2026 Chevrolet Corvette debuts with ZR1X hybrid, glow emblem
Chevrolet refreshes the 2026 Corvette with a glowing hood emblem, a three-screen cockpit, and the 1,250-hp ZR1X hybrid. Details on specs and design inside.
2025-10-14T14:30:55+03:00
2025-10-14T14:30:55+03:00
2025-10-14T14:30:55+03:00
Chevrolet has unveiled the refreshed 2026 Corvette, rolling out a bundle of updates that includes a standout new option: a glowing crossed-flags emblem on the hood. Offered as part of a dealer accessory package, the illuminated badge will be available across the entire C8 range, from the Stingray to the extreme ZR1X.The light-up logo extends the brand’s move toward a signature lighting identity already tried on the Chevrolet Colorado and Blazer. It won’t be compatible with certain styling packs, and it won’t arrive right at launch. A small flourish, but one that gives the coupe a distinct nighttime presence without overwhelming its clean lines.Beyond the exterior touches, the 2026 Corvette gets a thoroughly reworked cabin built around three digital displays that create a layered, wraparound feel. The multi-screen layout aims to draw the driver deeper into the experience while keeping information neatly organized.The headline, though, is the ZR1X. This hybrid pairs a 5.5-liter LT7 V8 with twin turbochargers and a front-mounted electric motor. With a combined 1,250 horsepower, it stands as the most powerful Corvette to date. Production continues in Bowling Green, Kentucky, staying true to the nameplate’s roots.
Chevrolet refreshes the 2026 Corvette with a glowing hood emblem, a three-screen cockpit, and the 1,250-hp ZR1X hybrid. Details on specs and design inside.
Michael Powers, Editor
Chevrolet has unveiled the refreshed 2026 Corvette, rolling out a bundle of updates that includes a standout new option: a glowing crossed-flags emblem on the hood. Offered as part of a dealer accessory package, the illuminated badge will be available across the entire C8 range, from the Stingray to the extreme ZR1X.
The light-up logo extends the brand’s move toward a signature lighting identity already tried on the Chevrolet Colorado and Blazer. It won’t be compatible with certain styling packs, and it won’t arrive right at launch. A small flourish, but one that gives the coupe a distinct nighttime presence without overwhelming its clean lines.
Beyond the exterior touches, the 2026 Corvette gets a thoroughly reworked cabin built around three digital displays that create a layered, wraparound feel. The multi-screen layout aims to draw the driver deeper into the experience while keeping information neatly organized.
The headline, though, is the ZR1X. This hybrid pairs a 5.5-liter LT7 V8 with twin turbochargers and a front-mounted electric motor. With a combined 1,250 horsepower, it stands as the most powerful Corvette to date. Production continues in Bowling Green, Kentucky, staying true to the nameplate’s roots.