The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette C8 sees modest interior updates that elevate its premium appeal without overhauling its core design. While the much-discussed “wall of buttons” remains for now, Chevrolet introduces new materials and colour options to try to add to the cabin experience.
New Colourways and Materials
A notable addition is the Habanero interior colour scheme, exclusive to the 3LT trim. This bold two-tone black and orange design is available with either GT2 or Competition sport seats, adding a vibrant touch to the cockpit. Complementing this is the introduction of blue custom leather stitching on seats, the instrument panel, doors, and console. This option requires a Jet Black interior and is also exclusive to the 3LT trim.
In a move towards uniformity and better quality, the 1LT and 2LT trims now feature a leather steering wheel airbag cover, previously reserved for the 3LT. This replaces the hard-touch material used in earlier models.
Maintaining the Driver-Centric Layout
The C8’s interior continues to prioritise the driver with its asymmetrical dashboard and centre console angled towards the driver. Despite ongoing discussions about the ergonomics of the climate control “wall of buttons,” this design element persists in the 2025 model. However, reports suggest that significant changes, including the removal of this feature, are anticipated in the 2026 Corvette update .
Conclusion
The 2025 Corvette C8’s interior updates are characterized by thoughtful enhancements rather than radical changes. By introducing new colour options and upgrading materials across trims, Chevrolet continues to refine the Corvette’s cabin, balancing its performance heritage with modern luxury expectations.
