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Earlier this year, we reported that some 2020 Corvette Stingray owners were complaining about the glare produced by the Natural Dipped Napa leather interior on the front windshield. This problem was previously exclusive to the Natural Dipped Napa leather interior, but it now seems as though the Sky Cool Gray/Strike Yellow interior for the updated 2021 Corvette can cause a similar issue.
According to GM, “certain lighting conditions may cause a noticeable reflection on the inside of the windshield,” in 2021 Corvette models equipped with the optional Sky Cool Gray/Strike Yellow interior color combination. This is likely caused by the Sky Cool Gray-colored pads on top of the dashboard. The interior color combo also has black leather on the dashboard, although black leather does not typically cause reflection issues.
autoevolution 16 Dec 2020, 11:15 UTC ·
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Although the Stingray R theme graphics are nowhere to be seen, the 2021 Corvette is now available with a center hood Jake graphics package in black. Listed on Chevrolet Accessories at $495 under part number 84290339, the race-inspired option blends the Jake logo with the Corvette Racing script. 16 photos
Offered with an application template, the appearance package includes two Stingray R decals for placement on the sides of the vehicle or ground effects. Available to order online or through the dealer of your liking, the graphics are covered by 12 months or 12,000 miles (19,312 km) of warranty.
Just like the $195 fender hash marks, the decals can be easily removed with the use of a heat gun without damaging the mid-engine Corvette’s paintwork. Of course, removing them prevents the decals from future use.
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Chevy’s Corvette C8 took the world by storm, attracting interest from current owners as well as those who have never owned (or been interested in) a Corvette before. The new mid-engine sports car had a bit of a rocky start, as production began only to be idled by COVID-19 shortly after. As we write this, there are still many who have placed an order for a 2020 Corvette, but who don’t know whether their order will be built before production switches into the 2021 MY later this year. Some of those orders might slip into the 2021 model year, which brings us to the 2021 Corvette.