Corvette Interiors Get Major Overhaul For 2026 With New Display Layout And Controls

A new three-screen setup leads the interior changes. The updated layout includes a 14-inch driver display, a 12.7-inch center touchscreen, and a new 6.6-inch auxiliary screen positioned to the left of the steering wheel. The center console has also been adjusted, placing key controls closer to the driver. The drive mode selector is now located beside the gear shifter, while a new wireless charging pad sits below the infotainment screen. A larger, illuminated volume knob remains in place for quick access.

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The HVAC controls have moved under the center screen, opening up space between the seats and making room for a passenger grab handle. A new USB-C port has also been added under this handle for easier access. Cupholders now come with ambient lighting and in higher trims include aluminum detailing.

A new carbon fiber hood for the driver display is standard on the ZR1 and optional on the E-Ray and Z06. This piece ties in with other available carbon fiber options across the lineup.

The infotainment system software has been updated across the board. All screens support configurable layouts for Tour, Sport, and Track modes. The new auxiliary screen can show specific vehicle data like trip info or performance metrics and drivers can choose to mirror key displays across screens.

Previously exclusive to the E-Ray, the Performance App is now standard across all 2026 Corvette models. It includes functions such as:

All these features are accessible via the new touchscreen auxiliary display and can be configured for different screen areas.