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Before this year's “legendary DAYTONA 500 race,” Chevrolet showcased the Blazer EV.R NASCAR Prototype. It didn't race but hinted at the next generation of electric race cars. Here's an overview of its standout features.

 
Chevrolet's history features a wide array of highly capable pickups. The Silverado EV ZR2 concept recently passed through the grueling Mint 400 off-road race. This all-electric racer successfully handled the 73-mile course, affirming its rugged nature. Chevrolet also entered the gas-powered Silverado ZR2 and Colorado ZR2 in the event.

 
In a remarkable crossover between motorsports and public safety, technology developed by Pratt Miller Motorsports, home to Corvette Racing, is being adapted to help safeguard first responders. At CES 2025, Oshkosh, a leading manufacturer of industrial trucks, revealed how they're leveraging this racing-derived technology to prevent tragic accidents involving emergency vehicles. The application of Corvette Racing's sophisticated monitoring systems could become a vital tool for first responder safety.

 
Closing the 2021 season, the Corvette Racing program announced ambitious plans for the upcoming season. Tracing its modern history to the late 1990s, this racing division has never competed in endurance-style events worldwide. Taking advantage of upgraded technologies, the next-generation Corvette models will adopt the GTD-Pro and GTE Pro badges. The two American vehicles will be deployed at the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans in the heart of France.