It uses a naturally aspirated 6.2-litre LT2 V8 producing 369kW and 637Nm.

An eight-speed dual-clutch transmission is standard.

GMSV quotes 3.4 seconds from 0–100km/h under stated test conditions.

Yes. GMSV lists the Z51 Performance Package as standard on the Australian Corvette Stingray.

Yes. Its coupe body has a removable roof panel that can be taken out for open-air driving.

The 2LT is fitted with leather-appointed GT1 seats, while GT2 and Competition Sport seats may be available depending on specification.

The 2LT delivers the core performance and technology package, while 3LT adds more premium cabin materials and GT2 seats as standard.

Yes. Its mid-engine layout, cabin technology and front and rear luggage areas make it more usable than its performance focus may suggest, although it remains a low two-seat sports car.