GETTING TO KNOW YOUR 2021 CORVETTE
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR2021CORVETTEPERFORMANCE FEATURESchevrolet.comReview this Quick Reference Guide for an overview of some of the performance features of yourChevrolet Corvette. Some optional equipment described in this guide may not be included in yourvehicle. More information can be found in your Owner’s Manual and at my.chevrolet.com.For easy reference, keep this guide with your Owner’s Manual in your glove box.Certain restrictions, precautions, and safety procedures apply to your vehicle.Please read your Owner’s Manual for complete instructions.
INSTRUMENT PANEL PERFORMANCE FEATURESManual ShiftPaddlesHead-Up DisplayControlsF(on ter ControlsEngine Start/Stop Button(on instrumentpanel)TransmissionShift ControlsPerformanceDataRecorderFTraction Control& StabiliTrak Off/Front Lift SystemF/Curb View CameraFButtonsDriver ModeControlTACHOMETER REDLINEThe tachometer displays the engine speed in revolutions per minute (RPM). If the engineis operated with the RPMs in the red warning area at the high end of the tachometer,vehicle damage may occur. Do not operate the engine with the RPMs past the redline onthe tachometer. The redline is lower when the engine is cold as well as during the first500 mile break-in period.VEHICLE MESSAGESMessages displayed on the Driver Information Center (DIC) indicate the status of thevehicle. Some messages can be cleared by pressing the DIC thumbwheel control on thesteering wheel; other messages that require immediate action cannot be cleared untilthat action is performed.Read your Owner’s Manual to learn about the information being relayed by the lights and gauges of theinstrument cluster.See Introduction in your Owner’s Manual.2F Optional equipment
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER/DRIVER INFORMATION CENTERThe Driver InformationCenter (DIC) on the instrument cluster displays avariety of vehicle messagesand system information.Use the controls on theright side of the steeringwheel to view the mainmenus on the right side ofthe cluster:Trip Computer – Displaytrip, fuel range and other info pagesPerformance – View performance functions and vehicle operation statusAudio – Display media or radio stations; while displayed, use the DIC thumbwheel to seekstationsMaintenance – Display status of common maintenance itemsOptions – Change display informationSimplify – Display only basic information and hide info tiles and the DICDIC CONTROLSPress theor button to movebetween the d isplay zones.Rotate the thumbwheel up or down tomove through the menus.Press the thumbwheel to open a menu,or to select or reset an item.INFO TILESA number of different info tiles showingthe operation of various systems can be selected for display on the left side of theinstrument cluster. Four tiles are available with the Track display theme and two tilesare available with all other display themes.1. Use the DIC controls toopen the Options menu.2. Scroll to Info TilesSelection. Press thethumbwheel to enter themenu.3. Scroll through the available Info Tiles. Press thethumbwheel to select atile. It will appear on theinstrument cluster.See Instruments and Controls in your Owner’s Manual.3
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER/DRIVER INFORMATION CENTERTRIP COMPUTER Trip 1 Trip 2 Fuel Economy Trip Timer Current Drive CyclePERFORMANCE MENU 0–60 Acceleration – time recorded during acceleration to 60 MPH Lap Timer (Linked to Performance DataRecorderF) – record lap times Friction Circle – inertia being exerted onthe vehicleMAINTENANCE MENU Oil and Transmission Fluid Life Air FilterF Engine LifeOPTIONS MENU Display Design Info Tiles Selection Speed Warning Units Tire Pressure HUD RotationRECONFIGURABLE INSTRUMENTCLUSTERThe instrument cluster features 6 displayconfigurations: Sport, Tour, Track, Weather,MyMode, and Z-Mode. The style of theinstrument cluster will change dependingon the display theme.1. Use the DIC controls to open the Optionsmenu.2. Scroll to Display Design. Press thethumbwheel to enter the menu.3. Scroll through the themes. Press the thumbwheel to select the desired theme.Each configuration has preset information shown that is linked to the selected DriverMode Control setting. Display other information using the Info Tiles Selection option.See Instruments and Controls in your Owner’s Manual.4F Optional equipment
