Corvette And Gran Turismo Team Up To Create CX.R Vision Gran Turismo

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Front 3/4 view of Corvette CX.R Vision Gran Turismo. Concept vehicle shown. Not available for sale.
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Corvette has never looked so good. And it’s all thanks to a timely collaboration between the sporting car brand and Gran Turismo’s designers.
Having sold over 90 million driving games since 1997, Gran Turismo changed the definition of online driving simulator games. The movie Gran Turismo was a hit at the box office in 2023 and the brand is well-known for creating the gamer-to-racer GT Academy platform way back in 2008 that saw some 9 gamers become real-world racing drivers.
Gran Turismo’s manufacturer Polyphony Digital is also well-known in motoring circles for creating the Vision Gran Turismo series back in 2013. Created to celebrate Gran Turismo’s 15th anniversary, this was a groundbreaking special project featuring concept cars specially designed for the series by automakers and coachbuilders like Aston Martin, Audi, BMW, Honda, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Toyota, Lamborghini and now, in 2025—Corvette with its CX.R Vision Gran Turismo (VGT).
Rear action shot of Corvette CX.R Vision Gran Turismo. Concept vehicle shown. Not available for sale.
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In the yellow color scheme, Corvette won at Le Mans
According to Chevrolet, the CX.R VGT imagines the future of Corvette GT racing – a future gamers will be able to drive in Gran Turismo 7. The CX.R VGT racecar embodies Corvette’s history while looking to the future of automotive performance, or so says Corvette. The familiar yellow and black color scheme honors the Corvette GT race cars of the past 25 years, a color combination that has won Le Mans as recently as 2023.
Designers took the latest Corvette CX’s athletic exterior and ramped up the aggression for CX.R VGT with more prominent active aero features and a lower ride height for racetrack-dominating downforce and grip. Weight has been reduced across the car to further highlight the focus on performance.
Inside the cabin, the touring-inspired dash and materials of the CX have been replaced by functional, high-performance appointments with lightweight raw carbon fiber weave and suede-wrapped seats for extra grip and support where the driver needs it.
The concept’s total powertrain output reaches 2000-hp
Using the powertrain template of the Corvette CX concept, the CX.R VGT employs electrified performance with a high-revving, mid-mounted, twin-turbo 2.0-liter V8 engine pumping out 900 horsepower while revving to 15,000 rpm.
Powered by renewable e-fuel, this V8 supercar propels the rear wheels through an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission. But with three electric motors – one for each front wheel, plus a third incorporated into the 8-speed gearbox – total system output reached a ballistic 2,000 hp.
If you’re a gamer, there’s good news. Working with Polyphony Digital, a subsidiary of Sony Interactive Entertainment, Chevrolet will make the CX.R VGT racecar concept available for fans to drive virtually in Gran Turismo 7 later this month, giving new and established fans a chance to experience Corvette power firsthand.
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