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The Corvette has come a long way since its inception in 1953. From the C1 to the C8, each generation of the car has brought something new and exciting to the table. We'll take a look at the history of the Corvette, from its humble beginnings to its highly anticipated release of the C8. So, buckle up and get ready for a ride through Chevrolet history!

Chevrolet, a division of General Motors, has been one of the top auto companies to manufacture gas-powered vehicles for over a century. In January, the company announced its plans to move forward with producing electric vehicles and reducing its emissions with the cars it sells to consumers. GM hopes to be an all-electric car company by 2035. All diesel and gasoline-powered models will gradually be phased out.

 
Corvette Racing is set to go global in 2022, with plans to compete in races all over the world. The iconic American sports car team has been competing in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship since 1999 and has won 12 championship titles. But now, they're looking to take their racing prowess to new heights by expanding into other racing series.

 

It has taken years of research and development, but Chevrolet finally announces that their crate electric batteries and motors will soon be available in the form of an EV Retrofit Kit by the end of 2021. This comes as great news for so many people who want to go all-electric but can't quite yet afford the sometimes hefty price tags that come with full-fledged electric vehicle prices.