The Detroit Autorama is the most admired stage in the world of custom automotive art. Master builders also meet up every year to unveil machines which are a combination of imagination, engineering and ...

Chevrolet pulled back the curtain into its design process once again today as it revealed the "California Corvette," a concept from the GM Advanced Design studio in Pasadena, California. Like the U.K.

Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie, and Chevrolet. Make that Cricket, bangers and mash and Corvette. General Motors Co. celebrated the opening of its new international design studio in the United Kingdom ...

General Motors is no stranger to embracing markets outside of the United States for help with the designs, engineering, and production of its vehicles. The company has design studios in Detroit, Los ...

The Chevrolet Corvette has been on an absolute tear in 2025, and GM isn't done yet. The automaker just debuted its latest Corvette design concepts: the Corvette CX and CX.R. Designed at GM’s Warren ...

Back in April, General Motors sparked conversations about a potential C9 Corvette revealed a Corvette design study from its new British design studio. Not satisfied with just one hypothetical 'Vette, ...

A pair of new Corvette concepts has debuted at The Quail, a Motorsports Gathering in Monterey, California. GM says at the outset that the Corvette CX and CX.R Vision Gran Turismo are not intended for ...

Earlier this year General Motors announced that it would be revealing a series of forward-thinking Corvette concept cars, each developed by one of its different global design styles. The first one was ...

Let's get a few things out of the way from the start: The first Corvette with a traditional rear transaxle design was the fifth-generation model that debuted in 1997. Some folks point to the C5's ...

Kirk Bennion has been working with the Corvette design studio since 1986. Kirk is an avid amateur race driver and understands the importance of how aerodynamics improve a Corvette's track performance.

Sure, it's a weird time to be discussing foreign-market anything, given that any such conversation seems liable to be tariffed (that'll be 25 percent for discussing overseas auto industry happenings!) ...