HEAD-UP DISPLAYF (HUD)The Head-Up Display (HUD) projects someoperating information on the windshield.Temporary information, such as audio selections and navigation maneuvers, will also bedisplayed. The HUD controls are located on theleft side of the instrument panel.HUDLift up or press down to adjust the position ofthe image. It cannot be adjusted side-to-side.HUDINFOPress to select from 3 display views: Tour,Sport, or Track.BrightnessLift up to brighten or press down to dim thedisplay. Hold down to turn off the display.ROTATION OPTIONTo adjust the angle of the HUD, use the DIC controls to view Options HUD Rotationand select Adjust Mode. Rotate the DIC thumbwheel to adjust the angle. Select OK tosave the setting.See Instruments and Controls in your Owner’s Manual.ELECTRIC PARKING BRAKETo apply the parking brake, press theParking Brake switch on the left sideof the instrument panel.To release the parking brake, turn on theignition, press the brake pedal, and thenpress theswitch.Note: The parking brake will release automaticallyif the vehicle is running, placed into gear, and anattempt is made to drive.See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.BUCKLE TO DRIVEBuckle to Drive prevents the vehicle from shifting out of Park if the engine is running,the brake pedal is pressed, and the driver’s or front passenger’s seat belt is not buckled.Buckle the seat belt to shift out of Park. If the seat belt remains unbuckled, the vehiclecan be shifted out of Park once the Driver Information Center message turns off afterseveral seconds. Shifting from Park is prevented once each ignition cycle.To turn off or on again, go to Settings Vehicle Buckle to Drive.See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s ManualF Optional equipment5
DUAL CLUTCH TRANSMISSIONThe Dual Clutch Transmission provides an extremely connected feel with very fast shifttimes for maximum performance. The transmission is electronically controlled using theshift switches located on the center console. The selected gear position illuminates inred on the shift switch.Park – Press the P button to shift to Park.Reverse – Pull the R switch to shift toReverse.Neutral – Press and hold the N button untilthe indicator is red to shift to Neutral.Drive – Pull the D switch to shift to Drive.MANUAL MODEThe Dual Clutch Transmission can be shifted manually using the paddles behind thesteering wheel.With the transmission in Drive, pressthe Manual Mode (M) button to shiftmanually. Pull the left (–) steeringwheel paddle to downshift and the right( ) steering wheel paddle to upshift.The current gear is displayed on theinstrument cluster and HUDF. Thetransmission will hold the current gearuntil a change is requested. Pull theDrive (D) switch to return to Drive.To engage temporary manual paddle shifts, pull either the left (–) or right ( ) s teeringwheel paddle with the transmission in Drive (D). The transmission will return to automatic shifting after approximately 6 seconds of cruising at steady speeds and withoutany manual shifts or by pulling and holding the right paddle for more than 1 second.Automatic shifting also will return when the vehicle stops.To downshift to the lowest gear possible for the current vehicle speed, pull and brieflyhold the left (–) steering wheel paddle.If vehicle speed is too fast or too slow for the requested gear, the shift will not occur.DOUBLE PADDLE DECLUTCHDouble Paddle Declutch allows the vehicle to temporarily disconnect the engine from thewheels, similar to shifting to Neutral.Pull and hold both the left (–) and right ( ) steering wheel paddles at the same time toactivate Double Paddle Declutch. The gear position indicator on the center console willflash red and the gear position indicator on the instrument cluster will turn gray.Release both paddles to exit Double Paddle Declutch.See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.6F Optional equipment
