GM won’t be able to build too many 2025 Corvette ZR1 models given its short model year timeline, parts availability, and other factors. 

GM is reportedly tweaking its assembly lines at Bowling Green in an effort to accommodate C8 Corvette Grand Sport production.

The very first two saleable 2025 Corvette ZR1 VINs have been built, and order banks are set to open up very soon.

2025 Corvette constraints and allocations are in, revealing some familiar faces as production prepares to be idled for a few weeks.

GM typically idles plants like Bowling Green for a couple of weeks, but given soft C8 Corvette sales and higher inventory, this year will be bit different.

Corvette E-Ray production at Bowling Green has been ramping up very slowly, but there are some signs to be optimistic.

A steady ramp up has turned into a flood of C8 Corvette production as GM extends and adds shifts at Bowling Green.