00:00Welcome to the video from the Auto Magazine Tuning Blog.
00:03Today, we're talking about the spectacular Corvette CX and Corvette CXR Vision Gran Turismo concept vehicles that Chevrolet recently unveiled in Monterey, California.
00:15These two futuristic studies were the focus of the exclusive the Quaila Motorsports Gathering event and provided a fascinating glimpse into the potential design language of future Corvette models.
00:26The Corvette CX is an electric super sports coupe that impressively demonstrates how uncompromising performance can look in an all-electric future.
00:37It incorporates iconic design features such as the aggressive front end, the extremely low silhouette with a height of just over one meter, and the striking taillights.
00:47However, everything is interpreted in a modern and progressive way.
00:51The concept is powered by four electric motors, one per wheel, which together produce more than 2,000 horsepower.
01:00A torque vectoring system ensures optimum traction and impressive cornering stability.
01:06The energy is supplied by a lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 90 kWh, installed deep in the chassis to optimize weight distribution.
01:15Another technical highlight is the vacuum fan system, which generates additional downforce through targeted airflow.
01:23Supported by active aerodynamic elements at the front and rear.
01:27Inside, the CX surprises with a futuristic jet cockpit.
01:32The roof opens to the front and reveals sports seats in bright inferno red.
01:36The entire windscreen serves as a digital display, a so-called windshield, which presents all driving information in impressive size.
01:45The second concept car, the Corvette X Air Vision Gran Turismo, is even more uncompromising.
01:52This thoroughbred racing car combines the world of motorsport with digital simulation in both virtual and real life.
01:58Visually, it is reminiscent of the traditional GT models with their striking yellow and black design.
02:04Technically, however, it goes its own way.
02:07Instead of pure electric power, the CX Air relies on a 2-liter V8 biturbo gasoline engine with 900 horsepower,
02:14which reaches an impressive 15,000 revolutions per minute.
02:19This is supplemented by three electric motors, two on the front axle and another integrated into the 8-speed transmission at the rear.
02:28Here too, the total output is more than 2,000 horsepower.
02:31This makes the racing car in no way inferior to its electric sibling.
02:37Incidentally, both vehicles will be available to experience digitally in August,
02:42namely in the popular racing game Gran Turismo 7.
02:46Players all over the world can experience the concentrated performance and futuristic design of the Corvette studies on virtual racetracks.
02:54A series launch is not currently planned, but the direction in which the Corvette design could develop is clearly recognizable.
03:03More information about both vehicles and all technical details can be found in the article.
03:09As always, the link to it is in the video description.
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