2026 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray in St. Louis, MO
Stingray Coupe 3LT $86,5251 Stingray Convertible 3LT $94,2201 as shown | Available features shown throughout.
Stingray Coupe 3LT $86,5251 Stingray Convertible 3LT $94,2201 as shown | Available features shown throughout.
Stingray is purposefully designed with dynamic lines, iconic proportions, and refined craftsmanship. Its newly reimagined, driver-centric interior features premium materials, an intuitive layout, and a wide range of customization options for a truly elevated experience.
Performance
The mid-engine Stingray features a naturally aspirated V8 positioned behind the driver, putting more power to the rear wheels where it matters most. And with a quarter-mile time of just 11.2 seconds6 and an available 495 horsepower,7 Stingray is a thrill ride, day or night.
Stingray offers cutting-edge technology that’s both functional and intuitive. The state-of-the-art command center features three new driver display screens: a larger 12.7-inch diagonal center console display, an expanded 14-inch diagonal Driver Information Center and an all-new 6.6-inch diagonal touchscreen auxiliary display.
New wireless charging pad8 Conveniently located in center console Standard
The Corvette Stingray is a legendary American sports car11, celebrated for its unique design and impressive performance. The "Stingray" name applies to certain generations and models within the Corvette lineup—while every Stingray is a Corvette, not every Corvette is a Stingray.
What is the top speed and 0 to 60 time for a Corvette Stingray?
The 2026 Corvette Stingray can reach a top speed of 194 mph on the track and accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.9 seconds12 when equipped with the available Z51 Performance Package.
What is the horsepower of a Corvette Stingray?
The Corvette Stingray delivers 490 horsepower and 465 lb.-ft. of torque. With the optional performance exhaust system included in the Z51 package, output rises to 495 horsepower and 470 lb.-ft. of torque.
In what year was the Corvette Stingray released?
The first Corvette Stingray (originally spelled "Sting Ray") was the 1963 model introduced in late 1962. The current generation of Corvette Stingray was introduced in 2020.
Do all Corvette Stingrays come as convertibles?
The 2026 Corvette Stingray is offered as both a coupe and a convertible. The coupe comes with a removable Targa roof, while the convertible has a power retractable hardtop that lowers in 16 seconds, even while driving at speeds up to 30 MPH.
What is the length of the Corvette Stingray?
The 2026 Corvette Stingray has a length of 182.3 inches.
How many people can a Corvette Stingray seat?
The 2026 Corvette Stingray comfortably seats two adults in GT1, GT2, or optional Competition Sport seats.
Is the Corvette Stingray an electric vehicle?
No, the 2026 Corvette Stingray does not use an electric motor for propulsion.
What type of engine does the Corvette Stingray have?
The 2026 Corvette Stingray is equipped with the LT2 6.2L V8 engine, delivering 490 horsepower and 465 lb.-ft. of torque. With the optional performance exhaust system included in the Z51 package, output rises to 495 horsepower and 470 lb.-ft. of torque.
2026 CORVETTE STINGRAY • SPORTS CAR GUIDE
Choose the Stingray you want to drive—not just photograph.
A Corvette purchase should connect the car’s character to the way you plan to enjoy it. With the 2026 Stingray, that means comparing coupe or convertible, seat fit, the redesigned cockpit and the installed performance and convenience equipment.
Weber Chevrolet in Creve Coeur can discuss specific Stingray vehicles and appointment options. Use this 2026 guide to prepare questions; it does not promise stock, allocation, a particular test-drive arrangement or a future delivery date.
Understand what changes the Stingray’s specification
The 2026 Stingray uses the 6.2L LT2 V8 and an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission. Chevrolet lists 490 horsepower, increasing to 495 with the applicable performance exhaust configuration. The equipment on the VIN—not simply the Corvette badge—determines the car being quoted.
Keep model and equipment tier separate. A Stingray is different from a 2026 Z06 or E-Ray. Moving between Stingray equipment levels is not the same as moving to a different Corvette powertrain.
Make four Stingray decisions before narrowing the color
Decision
What to compare
What to try
Coupe or convertible
Roof operation, storage and the experience you prefer.
