2025–2026 Corvette Lineup: Models, Colors, New Features & Ordering at Tim Moran Chevrolet
The Chevrolet Corvette enters 2025–2026 with four distinct models—Stingray, Z06, E-Ray, and ZR1—each engineered for a different kind of driver. This guide compares powertrains, colors, what’s new, and how Tim Moran Chevrolet makes it easy to order, finance, and service your dream ’Vette in Riverside County.
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Lineup Overview (Answer-First)
- Stingray — LT2 6.2L V8 up to 495 hp, 8-speed DCT, mid-engine balance and everyday comfort. Chevrolet model page
- Z06 — LT6 5.5L flat-plane V8 with 670 hp, high-rev NA theatrics, track-focused chassis and aero. Chevrolet Z06
- E-Ray — Hybrid Corvette with 655 combined hp and standard eAWD; carbon-ceramic brakes, Stealth mode. Chevrolet E-Ray
- ZR1 — LT7 5.5L twin-turbo flat-plane V8; GM cites four-figure horsepower (1,064 hp / 828 lb-ft) with new cooling and aero. GM press release
For current build constraints, allocation timing, and the quickest path to your spec, our Corvette specialists share live guidance direct from Chevrolet. We also help you choose options that are most likely to be buildable sooner.
What’s New Moving Into 2026
Chevrolet is rolling out a reimagined cockpit on refreshed 2026 Corvettes, centered around a driver-first three-screen layout: a larger infotainment display, an expanded digital cluster, and a convenient auxiliary touchscreen on the driver’s left for quick-access controls. The update improves ergonomics, glanceability, and the premium feel while keeping the C8’s dramatic, wraparound design language.
Expect ongoing refinements by model—package adjustments, paint/interior additions, and performance calibrations—announced through Chevrolet’s official channels. If you want the latest bulletins, just ask our team; we’ll walk you through what’s launching and when for each trim.
2025 Corvette Colors
The 2025 palette stays bold and motorsport-inspired. Availability varies by model and package, but shoppers will find:
- Arctic White
- Black
- Competition Yellow Tintcoat Metallic
- Hysteria Purple Metallic
- Rapid Blue
- Red Mist Metallic Tintcoat
- Riptide Blue Metallic
- Sea Wolf Gray Tricoat
- Sebring Orange Tintcoat
- Torch Red
Note: Premium tints/tri-coats may carry additional MSRP. We’ll help you match paint, stripes, calipers, interior belts, and wheels for a cohesive build.
Model-by-Model Deep Dive
Corvette Stingray (2025–2026)
Why it’s special: the everyday supercar. Stingray blends mid-engine agility with real storage, a comfortable ride, and tremendous value.
- Powertrain: LT2 6.2L V8, up to 495 hp / 470 lb-ft with performance exhaust
- Transmission: 8-speed dual-clutch automatic
- Performance: 0–60 mph as quick as ~2.9 sec; quarter-mile potential around 11.2 sec (Chevrolet published figures)
- Trims: 1LT, 2LT, 3LT; coupe or hardtop convertible
- Popular Packages: Z51 Performance, Magnetic Ride 4.0, front-lift with memory, Performance Data Recorder, Competition Sport seats
See Stingrays in stock • Official Stingray page • Build & order with us
Corvette Z06 (2025–2026)
Why it’s special: the purist’s choice. The hand-built LT6 flat-plane V8 revs to an exotic 8,600 rpm and pairs with track-tuned aero, brakes, and tires.
- Powertrain: LT6 5.5L flat-plane V8, 670 hp
- Hardware: available carbon-fiber aero and wheels; Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 R ZP tires; Performance Data Recorder
- Performance: 0–60 around 2.6 sec; quarter-mile in the 10s with the right setup (Chevrolet quoted)
- Trims: 1LZ, 2LZ, 3LZ; coupe or hardtop convertible
Secure your Z06 allocation • Official Z06 page • Track-prep service
Corvette E-Ray (2025–2026)
Why it’s special: the all-season supercar. A front e-motor adds instant torque and eAWD traction for confident launches and cold-weather grip, while the LT2 V8 delivers the classic Corvette soundtrack.
- Powertrain: LT2 6.2L V8 + front e-motor, 655 combined hp
- Chassis/Brakes: standard carbon-ceramic brakes; Magnetic Ride
- Key Feature: “Stealth” electric mode for quiet, early-morning departures
Check E-Ray availability • Official E-Ray page • View payment options
Corvette ZR1 (Arriving 2025 into 2026)
Why it’s special: the most extreme road-going Corvette. The new LT7 5.5L twin-turbo flat-plane V8 targets four-figure output and is backed by comprehensive cooling, serious aero, and a striking design that nods to the split-window heritage.
- Engine: LT7 DOHC flat-plane V8 with twin turbochargers
- Target Output: ~1,064 hp / 828 lb-ft (per GM release)
- Highlights: flow-through hood heat extraction; ZR1-specific carbon aero; massive carbon-ceramic brakes; unique wheel options
Join the ZR1 interest list • GM ZR1 press release • Performance consultation
2026 Interior Experience
Corvette’s refreshed cabin showcases a driver-centric, three-screen layout with a larger central display, an expanded digital cluster, and a quick-access auxiliary panel. The design shortens reach, improves clarity, and keeps key performance data in view on canyon drives and track days alike. Our product specialists can demo the new UX and help you pick seat types, materials, and accent colors to match your driving style.
Quick Comparison
| Model | Powertrain | Output / Driveline | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stingray | LT2 6.2L V8 + 8-spd DCT | Up to 495 hp, RWD | Balanced, daily-friendly, huge value |
| Z06 | LT6 5.5L FPC V8 + 8-spd DCT | 670 hp, RWD | Track-sharp, NA sound & response |
| E-Ray | LT2 V8 + front e-motor | 655 hp, eAWD | All-season grip; stealth mode |
| ZR1 | LT7 5.5L twin-turbo FPC V8 | Four-figure hp (GM cited), RWD | The pinnacle: aero, cooling, speed |
Buying Made Simple at Tim Moran Chevrolet
- Spec & Allocation: We review constraints, help you choose buildable options, and place your order the smart way.
- Transparent Pricing: Lease or finance with protection plans tailored to track or daily use.
- Delivery & First Service: Break-in best practices, track-day prep, and a Corvette-certified tech team.
- Personalization: Stripes, wheels, carbon aero, PPF/ceramic—done right from day one.
FAQ
Which Corvette is fastest?
ZR1. With its LT7 twin-turbo flat-plane V8 and comprehensive aero/cooling, GM cites four-figure horsepower and elite acceleration potential.
Which Corvette is best for daily driving?
Stingray offers the best blend of comfort, storage, and value—while remaining shockingly quick.
What should I choose for all-weather traction?
E-Ray with standard eAWD and carbon-ceramic brakes is the all-season choice.
NA vs. Turbo—what’s the feel difference?
Z06 delivers a high-revving, naturally aspirated feel; ZR1 uses twin turbos for ultimate numbers.
Visit Tim Moran Chevrolet
Ready to build or test-drive your Corvette? Visit us at 400 Carriage Circle, Hemet Auto Mall. Our performance advisors will compare trims, options, and real-world use cases, then map out ordering, pricing, and delivery.