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GM has just announced that they are officially working on a Corvette electric car. The fully electric vehicle is expected to hit the market in the future. Still, the president of GM, Mark Reuss, alluded to a 2023 release of a hybrid Corvette. It is excellent news for consumers looking for an environmentally friendly option when it comes to sports cars.

 
Thoughts about Corvettes usually bring to mind images of bright-colored, long, and low sports cars with a massive engine protruding from the hood. However, Corvette is truly an American icon. It is one of the longest-running, continuously produced passenger cars in automobile history and has been manufactured in Bowling Green, Kentucky, since 1981. So, we have compiled a history of all eight Corvette generations from the C1 in 1953 to the present day. Read on to learn more about America's Sports Car.