Previewing the Chevrolet Corvette SUV

The Chevrolet Corvette has long stood out as one of history’s most influential and capable performance vehicles, and now it’s tackling a whole new challenge. Expected for 2025, Chevrolet will release a Chevrolet Corvette SUV, the ultimate performance SUV. Our team at Scott Chevrolet has your first look at what this exciting and innovative new model might offer. 

Competitive Starting Price

The Chevrolet Corvette SUV will fall in line with similar models in price, both when it comes to its namesake and competing vehicles on the market. It’s expected to have a starting MSRP of around $80,000.

Eco-Friendly Driving

The Chevrolet Corvette SUV isn’t just remarkable for its new configuration. It’s also designed with the future in mind. This exciting new Chevrolet model will be all-electric, which means a lower environmental impact, savings on fuel, and access to credits and incentives.

It’s expected to have an 800-volt electric system and charging capability of up to 350 kW, thanks to its GM Ultium® battery technology. In the upcoming Chevrolet Corvette SUV, you’ll enjoy the top performance and power that has long been associated with the Chevrolet Corvette name, all without leaving a trace of pollution.

A Family-Friendly Configuration

The Chevrolet Corvette is the most recognizable American sports car in history. Typically, sports cars are defined as having seating for just two passengers, which is why other performance vehicles, like the Chevrolet Camaro, are classified as muscle cars. However, this new Chevrolet Corvette SUV is taking a whole new approach. It will offer seating for up to five passengers, which means a performance vehicle for the entire family.

Follow Chevrolet Corvette News at Scott Chevrolet

The Chevrolet Corvette SUV has long been an innovator and continues to impress down the track and out on the open road. Learn more about exciting new Chevrolet Corvette vehicles and test drive available models here at Scott Chevrolet.

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