Chevrolet Corvette

The Chevrolet Corvette is a world-renowned American sports car that has been in continuous production since 1953. Known as 'America's Sports Car,' the Corvette represents a legacy of performance and engineering excellence. It was originally introduced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors and has evolved through multiple generations, from its front-engine origins to the modern mid-engine layout.

Manufacturing for the Corvette is centralized at the General Motors Bowling Green Assembly Plant in Kentucky, which has been the exclusive home of the Corvette since 1981. This dedicated facility handles the assembly of all global units, including high-performance variants like the Z06 and E-Ray.

The brand is owned by General Motors (GM), one of the world's largest automakers based in Detroit, Michigan. As for 2026, General Motors continues to manage the Corvette brand under its Chevrolet portfolio, ensuring its role as a flagship technology leader for the entire corporation while expanding the nameplate into new electrified and high-performance territories.