On the road or browsing listings, the 2020 Corvette lineup can feel like a handful of choices packed into one model year — different trims, packages and price points change how each car drives and what it costs to own. A quick, organized comparison helps you spot which fit your needs without getting lost in options.
There are 4 2020 Corvette Car Models, ranging from Stingray 1LT to Z51 Performance Package (factory). For each, you’ll find below the columns Body style,Engine & power (L / hp),MSRP ($); you’ll find the information below.
What are the main differences between the 2020 Corvette models?
The differences come down to trim level, available performance options and price: base trims focus on comfort and lower MSRP, while options like the Z51 Performance Package add suspension, brakes and aero for track-oriented handling, usually paired with higher output figures or optimized gearing. Use the Body style, Engine & power (L / hp) and MSRP ($) columns to compare how those choices affect function and cost.
Which model is the best everyday choice versus a track-focused pick?
For daily driving, a lower-trim Stingray with standard features offers better comfort and value; it still has strong performance but fewer harsh ride characteristics. If you plan on spirited driving or occasional track days, the Z51 Performance Package (factory) upgrades handling and cooling at the expense of price and ride comfort. Choose based on intended use and how much you value cornering capability versus daily comfort.
2020 Corvette Car Models
| Model | Body style | Engine & power (L / hp) | MSRP ($) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stingray 1LT | Coupe | 6.2 L / 490 hp | $59,995 |
| Stingray 2LT | Coupe | 6.2 L / 490 hp | $66,000–$74,000 |
| Stingray 3LT | Coupe | 6.2 L / 490 hp | $72,000–$85,000 |
| Z51 Performance Package (factory) | Coupe | 6.2 L / 490 hp (495 hp w/ performance exhaust) | Adds ≈ $5,000 to base MSRP |
Images and Descriptions
Stingray 1LT
Entry-level mid‑engine Corvette coupe with a 6.2L V8 and 8‑speed dual‑clutch transmission. Basic but performance-focused, the 1LT is for buyers who want exotic handling and V8 power at the most affordable factory Corvette price.
Stingray 2LT
Mid-range Stingray that adds upgraded tech, comfort and convenience features over the base 1LT. Offers nicer interior materials, advanced infotainment and more option capability—good for buyers wanting daily usability with near‑full performance potential.
Stingray 3LT
Top trim Stingray emphasizing luxury and creature comforts: premium leather, heated/ventilated seats, upgraded sound and driver aids. Ideal for buyers who want full interior refinement while keeping the mid‑engine V8 performance intact.
Z51 Performance Package (factory)
Factory track-focused performance package adding upgraded suspension, larger brakes, aerodynamic enhancements, limited‑slip differential and cooling upgrades; a must for buyers who want sharper handling and higher sustained performance from a 2020 Stingray.
Marco Delantero
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