2020 Corvette: The Eighth Generation

Sept. 15, 2020
This photo gallery offers a preview of the classic car's newest mid-engine incarnation.

This gallery appeared in Machine Design and has been published here with permission.

The 2020 Corvette from Chevrolet is the eighth major redesign since the iconic American sports car was introduced in 1953, making it the eighth generation (or C8). It’s still a two-seater with a removable roof panel, and is still powered by a naturally aspirated V8, but there are some changes. The engines been moved to behind the seats for better weight distribution. And those seats, along with the dashboard, have been moved forward about 16 in. for better visibility and to make room for the engine.

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