SEMA 2022 had a multitude of amazing Corvette builds on display. But we are not sure how to feel about this EV split window.

This 1964 Corvette convertible perfectly explains why restomods are so darn popular these days.

This 1967 Corvette L71 is a real survivor with loads of documentation and a seriously impressive trophy case.

This exquisite Roadster Shop 1966 Corvette coupe could serve as a poster child for the restomod movement.

This Le Mans liveried 1965 Corvette racer looks every bit as good as it sounds in Italy.

The owner of this 1963 Corvette split-window was just enjoying the event when his beloved car was taken from the parking lot.

Hawk’s all-electric C2 Corvette will certainly attract its fair share of haters, but it’s a cool build, regardless.