model series.
The 2024 Corvette debuted with Stingray and Z06 variants entering production in late 2023, followed by the hybrid E-Ray in December of the same year. As customers await further details on the 2025 model, the Corvette continues to uphold its legacy as an iconic American sports car.