DRIVER MODE CONTROLThe Driver Mode Control system can provide enhanced performance for different d rivingconditions by automatically adjusting the steering, throttle progression, shift mode,braking response, suspensionF, traction control, engine sound, instrument clustertheme, and other calibrations (if equipped) in real time. The modes are displayed on theDriver Information Center.Rotate the Driver Mode Control knob on the center console to select the desired mode:MyMode – Allows the engine sound, steering, suspensionF, and braking responseto be customized to your preference in everyday driving.Weather – Use during slippery conditionsto help control wheel speed.Tour – Use in normal driving for balancedcomfort and handling.Sport – Use where road conditions orpersonal preference dictate a more performance-oriented response.Track – Use when maximum vehicle performance is desired. Track mode is forclosed racetracks.Z-Mode – Press the Z-Mode button onthe steering wheel to activate customized engine sound, steering, suspensionF, powertrain, and braking response settingsfor maximum handling.The mode features vary. Not all vehicleshave all features. Allow a few secondsfor the changes to be activated before the current mode is displayed.DRIVER MODE CUSTOMIZATIONThe MyMode and Z-Mode settings can becustomized in the Settings menu on theinfotainment screen.Go to Settings Vehicle MyMode orZ-Mode to change the engine sound,steering, suspensionF, powertrain, andbrake response settings.See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.F Optional equipment7
DRIVER MODE CONTROLDRIVER MODE ATTRIBUTESThe multiple modes available through the Driver Mode Control change the settings ofvarious vehicle sub-systems to optimize driving performance. The following chart is anoverview of the Driver Mode attributes for each deCluster DisplayTour (default),Sport, Track,WeatherWeatherTourSportTrackTour, Sport (default),Track, WeatherHUD LayoutDisplayFTour (default),Sport, Track,WeatherTourTourSportTrackTour, Sport (default),Track, WeatherInformationalTitlesTour (default),Sport, Track,WeatherWeatherTourSportTrackTour, Sport (default),Track, al, Sport, Track(default), lTrackNormal, Sport, Track(default), WeatherTransmissionShift ModeNormalWeatherNormalSportTrackNormal, Sport, Track(default), WeatherActive FuelManagementEnabled(In 4th–8thgear for mLSDvehicles)Enabled (In4th–8th gearfor mLSDvehicles)Enabled(In 4th–8thgear)Enabled(In 5th–8thgear)DisableTour, Sport, Track(default), WeatherTractionControl iveDriving Modeor ompetitiveDrivingModeAvailablePTMAvailablePTM Available(if Powertrain settingis set to Track)Engine SoundStealth, Tour(Default),Sport, TrackFStealthTourSportTrackStealth, Tour, Sport,Track (Default)SteeringTour (Default),Sport, TrackTourTourSportTrackTour, Sport (Default),TrackSuspensionFTour (Default),Sport, TrackTourTourSportTrackTour, Sport (Default),TrackBrakeResponseTour (Default),Sport, TrackTourTourSportTrackTour, Sport (Default),TrackSee Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.8F Optional equipment
HIGH-PERFORMANCE DRIVING FEATURESHigh-performance driving features are for use at a closed racetrack and are not intended for public roads. It is the driver’s responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safemanner. Read your Owner’s Manual for important feature limitations and information.TRACTION CONTROL/ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROLThe traction control system limits wheelspin and the StabiliTrak electronic stability control (ESC) system assists with directional control of the vehicle in difficult drivingconditions. Both systems turn on automatically every time the vehicle is started.Press the OFF Traction Control/ESC button, located on the center console, once toturn off traction control.Press and hold the OFF button to turn off both traction control and ESC.Press the OFF button again to turn on traction control and ESC.COMPETITIVE DRIVING MODECompetitive Driving Mode allows full enginepower while electronic stability controlhelps maintain directional control of thevehicle.When in Sport or Track mode, press theOFF Traction Control/ESC button twiceto activate Competitive Driving Mode.TheTraction Control Off andESC Off lights will illuminate on theinstrument cluster.Press the OFF Traction Control/ESC button again to turn off CompetitiveDriving Mode.PERFORMANCE TRACTIONMANAGEMENT (PTM)FPTM offers 5 modes of operation, alldesigned to provide consistent performance when cornering in a variety of trackconditions.When in Track mode, press theTraction Control OffOFF Traction Control/ESC button twice to activate PTM. Theand ESC Off lights will illuminate on the instrument cluster.Rotate the Driver Mode Control selector to scroll through each PTM mode on theinstrument cluster.Press the OFF Traction Control/ESC button again to turn off PTM.See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.F Optional equipment9
