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2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X – Technical Specifications

Powertrain

Engine Type: LT7 5.5L Twin-Turbocharged DOHC V8

Crankshaft: Flat-plane

Engine Output: 1,064 hp @ 7,000 rpm

Engine Torque: 828 lb-ft @ 6,000 rpm

Turbochargers: Dual 76 mm turbos with integrated "maniturbo" housing and dynamic anti-lag

Redline: 8,000 rpm

Electric Motor (Front Axle):

Output: 186 hp / 145 lb-ft

Max Engagement Speed: 160 mph

Configuration: Single motor, torque-vectoring capable

Total System Output

Combined Horsepower: 1,250 hp

Combined Torque: Estimated over 950 lb-ft

Drivetrain: Electrified All-Wheel Drive (eAWD)

Transmission: 8-Speed Dual-Clutch Automatic

Performance

0–60 mph: under 2.0 seconds (GM estimate)

Quarter Mile: under 9.0 seconds @ more than 150 mph (GM estimate)

Top Speed: Not officially released

Max Deceleration: Up to 1.9 g from 180 to 120 mph

Chassis & Suspension

Platform: Mid-engine, aluminum space frame

Suspension:

Standard: Magnetic Ride Control with adaptive dampers

Optional: ZTK Track Pack with stiffer springs and custom tuning

Tires:

Standard: Michelin Pilot Sport 4S

ZTK Package: Michelin Pilot Cup 2R

Steering: Electrically assisted, variable ratio

Brakes

Front: 16.5-inch Carbon-Ceramic Rotors with 10-piston Calipers

Rear: Carbon-Ceramic Rotors with 6-piston Calipers

Aerodynamics

Standard Aero: Functional rear spoiler, underbody paneling

Carbon Aero Package (Optional):

Carbon fiber dive planes

Hood extractor vent

Underbody strakes

High-mounted rear wing

Max Downforce: Up to 1,200 lbs

Dimensions (estimated)

Length: \~182.3 in

Width (w/mirrors): \~79.7 in

Height: \~48.6 in

Wheelbase: \~107.2 in

Curb Weight: Not officially disclosed (expected \~3,900–4,000 lbs)

Wheels

Front: 20 x 10 in

Rear: 21 x 13 in

Construction: Lightweight forged aluminum (optional carbon fiber wheels)

Production & Assembly

Assembly Location: Bowling Green Assembly, Kentucky, USA

Engine Hand-Built: Performance Build Center (same facility)

Availability

Launch: Expected late 2025

Price: To be announced