2026 Corvette Stingray has got new interior setup with impressive three-screen setup, driver‑centric cockpit, new interior colorways, and added performance tech. This coupe is listed at $70,000 and the convertible from $78,995 for sale on official website.
What’s new inside?
GM’s official revealed a redesigned cockpit across entire lineup, it now features 12.7‑inch center display, an expanded 14‑inch driver information center, and a new 6.6‑inch auxiliary touchscreen to the left of the wheel. It also now offers five new interior colors with unique “Driver Competition/Passenger GT2” seat pairing exclusive to the Asymmetrical Adrenaline Red interior.
Design and tech highlights
2026 Corvette Stingray has added new electrochromic coupe roof panel which can be adjusted by the driver to adjust the transparency to manage glare and heat without removing roof. on top of that the convertible model has power-retractable top making it much more convenient to use. Chevrolet also details an enhanced Performance Data Recorder with onboard analysis and coaching plus a new Performance App, deepening the track‑day toolkit directly in the car’s screens.
Performance and chassis
Latest Corvette Stingray has retained its naturally aspirated 6.2‑liter V8 and 8‑speed dual‑clutch transmission which is tested to produce 495 horsepower. What’s more impressive is that the it achieves 0–60 mph in as little as 2.9 seconds. To make it more stable Chevrolet offers Magnetic Selective Ride Control 4.0, Z51 upgrades, and Performance Traction Management (including a new PTM Pro mode).
Pricing and trims
There are multiple trims available of 2026 Stingray:
- 1LT: $70,000
- 2LT: $77,100
- 3LT: $81,750
Also note that the convertible cost around $78,995 making it an attractive choice for many classic lovers.
Colors and options
A new Roswell Green Metallic exterior is showcased on 2026 Stingray in real‑world photos, expanding the palette for the updated model year. Chevrolet’s page focuses on the five new interior colorways and expanded seating and wheel options, underscoring broader customization alongside the cockpit redesign.
