Chevrolet reveals 2026 Corvette with redesigned interior and focus on digital displays (Instagram @corvette)
The Chevrolet Corvette 2026 undergoes a mid-cycle facelift with a main focus on the interior, while the exterior features few visual changes such as new colors and subtle details.
The most visible change is the end of the controversial vertical row of buttons, with the air conditioning controls now relocated to a horizontal strip on the dashboard. The new cockpit also brings more technology, with three screens: a central 12.7″ display, a 14″ digital instrument panel for the driver, and a 6.6″ auxiliary screen with performance information.
The center console has been redesigned with new cup holders, wireless charger, and new interior finish options including asymmetrical variations and differently colored seats.
On the technology front, the highlight is the new PTM Pro mode, which practically disables all electronic assists, keeping only ABS (and front axle controls on the E-Ray). This mode is available for all versions, including the 1,064 hp ZR1. Additionally, the E-Ray Performance app and data recorder have been improved for use with the new screens, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity remain available.
Externally, the changes are discreet and aimed at attentive observers: new ceramic brakes with calipers of up to 10 pistons on the ZR1 with ZTK package, electrochromic roof on hardtop models, new colors like Roswell Green and Blade Silver, and details such as colored stripes and brake calipers.
Chevrolet has not yet announced prices but assures the Corvette will continue to be a reference among luxury sports cars.
Source: Motor1.com | Photo: Instagram @corvette | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
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