By Eve 
Chevrolet just dropped the hard numbers for the 2025 Corvette lineup, and gearheads are gonna love this. Between last September and July, they cranked out a solid 25,835 units, spreading the love across the entire range—from the workhorse Stingray to the fire-breathing ZR1, which is now sitting pretty as the undisputed king of American sports cars.
No surprise, the Stingray still rules the roost, making up over half the total production with 13,640 models. Hot on its heels? The Z06, rocking 8,862 builds, while the hybrid E-Ray pulled in a respectable 3,153 units. But let’s be real: everyone’s obsessed with the ZR1. And Chevy played it coy, rolling out just 180 of these beasts—barely a drop in the bucket.
Dive deeper, and the ZR1 splits into 115 coupes and 65 drop-tops, nearly all decked out in the swanky 3LZ trim. And yeah, while most are staying Stateside, a handful slipped off to Canada, Mexico, and even the Middle East—lucky folks.
Overall, coupes edged out convertibles (14,678 vs. 11,157), and performance packages were hot. About 40% of Stingray buyers went for the Z51 package, and almost half the ZR1s got the full race-ready ZTK treatment.
Now, the paint booth told its own story. Classic Black and Arctic White led the charge, while Torch Red and the moody Red Mist weren’t far behind. Sleeper hits? Sea Wolf Gray and Riptide Blue had their moment, though wildcards like Hysteria Purple and Competition Yellow turned heads for all the right reasons.
With production wrapped, owners can geek out over their builds thanks to the National Corvette Museum’s archival program—because every ‘Vette has a story, and this year’s lineup? Pure fire.
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Shawn Henry