2026 Corvette Redesign, Camaro NASCAR Update, AMG V8

Chevrolet has unveiled a major interior redesign for the 2026 Corvette, eliminating the vertical button row and introducing a more user-friendly, tech-focused cabin with larger digital displays and improved ergonomics. The update includes a 14-inch digital gauge cluster, a 12.7-inch central touchscreen, and a 6.6-inch auxiliary display, as well as expanded storage and customizable color options. All Corvette trims, including the ZR1, now feature the PTM Pro mode, which disables most electronic assists except ABS to give drivers more control. The redesign keeps the Corvette's driver-centric feel while enhancing passenger comfort. Meanwhile, Mercedes-AMG has confirmed ongoing development of its next-generation V8 engine, signaling continued investment in performance combustion engines. In NASCAR, Chevrolet will update the Camaro Cup car's body for 2026 instead of launching a new model, maintaining its marketing focus in motorsports.