Ask for a demonstration of the actual roof and luggage arrangements.
Seats and cabin
Installed seat style, adjustment and comfort equipment.
Sit in the car long enough to assess entry, reach and everyday comfort.
Performance equipment
Z51, available suspension and other equipment on the window sticker.
Discuss intended road or track use and the ownership implications.
Front-end clearance
The driveways and parking entrances you use.
Ask about equipped lift features and their limitations; do not assume they are installed.
See the redesigned 2026 cockpit in person
Chevrolet redesigned the 2026 Corvette cockpit with a 12.7-inch center display, 14-inch Driver Information Center and 6.6-inch auxiliary touchscreen. The cabin deserves its own comparison rather than being treated as unchanged from an earlier Corvette.
While parked, try the driving-position adjustments, display layouts, climate controls, storage and phone functions. Ask which connected services require an account or plan. A feature that looks impressive in a photo should still be comfortable and understandable from your seating position.
Let the intended use guide performance options
A car used for weekend road drives raises different questions from one intended for organized track activity. Talk about the purpose before choosing equipment. Tire type, brake setup, cooling requirements and the manufacturer’s preparation instructions may matter to that use.
Performance claims are not an invitation to test acceleration on public streets. Review track preparation and coverage limitations with the appropriate documentation and service team. Never assume that an optional package removes maintenance requirements or makes all uses equivalent.
Check the practical details that matter after delivery
Measure garage access and consider door-opening room, ground clearance and the luggage you would carry. Obtain an insurance quote for the actual VIN and review tire replacement, maintenance and storage plans. These decisions can matter as much as a trim difference.
For local ownership questions, see the Corvette service guide. If you are considering a used alternative, start with current used inventory and verify history, condition and any modifications on the specific car.
Build a clear Corvette inquiry
Send the model year, coupe or convertible preference, desired equipment and stock number when available. Ask Weber Chevrolet to confirm the car’s location, availability and appointment requirements before traveling from St. Louis or the surrounding area.
Request the window sticker and an itemized written proposal. Keep vehicle pricing, trade allowance and payoff, taxes, fees, financing and optional products separate. Contact the team or use Vehicle Finder to describe the configuration you are seeking without assuming that an inquiry reserves it.
Questions shoppers ask
Is the 2026 interior the same as an earlier Stingray?
The 2026 Corvette cockpit was redesigned. Compare the actual displays, controls and seat configuration rather than carrying over assumptions from an older car.
Does every Stingray have Z51 or front lift?
No. Verify those options and any other performance or convenience features on the individual vehicle’s equipment list.
How should I arrange a Corvette visit?
Send the VIN or required configuration and ask about the vehicle, appointment and demonstration requirements before you travel.
Make the Stingray inquiry as specific as the car.
Tell Weber Chevrolet the roof style, seat and equipment preferences that matter most. Ask for a verified VIN, window sticker and complete proposal before planning the next step.
1MSRP. Tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment extra. Dealer sets final price.
2MSRP. Tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment extra. Dealer sets final price.
3Requires available performance exhaust or Z51 Performance Package.
4On closed course only. Based on initial vehicle movement. Requires available Z51 Performance Package.
5Coupe models without Z51 Performance Package.
6On closed course only. Based on initial vehicle movement.
7Requires available performance exhaust or Z51 Performance Package.
8The system wirelessly charges one compatible mobile device. Some phones have built-in wireless charging technology and others require a special adaptor/back cover. To check for phone or other device compatibility, see my.chevrolet.com/learn or consult your carrier.
9Google built-in services are subject to limitations and availability may vary by vehicle, infotainment system, and location. Select service plan required. Certain Google actions and functionality may require account linking. User terms and privacy statements apply. Google, Android Auto, Google Play and Google Maps are trademarks of Google LLC.
10MSRP. Tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment extra. Dealer sets final price.
11Assembled in Bowling Green, Kentucky of US and globally sourced parts.
12On a closed course only. Based on initial vehicle movement. Requires available Z51 Performance Package.
