On the 17th of February 2023, GM introduced the first electrified Corvette exactly seven decades after the nameplate’s introduction at the 1953 Motorama in New York City.

CHEVROLET Corvette Convertible

The 60th Anniversary model Corvette 427 was the fastest model from the American sports-car model. It was a model that could embarrass some European sports cars.

By the time someone will spell this roadster's complete name, the car already hit the 60 mph (97 kph) barrier. It was that quick—the Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Grand Sport.

When talking about American sports cars, the Corvette name comes first. In 2008, the C6 Corvette was offered as a coupe and convertible as well.

The C6 Corvette roadster was introduced in the fall of 2004 and it was well received by the market. It was considered more of a roadster than a classical convertible. It was a mix of old and new technology.

It was the last Corvette with pop-up headlights and it brought the 50-50 weight distribution to the range. The C5 generation was a big improvement for the well-known American sports-car.

Chevrolet introduced the fourth generation of the Corvette in 1983 and offered it either as a targa-top or a convertible version.

In 1958, Chevrolet introduced the most significant visual upgrade for the C1 Corvette, and besides these, it also improved the car’s interior and, most importantly, the drivetrain.

After the launch of the Corvette, GM noticed that its customers were not very happy with the white roadster that it produced, so it prepared an upgraded version for it for the 1955 model year.

GM unveiled at the 1953 Motorama event held in New York the concept of a two-seat roadster that became America’s sports car: the Corvette.