Is the Corvette Stingray concept real?

The Corvette Stingray Concept car is a “wish list” of features built with existing and hand-fabricated parts. The wish list for the body includes composite materials; however the actual concept car is all fiberglass because it’s so easy to fabricate, while the chassis structure is a production C6.

How fast can a Corvette Stingray go from 0 to 60?

The 2020 Stingray, outfitted with the Z51 performance package, breaks the Vette’s all-time record, flying to 60 mph in a quick 2.9 seconds.

How much horsepower is in a 2012 Corvette?

430 to 638 hp2012 Chevrolet Corvette / Horsepower

How much is Corvette Sting Ray concept?

He estimated the value of the chassis at US$500,000.

How fast is 2012 Corvette?

With 430 horsepower, the Corvette can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 4.2 seconds and cover the standing quarter-mile in 12.5 seconds. There’s lots of torque at all engine speeds, and throttle response is very willing. This thing goes, and it boasts a top speed of 190 mph.

What motor is in a 2012 Corvette?

6.2 L V8
7.0 L V8
2012 Chevrolet Corvette/Engine
The Corvette’s all-aluminum 6.2-liter V-8 makes 430 hp (436 hp with the optional performance exhaust system) at 5,900 rpm and 424 pounds-feet of torque (428 pounds-feet with the exhaust system) at 4,600 rpm. Chevrolet recommends premium gas for this engine but it’s not required.

Which is better Sting Ray or Z06?

The major difference between the Z06 and the base Stingray is the entirely new engine, taking the Corvette from 490 to 670 horsepower and its redline up from 6450 rpm to a wild 8600 rpm. There are other ways in which the Z06 is just bigger: body width, wheels and tires, brakes, and rear wing are all upsized.

What does Sting Ray mean on a Corvette?

The name “Stingray,” or “Sting Ray” as it was written in 1963, evokes an immediate connection to predatory fish of the ocean. Indeed, two concept Corvettes shared the namesake of a Mako Shark caught by Bill Mitchell, Vice President of Design at General Motors, (1958-1977).