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General Motors said an electric Corvette is coming in the near future, according to a tweet sent out on Monday morning.

According to GM, an electrified version of the Corvette is expected by next year, with a fully-electric version of the Corvette coming in the future. (WXYZ) — General Motors said an electric Corvette is coming in the near future, according to a tweet sent out on Monday morning.

An electrified version of the Chevy Corvette is coming in 2023, GM President Mark Reuss said. An all-electric version of the iconic sports car will follow ...

The company is working toward making and replacing battery packs in over 140,000 electric Chevy Bolts after a series of fires forced the automaker to halt production. The Corvette would be the latest vehicle in the Chevy lineup to be electrified. The arrival of the Silverado, Equinox, Blazer, and Corvette EVs would put Chevy at the forefront of GM’s $35 billion push to electrify its entire lineup by 2040.

GM will produce an electrified Chevrolet Corvette next year, followed by an all-electric version of the iconic sports car, according to President Mark ...

Reuss said the automaker will continue to manufacture traditional models with internal combustion engines alongside the electrified models. GM has announced plans to exclusively sell electric vehicles by 2035. - He declined to disclose when the all-electric Corvette would be released or whether the "electrified" model would be a traditional hybrid or plug-in hybrid electric vehicle.

General Motors is confirming what President Joe Biden told the world about 18 months ago: There will be an all-electric Corvette.

Cadillac's boss has said the brand lineup will be nearly all-electric by 2030. A person familiar with production of the Corvette at GM's Bowling Green Assembly in Kentucky told the Free Press that there were indeed plans for an all-electric version. GM has said it will have an all-electric lineup across its brands by 2035, with Cadillac being the lead brand for that technology. In it, he says, "They tell me that GM is making an all-electric version of its iconic sports car that will go 200 mph." In an 80-second campaign spot posted on Biden's Twitter account in August 2020, Biden talked about his love of the Corvette and the American car market. Reuss first said on CNBC and then wrote about it on his LinkedIn page.

General Motors says it will be offering an electrified Corvette as early as next year as it continues to strengthen its foothold in the electric vehicle ...

More details on the vehicles are expected to be provided at a later date. Last August President Joe Biden even discussed how he’d had a conversation with General Motors CEO Mary Barra about wanting to test drive an electric Corvette once it is built. President Mark Reuss said in a statement on LinkedIn on Monday that the automaker will also offer a fully electric, Ultium-based Corvette in the future.

The great American sports car is going electric. General Motors President Mark Reuss shared the news this morning, and released the first images of the ...

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Yes, in addition to the amazing new Chevrolet Corvette Z06 and other gas-powered variants coming, we will offer an electrified and a fully electric, Ultium- ...

As for the Ultium’s battery energy recovery system, is this just a glorified, verbose way of describing a heat pump? The Ultium Platform can then deploy energy stored through the recovery process to heat the cabin more quickly in cold weather than comparable systems found in vehicles with an internal combustion engine. In addition, we also announced today Ultium Platform’s energy recovery system, a patented onboard system that takes the heat generated by EV batteries and uses it to warm the cabin, create more efficient charging conditions, and even increase vehicle acceleration.

General Motors says it will be offering an electrified Corvette as early as next year as it continues to strengthen its foothold in the electric vehicle ...

An electrified vehicle generally means a gas-electric hybrid or a plug-in rechargeable hybrid, but more details on the vehicles are expected at a later date. General Motors says it will offer an electrified Chevrolet Corvette as early as next year. General Motors says it will offer an electrified Chevrolet Corvette as early as next year

The all-electric Corvette will use GM's proprietary Ultium battery platform.

Before the fully-electric Corvette arrives, it is likely there will be a gas-electric or plug-in hybrid model. The all-electric Corvette will use GM’s proprietary Ultium battery platform. On the near horizon are an electric Hummer SUV, GMC Sierra, Chevrolet Silverado, Equinox and Blazer.

Chevy has to keep up with the competition, and the hybrid and electric 'Vettes have the potential to deliver tremendous power and performance.

The revisions include the need to package the large battery required to provide both massive power and reasonable driving range; fitting two electric motors in the rear; and packaging the Ultium battery. While the project is no doubt well underway, we expect a C8 EV to appear around 2024 as a 2025 model at the earliest. Reuss stated that the hybrid 'Vette will be out “next year.” We expect that that means late in 2023 as a 2024 model. Rumor has it that the C8 hybrid was not expected to be able to drive solely on electric power, though that might have changed by now and it might be able to move on electrons for short distances at lower speeds. The Corvette C8 was designed from the outset to include a hybrid model. GM president Mark Reuss has just gone public with what we’ve known for some time: that a hybrid C8 Corvette will be here next year.

Here's a clear sign that internal combustion engines are on the long road to oblivion: The Corvette is going electric.