GM unveils wild electric Corvette concept that opens like a spaceship

General Motors has unveiled a bold new fully electric Corvette concept developed by its Advanced Design studio in Pasadena, California. This is the second of three Corvette design studies set to debut in 2025, following an earlier UK-based concept. The car features a longer, wider, and lower body than the current C8 Corvette, measuring 182.5 inches long, 86 inches wide, and 41.4 inches tall. Drawing inspiration from hypercars like the Koenigsegg Jesko and Rimac Nevera, it has a mid-engine layout emphasizing balance and speed, with advanced aerodynamic elements including an F1-style carbon fiber front wing, aggressive LED headlights, side air channels, an oversized diffuser, an active rear spoiler, and a deployable air brake. A standout feature is its racecar-inspired canopy: a single front-hinged glass panel that lifts to reveal a cockpit resembling a fighter jet rather than a traditional car interior. The driver-focused cabin includes a slim digital dashboard, an augmented