It won't be long before we're seeing this bad boy without camouflage, and you can see it right alongside us.
Jennifer Altman/Chevrolet
On Thursday, July 18, Chevrolet will debut the long-awaited, eighth-generation, midengine Corvette. We'll be attending a media event to see the new 'Vette in Southern California, and Chevy will broadcast the big unveiling live on the internet, so you can follow along with us.
The livestream will be shared on a special GM website (no login required), and starts at 7:30 p.m. PT. Chevy will also distribute the livestream through its various social media outlets.
"There is a large contingent of Corvette fans across the world waiting for the reveal of the Next Generation," Barry Engle, executive VP and president for GM in the Americas, said in a statement earlier this month. "We're happy to give these fans, and all sports car enthusiasts, a way to see and learn about the vehicle at the same time as those participating live in California."
The debut event will not be open to public attendance, but GM is planning to take the new Corvette on a tour of Chevy dealers across the US. Specific dates and locations are expected to be announced soon.
Like the rest of the world, we're pretty stoked to see what Chevy has in store for the midengine C8 Corvette. Stay tunRead More – Source
It won't be long before we're seeing this bad boy without camouflage, and you can see it right alongside us.
Jennifer Altman/Chevrolet
On Thursday, July 18, Chevrolet will debut the long-awaited, eighth-generation, midengine Corvette. We'll be attending a media event to see the new 'Vette in Southern California, and Chevy will broadcast the big unveiling live on the internet, so you can follow along with us.
The livestream will be shared on a special GM website (no login required), and starts at 7:30 p.m. PT. Chevy will also distribute the livestream through its various social media outlets.
"There is a large contingent of Corvette fans across the world waiting for the reveal of the Next Generation," Barry Engle, executive VP and president for GM in the Americas, said in a statement earlier this month. "We're happy to give these fans, and all sports car enthusiasts, a way to see and learn about the vehicle at the same time as those participating live in California."
The debut event will not be open to public attendance, but GM is planning to take the new Corvette on a tour of Chevy dealers across the US. Specific dates and locations are expected to be announced soon.
Like the rest of the world, we're pretty stoked to see what Chevy has in store for the midengine C8 Corvette. Stay tunRead More – Source
