A new era for the Corvette

Chevrolet unveils the 2026 Corvette ZR1X, a North American hypercar blending raw power, cutting-edge technology, and electrification. With 1,250 horsepower and an advanced electrified all-wheel-drive system, it becomes the most sophisticated Corvette ever built. At Christin Automobile in Montréal, we are proud to present this exceptional model, a true engineering milestone that pushes Corvette innovation to new heights.

An exceptional powertrain: 1,250 horsepower under the hood

The Corvette ZR1X pairs a 1,064-hp LT7 twin-turbo V8 at the rear with a 186-hp front electric motor, delivering a groundbreaking total of 1,250 hp. The results are nothing short of astonishing:

• 0–60 mph in under 2 seconds

• Quarter mile in less than 9 seconds

• Top speed exceeding 150 mph

The hand-built LT7 engine, assembled at the Performance Build Center, features 76 mm turbochargers and a compact “tubuloturbo” exhaust system, enhancing responsiveness and boost efficiency.

Electrified all-wheel drive inspired by the E-Ray

Drawing inspiration from the Corvette E-Ray, the ZR1X integrates a self-charging hybrid system. The front electric motor recovers and redistributes energy to maximize grip, maintaining optimal traction at speeds up to 160 mph. Its 1.9 kWh battery is track-optimized, offering rapid recharge and improved power management.

A hypercar for both track and road

The Corvette ZR1X isn’t just about raw speed — it’s engineered for versatility, excelling on both the racetrack and city streets.

• Smart drive management: Endurance, Qualifying, and “Push to Pass” modes.

• Carbon-ceramic Alcon brakes: 10-piston calipers up front, 6 in the rear, with 1.9 G deceleration capability.

• Magnetic Ride Control: Adaptive suspension for smooth road comfort and razor-sharp track handling.

• Advanced aerodynamics: Up to 1,200 lb of downforce with the ZTK performance package.

A modern, high-tech cabin

Inside, the 2026 Corvette ZR1X delivers a redesigned cockpit with:

• A three-screen digital layout

• Premium materials and a wide choice of finishes

• Integrated performance tracking app

Available as a coupe or hardtop convertible, it seamlessly combines luxury and sportiness.

Corvette ZR1X 2026: an icon reinvented

By fusing electrified power, state-of-the-art technology, and refined design, the ZR1X embodies the future of Corvette. Built in Bowling Green, Kentucky, it represents North American craftsmanship at its finest, appealing to thrill-seekers and modern sports car enthusiasts alike.

The future of performance is here

The 2026 Corvette ZR1X is more than just a car — it’s a symbol of innovation and passion. For Montréal drivers, it delivers an unparalleled experience, blending Corvette heritage with tomorrow’s technology.

Coming soon to Christin Automobile in Montréal. Be among the first to discover and reserve this one-of-a-kind electrified hypercar.

FAQ – 2026 Corvette ZR1X

What is the total horsepower of the 2026 Corvette ZR1X?

It delivers 1,250 horsepower, combining a twin-turbo LT7 V8 with a front electric motor.

How fast does it accelerate from 0 to 60 mph?

GM estimates under 2 seconds.

Is the Corvette ZR1X a plug-in hybrid?

No, it features a self-charging electrified system using regenerative energy recovery.

Where will it be built?

Each Corvette ZR1X will be assembled in Bowling Green, Kentucky, with its engine hand-built at the Performance Build Center.

When will it be available in Québec?

Pricing and availability will be announced closer to production, but Christin Automobile in Montréal will be among the first to offer it.