2026 Corvette Interior Redesign Revealed With Bold Tech and Color Upgrades
Chevrolet is turning heads once again with the 2026 Corvette, which arrives with a refreshed interior packed with modern features and stylish updates. Every trim level — from the C8 Stingray and C8 E-Ray to the performance-driven Z06 and top-tier ZR1 — will receive the redesigned cabin.
One of the biggest highlights is a bold, asymmetrical interior color scheme — a first in Corvette history. This unique layout splits the cabin into two contrasting zones: one color for the driver’s side and another for the passenger’s. For now, this eye-catching design is available in a Jet Black and Adrenaline Red combo.
For those who prefer more traditional looks, the 2026 Corvette also introduces several new symmetrical color options, including:
- Sky Cool & Medium Ash Gray with Habanero accents
- Santorini Blue
- Very Dark Atmosphere
- Ultimate Suede
Chevy hasn’t confirmed which interior colors from 2025 will be discontinued, but with the addition of Santorini Blue, it seems likely that Tension Blue / Twilight Blue Dipped may be phased out.
Cutting-Edge Infotainment and Ergonomic Enhancements
The new Corvette also boasts a reimagined infotainment system. Drivers will enjoy a triple-screen setup that includes:
- A 12.7-inch central display
- A 14-inch digital instrument cluster
- A 6.6-inch auxiliary touchscreen just left of the steering wheel
Chevy has also revamped the center console. HVAC controls now sit below the main screen for easier reach, and the drive mode selector has been redesigned into a toggle switch. Additionally, the wireless charging pad has been relocated to the center console for improved convenience.
Same Platform, Same Power — Just Smarter Inside
While the interior and tech have evolved, the 2026 Corvette continues to ride on GM’s proven Y2 platform. Production remains at the brand’s Bowling Green facility in Kentucky, with manufacturing expected to kick off on August 4, 2025.
