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Although neither of these remarkable Corvette concept cars will enter production, they deliver an exciting preview of Chevrolet's design and performance direction. The Corvette CX and CX.R Vision Gran Turismo demonstrate the creativity of Chevy's global design team and put the brand's performance pedigree on full display.

 
Leading into this year's “legendary DAYTONA 500 race,” Chevrolet unveiled the Blazer EV.R NASCAR Prototype. Even though it didn't compete, the concept pointed toward the future of electric racing. Here's an overview of its headline features.

 
Chevrolet has a storied track record of producing robust pickup trucks. The latest Silverado EV ZR2 concept made waves in the famed Mint 400 off-road race. This all-electric racing machine completed the punishing 73-mile course, proving its prowess on rugged trails. In addition, Chevy entered its gas-powered Silverado ZR2 and Colorado ZR2 race trucks.

 
In a remarkable merger of motorsports technology and public safety, innovations from Pratt Miller Motorsports, the team behind Corvette Racing, are being repurposed to safeguard first responders. At CES 2025, Oshkosh, an industrial truck manufacturer, revealed how racing-derived technology is being applied to prevent accidents involving emergency vehicles. This adaptation of Corvette Racing's advanced systems may prove invaluable in protecting lives on the road.

 
Corvette Racing is expanding to new horizons in 2022, with a global competition program that will see the brand compete in races on five continents. The new initiative will see Corvette Racing compete at the highest levels of sports car racing, including the FIA World Endurance Championship and IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. The team will also compete in races throughout Europe, North America, and the Middle East.