A
- Active Handling
- A stability control system that helps keep the car under control during sharp turns or slippery conditions.
- Air Intake
- The system that brings air into the engine to mix with fuel for combustion, improving performance and efficiency.
B
- Body Style
- The overall shape and design of the Corvette, such as coupe or convertible.
- Brake Calipers
- Components that squeeze the brake pads against the rotors to slow down or stop the car.
C
- Carbon Fiber
- A lightweight, strong material used in Corvette construction to reduce weight and increase performance.
- Chassis
- The main structural frame of the Corvette that supports all mechanical components.
- Crate Engine
- A complete engine sold separately by Chevrolet for custom builds or replacements.
S
- Stingray
- A name used on several Corvette generations, symbolizing speed, elegance, and sharp design.
- Supercharger
- A device that forces more air into the engine to increase power and acceleration.
Z
- Z06
- A high-performance Corvette model designed for racing and track use.
- ZR1
- The most powerful Corvette trim, featuring extreme performance and exclusive design elements.