Hennessey’s Christmas Tree Run: Corvette ZR1 hits 315 km/h
Hennessey revives Christmas Tree Run: Corvette ZR1 nears 320 km/h
Hennessey’s Christmas Tree Run: Corvette ZR1 hits 315 km/h
Watch Hennessey’s revived Christmas Tree Run as a 2026 Corvette ZR1 with ZTK package hits about 315 km/h with a tree on the roof—and 330 km/h without it.
2025-12-23T21:59:46+03:00
2025-12-23T21:59:46+03:00
2025-12-23T21:59:46+03:00
Hennessey has brought back its festive Christmas Tree Run tradition and, in 2025, pushed it close to the almost symbolic 320 km/h threshold. This time the record tree run was captured in the latest Chevrolet Corvette ZR1: with a decorated tree strapped to the roof, the supercar was wound up to around 315 km/h, as reported by the automotive outlet 32CARS.RU.In essence, it has turned into its own straight-line sport: take the quickest road‑legal machine you can find, turn it into an aerodynamic paradox with garlands and a tree, and then see where physics ends and common sense steps in. Absurd on paper, irresistible on video.Choosing the ZR1 feels natural. The 2026 model-year version carries a 5.5‑liter flat‑plane V8 with two turbochargers, a claimed 1,064 hp, and an eight-speed transmission. The car in the video wears the ZTK package with a large rear wing: extra drag for top speed, but a helpful safety margin for stability at that pace. Even so, the real spoiler sits up top—an approximately 1.5‑meter tree with lights that turns the roof into a ready-made air brake.One more telling detail: they also ran the ZR1 without the tree and saw 330 km/h, but the driver backed off because the runway length left little room to spare.
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Hennessey revives Christmas Tree Run: Corvette ZR1 nears 320 km/h
Watch Hennessey’s revived Christmas Tree Run as a 2026 Corvette ZR1 with ZTK package hits about 315 km/h with a tree on the roof—and 330 km/h without it.
Michael Powers, Editor
Hennessey has brought back its festive Christmas Tree Run tradition and, in 2025, pushed it close to the almost symbolic 320 km/h threshold. This time the record tree run was captured in the latest Chevrolet Corvette ZR1: with a decorated tree strapped to the roof, the supercar was wound up to around 315 km/h, as reported by the automotive outlet 32CARS.RU.
In essence, it has turned into its own straight-line sport: take the quickest road‑legal machine you can find, turn it into an aerodynamic paradox with garlands and a tree, and then see where physics ends and common sense steps in. Absurd on paper, irresistible on video.
Choosing the ZR1 feels natural. The 2026 model-year version carries a 5.5‑liter flat‑plane V8 with two turbochargers, a claimed 1,064 hp, and an eight-speed transmission. The car in the video wears the ZTK package with a large rear wing: extra drag for top speed, but a helpful safety margin for stability at that pace. Even so, the real spoiler sits up top—an approximately 1.5‑meter tree with lights that turns the roof into a ready-made air brake.
One more telling detail: they also ran the ZR1 without the tree and saw 330 km/h, but the driver backed off because the runway length left little room to spare.
