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Get ready for a glimpse into the future of the Corvette! General Motors’ Advanced Design Studio in Pasadena has just unveiled its take on what a 10th-generation Corvette could look like with the stunning C10 California Corvette Concept.

This isn’t a car you’ll see on the streets anytime soon—GM says there are no plans for production. Instead, it’s a peek into the minds of designers around the world as they reimagine the iconic sports car.

So what makes this hypercar so special? It’s a bold vision, blending classic Corvette cues with futuristic technology. The design features visible carbon fiber, active aerodynamics, and a sleek, lightweight body that’s pleasing to the eye. Inside, the driver-focused cockpit includes a yoke-style s [...]

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Corvette’s Executive Chief Engineer, Tony Roma, recently silenced the growing buzz around a fully electric or plug-in hybrid Corvette. While electric vehicles may be the future, Roma made it clear: the Corvette will only go all-electric when it makes sense. Until then, the V8 lives on.

Roma doubled down on the importance of keeping the driving experience raw and engaging, not just fast. The Corvette E-Ray already proves that hybrids can enhance performance without losing soul.

As for plug-ins and silent EVs? “Nobody wants a Corvette that doesn’t feel like a Corvette,” Roma said.

The next-gen C9 isn’t expected until 2029, but don’t worry. There’s still plenty of fire left in the C8 lineup, including the 1,250-hp ZR1X… and more still to come.< [...]

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