General Motors delivered 6,794 new Corvettes during the 1st Quarter of 2025, showing a 20.8% decrease compared to the same period in 2024.
This decline in Corvette sales is attributed to various factors, including the large number of available cars and dealers offering significant discounts.
Despite the sales dip, there are over 4,500 Corvettes for sale on dealers' lots, indicating an abundance of available inventory.
Market uncertainty and seasonal factors contribute to lower sales numbers in the 1st quarter, with potential for improvement in subsequent quarters.
GM is making improvements to the Corvette assembly line to cater to the production of more widebody models like the E-Ray, Z06, and the upcoming ZR1.
A Costco promotion for the 2025 Corvette Stingray and E-Ray, offering savings up to $3,000, is ending on April 30th.
The presented delivery numbers are specific to U.S. sales, and GM's 2nd Quarter 2025 sales numbers will be released in July 2025.
General Motors reported a 17% increase in U.S. sales in the 1st quarter, with growth across all four brands and segments, including EV sales.
Chevrolet saw a 14% sales increase, Cadillac retail sales were up 21%, GMC had its best Q1 ever with an 18% sales increase, and Buick had its best quarter since 2006 with a 39% sales growth.
General Motors attributes its sales growth to its diverse portfolio, market leadership in trucks and SUVs, strong EV offerings, and continuous brand growth.