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The Corvette ZR1X is redefining what is possible for a production sports car. At US 131 Motorsports Park, the vehicle recently achieved a blistering quarter-mile time of 8.675 seconds at 159 mph. Its 0-60 mph sprint is equally startling, taking only 1.68 seconds. These performance figures are supported by the car's previous success at the Nürburgring, where it set record lap times.
While the showroom Camaro bowed out in 2024, the racetrack version is gearing up for a massive year. The 2026 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 race car is set for the NASCAR Cup Series, bringing updated styling and enhanced engineering to the starting line.
Although the Corvette is best known for its speed and athleticism, it is now taking on a new role in support of breast cancer awareness. Chevrolet and the American Cancer Society are marking 15 years of partnership in the fight against breast cancer. To highlight this ongoing collaboration, Chevrolet has designed a bold pink Corvette that will serve as the official pace vehicle for the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series, helping to raise awareness and inspire fans to get involved.
The storied Chevrolet Corvette remains a headline-maker in the performance car world. Track testing has shown that the Corvette ZR1X and ZR1 have set new benchmarks as the fastest cars built by an American manufacturer, highlighting Chevy's global competitiveness.
If you're considering an electric vehicle in New Mexico, you’ll want to be aware of federal EV tax credit deadlines. The Clean Vehicle Credit offers up to $7,500 in tax savings but is set to expire on September 30, 2025, unless extended. There’s also a separate credit for installing a home EV charger, which ends June 30, 2026. Timing matters—these programs won’t be around forever.
