Chevrolet has increased prices for the 2025 C8 Corvette, but buyers might find some consolation in reduced costs for certain optional features. While the entry-level Stingray remains unchanged at $69,995, the E-Ray and Z06 models have seen price hikes of approximately $2,000 each.
Powertrain options stay the same, with the Stingray featuring a 495-horsepower V8, the E-Ray offering a 655-horsepower hybrid setup, and the Z06 boasting a 670-horsepower V8. All models come with an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.
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The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette, built on GM’s Y2 architecture at the Bowling Green Assembly plant in Kentucky, has seen price adjustments across its lineup. The Stingray Coupe starts at $69,995, while the Convertible version is priced at $76,995.
The electrified E-Ray comes in Coupe and Convertible forms at $108,595 and $115,595 respectively. The high-performance Z06 is available as a Coupe for $113,795 or a Convertible for $120,795. Alongside these changes, optional extras like the Visible Carbon Fiber Door Intake Trim and Suede Front Truck Liner have seen price increases, reaching $3,955 and $1,750 respectively.
Conversely, the 20-spoke Tech Bronz Wheels are now $3,195, a $300 reduction, and the 15-spoke Bright Polished Wheels for the Stingray are available for $3,495, representing an $855 discount. As Chevrolet prepares to reveal the range-topping ZR1 today at the Miami Track Concours Club, the Corvette lineup continues to evolve.