The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 has roared onto the scene, and with it, a price tag that matches its breathtaking performance. Nobody ever expected the pinnacle of the Corvette lineup to be budget-friendly, but with the official configurator now live, we have the definitive numbers. The base Corvette Zr1 Price starts at a cool $174,995, including destination charges. If you prefer open-top thrills, the ZR1 convertible begins at $184,995. However, as Chevrolet has loaded the online configurator with a dizzying array of options, that base price is just the starting point on your journey to a fully personalized ZR1.
Moving up the trim ladder, the 3LZ package offers a significant step up in luxury and technology. For those seeking enhanced comfort and features, the ZR1 3LZ coupe will set you back $185,995, while the convertible version commands a Corvette ZR1 price of $195,995. These prices are before you even begin to explore the extensive list of individual options and packages that Chevrolet has curated for the ultimate Corvette experience.
Photo by: ChevroletAnd options there are, in abundance. If you’re looking to maximize the visual impact and performance of your ZR1, the most expensive single option is the set of staggered 20-inch front and 21-inch rear carbon fiber wheels, priced at a hefty $13,995. For aerodynamic enhancements, the Carbon Fiber Aero package, which includes a prominent high-wing rear spoiler, dive planes, and a tall hood spoiler, adds $8,495 to the Corvette ZR1 cost. Performance enthusiasts will also want to consider the ZTK Track Performance package. For an additional $1,500, this package equips the ZR1 with Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2R tires and a track-tuned suspension featuring Magnetic Ride Control. It’s worth noting that the Carbon Fiber Aero package is a prerequisite for the ZTK Track Performance package, allowing you to tailor your ZR1 for optimal track prowess.
Chevrolet doesn’t stop there. The options list continues with a wide range of personalization choices, from painted brake calipers and chrome badging to carbon fiber mirror caps, racing stripes, and black exhaust tips. Practical considerations are also addressed, with a $2,595 Front Lift option available for owners navigating steep driveways or speed bumps.
For the interior, a full carbon fiber trim package is available for $4,995, while carbon fiber sill plates are an additional $1,995. The Competition sport bucket seats offer enhanced support for $500, and the carbon fiber and microfiber performance steering wheel adds a touch of sporty luxury for $695. Even details like colored seat belts and custom seat stitching are customizable at $495 each. For Corvette aficionados, Chevrolet offers branded floor mats with the Corvette Racing “Jake” logo and even the “Jake” logo stamped into the trunk liner, allowing for ultimate personalization.
2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Configurator option shown with placeholder image.
Photo by: ChevroletInterior view of the 2025 Corvette ZR1 Configurator, image for visual representation.
Chevrolet even offers a special Corvette Museum Delivery option in Kentucky for $1,495, providing a unique and memorable purchase experience.
After meticulously adding all the available options in the online configurator, excluding the museum delivery and minor dealer-installed accessories, our calculations reveal the maximum price of a Corvette ZR1. A fully loaded ZR1 3LZ Convertible reaches a staggering $238,385. For a ZR1 3LZ Coupe equipped with the same exhaustive list of options, the price comes to a still considerable $232,755 – with minor variations possible.
While these figures might seem substantial, it’s important to place the Corvette ZR1 price in the context of its performance and its competitors. A comparable 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 RS starts at $224,495, and the highly anticipated Ford Mustang GTD is expected to begin around $325,000. Stepping into the realm of true hypercars, the Lamborghini Revuelto occupies a different stratosphere entirely, with a starting price of $612,852.
Photo by: ChevroletSide profile of the 2025 Corvette ZR1 Configurator, showcasing design elements.
The new ZR1 distinguishes itself from many of these rivals with its sheer power. Under the hood lies a twin-turbocharged 5.5-liter V-8 engine producing a massive 1,064 horsepower and 828 pound-feet of torque. This formidable power translates to blistering performance figures, launching the ZR1 from 0 to 60 miles per hour in a mere 2.3 seconds and propelling it to a top speed of 233 miles per hour. The ZR1 has also recently demonstrated its track prowess, achieving fast-lap records at renowned American circuits like Road America and Virginia International Raceway, surpassing previous record holders such as the Porsche 911 GT3 and McLaren Senna.
Therefore, while a Corvette ZR1 price pushing towards $240,000 is undoubtedly a significant investment, it represents a compelling proposition when considering the unparalleled performance and technology on offer. In the realm of high-performance sports cars, the ZR1 arguably delivers supercar levels of capability at a price point that, while premium, undercuts many of its direct competitors.
Here is a comprehensive list of the options available for the 2025 Corvette ZR1 and their corresponding prices:
- Carbon Fiber Wheels: $13,995
- Carbon Fiber Aero Package: $8,495
- Carbon Fiber Interior: $4,995
- Carbon Fiber Engine Cross Brace (Coupe): $2,895
- Front Lift: $2,595
- Dual Roof (Coupe): $2,295
- Bright Machined Forged Wheels: $1,995
- Carbon Fiber Sill Plates: $1,995
- ZTK Performance Package: $1,500
- Blue-Painted Forged Wheels: $1,495
- Corvette Museum Delivery: $1,495
- Carbon Fiber Mirror Caps $1,250
- Dual Racing Stripes: $1,195
- Carbon Flash-Painted Wheels: $995
- Premium Paint: $995
- Carbon Fiber and Microfiber Steering Wheel: $695
- Painted Brakes: $695
- Stealth Interior Trim $595
- Competition Sport Bucket Seats: $500
- Rapid Blue Paint: $500
- Colored Seat Belt: $495
- Custom Seat Stitching $495
- Black Exhaust Tips $395
- Spoiler Extension: $395
- Chrome Badging $295
- Personalized Interior Plaque $295
- Carpeted Floor Mats $275
- Jake Logo Center Caps: $250
- Carbon Flash Mirrors $195
- Jake Logo Cargo Area $195
Source: Chevrolet
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