By now, almost everyone who has ordered their 2020 Chevrolet Corvette should have received their units since Chevrolet did not stop the delivery schedule in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. Someone even had an accident after having had the mid-engine sports car for just over a day.
As such, tons of videos on the Corvette C8 have already flooded the web space. Even we, the bikers, had the opportunity to get behind the wheel of one for our first driving test. Basically, if you need to know something about the Corvette, the useful information is just a few clicks away.
But if you want official videos, Chevrolet launched the Corvette Academy in July of last year. This set of videos, available on the Chevrolet website, the MyChevy app, the Chevrolet Owners Center and Youtube.com
– Aims to provide education to current and future owners of Corvette.
From the history of the nameplate to simple operations like changing camera views in infotainment, Corvette Academy has it all. Notably, Chevrolet added 23 videos to its playlist, with a total of 47 videos, all about the first mid-engine Vette.
Production of the Corvette didn't stop in the middle of the pandemic, at least because of its chassis, and we all know that the 2021 model year is underway, and production should start as early as September of this year.
While these new official Corvette videos are for the 2020 model year, they will still apply to the next version, as only a few items will be updated, including a wireless Apple CarPlay that will be standard. across the range.