Drivers want luxury SUVs, and brands like Chevrolet are willing to cooperate to get those sales. With the rumors of a 2025 Corvette SUV more than whispers at this point, what sets this sport utility vehicle apart from the luxury options already on the market? Even if the Corvette SUV price is high, people will likely flock to it. Then again, some Corvette people will probably rebuke the idea entirely. Either way, it sounds like the most controversial hypothetical sport utility vehicle is actually happening.

Will there be a 2025 Corvette SUV?

According to Car and Driver, a 2025 Corvette SUV is happening. Corvette could become its own nameplate to launch a new sub-brand under Chevrolet. The Corvette brand would include a four-door coupe and a sporty performance crossover that could mirror the upcoming electric two-seater Corvette.

Corvette is one of the most recognized names in the automotive industry, but its lineup is relatively small compared to others. That is all about to change if the sub-brand rumors are correct. Many sports cars are in the pipeline already, with more C8s, a ZR1, the E-Ray hybrid, and the Corvette EV potentially coming to market in the next few years.

The rumored 2025 Corvette SUV will help launch the brand in the same year with two body styles, which Car and Driver says will be EVs. Autoblog posted a report about GM President Mark Reuss’ discussing the next C8-based model, which he said would be a “next step in performance for Chevrolet.”

How much would a Corvette SUV cost?

If the 2025 SUV sets vehicles like the Porsche Cayenne and Taycan in its sights, most versions will linger around $80,000 to $120,000. A four-door coupe and a crossover could bring in new drivers who want what Porsche offers but in an American brand. The Corvette SUV price will also likely increase for limited edition options and more powerful specs.

The source says these sporty new vehicles have high-density battery packs, high-revving electric motors, and an 800-volt electrical system that offers up to 350 kW of fast charging. Other rumored features include a two-speed trans, four-wheel steering, and torque vectoring.

While the Corvette SUV and whatever else comes out of the brand won’t be cheap, the rumors intrigue people. 2025 is still pretty far off, but an official announcement from Chevrolet could happen at any point.

A 2025 high-performance SUV from Chevrolet will be worth the wait

Even though it seems a Corvette SUV aims at Porsche and Ferrari with the body style. However, the Ford Blue brand is a good example. Ford and Ford Blue work together to offer gasoline and electric versions of the brand’s most popular vehicles. The Ford Mustang Mach-E is an excellent example of a popular sub-brand spinoff. It isn’t a Mustang but uses the recognizable name for a brand-new electric SUV. So far, the Mustang Mach-E has been quite popular with buyers.

The Porsche Macan, Cayenne, Lamborghini Urus, and even the Mercedes-Benz G-Class sales prove buyers want luxurious SUV options. Keep your eyes on Chevrolet’s social media in the next few months, a peek at the most controversial sport utility vehicle that doesn’t exist yet could be coming soon.