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We've seen plenty of spyshots for the exterior of the car but has anyone tried snapping a picture of the interior? This is the closest thing that I've seen, but I doubt that it's real.
http://gmauthority.com/blog/2018/08/...ovides-sketch/
Originally posted by GM Authority
As we approach the inevitable debut of the C8 Corvette, the rumormill continues to churn. The latest comes from a poster on the Corvette Forum who claims to have seen the mid-engine Corvette’s cockpit.
With the post, the individual provided a sketch of the mid-engine Corvette’s alleged interior that the poster said is a mix of Ford GT and Lamborghini Huracán. Of course, we can’t confirm any of the information provided like the majority of C8 Corvette rumors.
Nevertheless, if the individual is correct, the mid-engine C8 Corvette will feature a fully digital gauge cluster with a thick squared-off steering wheel. To the driver’s left, a digital screen is said to wrap around the dashboard in some fashion with center controls said out vertically in a neat line of buttons.
Further, a drive mode selector sits on the center stack near a “digital touchpad” of sorts. The stack also features a start/stop engine button similar to the Huracán, per the poster.
Again this is all pure speculation and we have no way to reinforce the individual’s credibility, but it’s the first nugget of information we’ve heard surrounding the car’s interior.
With the post, the individual provided a sketch of the mid-engine Corvette’s alleged interior that the poster said is a mix of Ford GT and Lamborghini Huracán. Of course, we can’t confirm any of the information provided like the majority of C8 Corvette rumors.
Nevertheless, if the individual is correct, the mid-engine C8 Corvette will feature a fully digital gauge cluster with a thick squared-off steering wheel. To the driver’s left, a digital screen is said to wrap around the dashboard in some fashion with center controls said out vertically in a neat line of buttons.
Further, a drive mode selector sits on the center stack near a “digital touchpad” of sorts. The stack also features a start/stop engine button similar to the Huracán, per the poster.
Again this is all pure speculation and we have no way to reinforce the individual’s credibility, but it’s the first nugget of information we’ve heard surrounding the car’s interior.
http://gmauthority.com/blog/2018/08/...ovides-sketch/
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