HIGH-PERFORMANCE DRIVING FEATURESPTM MODESFPTM 1 – WET is for wet or damp conditions. ESC is on and engine power is reduced basedon conditions.PTM 2 – DRY is for dry conditions. ESC is on and engine power is slightly reduced.PTM 3 – SPORT 1 is for dry conditions. ESC is on and additional engine power is available.PTM 4 – SPORT 2 is for dry conditions. ESC is off and engine power is the same as PTM 3.PTM 5 – RACE is for dry conditions. ESC is off and additional engine power is available formaximum cornering speed.LAUNCH CONTROLLaunch Control, available when Competitive Driving Mode or PTM is selected, is a form oftraction control that manages tire spin while launching the vehicle to help achieve highlevels of acceleration in a straight line.With the vehicle not moving and the wheels pointed straight, press the brake pedalvery firmly to the floor, rapidly press the accelerator pedal to wide open throttle, andthen release the brake pedal while fully pressing the accelerator pedal.The system initially limits engine speed and manages wheel slip.See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.DRY SUMP OIL LEVEL INSPECTIONTo check the oil level, run the engine to operating temperature. With the engine running at idle, check the oil level on the dipstick located on top of the external oil tank.Note: Overfilling the oil tank may lead to an oil leakor engine damage.The oil and filter should be changed whenindicated by the engine oil life system. AChange Engine Oil Soon message will bedisplayed on the Driver Information Center.Oil and filter change intervals are based ona combination of factors, including enginerevolutions, temperature and miles driven.Reset the engine oil life system every timethe oil is changed.ENGINE COMPARTMENT ACCESS (CONVERTIBLE MODEL)FTo raise the tonneau cover to the service position:1. With the vehicle in Park, press and release theLock button on the Remote KeylessEntry (RKE) transmitter.2. Immediately press and hold thebutton on the RKE transmitter.SERVICE COVERSThe Corvette has several service covers underhood and in the engine compartment thatmust be opened in order to access certain components. Make sure that all covers areproperly secured after performing any service checks.10F Optional equipmentSee Vehicle Care in your Owner’s Manual.
HIGH-PERFORMANCE DRIVING FEATURESTRANSMISSION FLUIDThe Dual Clutch Transmission fluid and filter should be changed when indicated by thetransmission fluid life system. A Change Transmission Fluid Soon message will be displayed on the Driver Information Center. Fluid and filter change intervals are based on acombination of factors, including temperature and miles driven. Fluid should be changedafter every 24 hours of track use. Reset the transmission fluid life system every timethe fluid is changed. The transmission filter also must be changed at the first oil changeinterval. Two extra liters of transmission fluid is recommended for track use.RUN-FLAT TIRESThe run-flat tires eliminate the need for a spare tire. The tire design enables safe function during and after a loss of pressure for some distance at a moderate speed.Driving only a short distance with a loss of pressure increases the chance that the tirecan be repaired. Contact Roadside Assistance for the nearest run-flat tire servicing facility.SUMMER TIRESFYour vehicle may be equipped with high-performance summer tires, which have a specialtread and compound that are optimized for maximum dry and wet road performance.The special tread and compound of the tires will have decreased performance in coldclimates and on ice and snow.Winter or all-season tires are recommended for the vehicle if driving at temperaturesbelow approximately 40 F (5 C) or on ice- and snow-covered roads.TIRE TEMPERATUREThe Tire Status page under thePerformance menu on the DriverInformation Center shows individual tirepressures and overall temperature aseither Cold, Cool, Normal, Warm, or Hot. ANormal temperature is typical for normaldriving and a Warm temperature is typicalfor aggressive driving.TIRE PRESSURE MONITORTheLow Tire Pressure warning light on the instrument cluster illuminates when oneor more of the vehicle’s tires is significantly underinflated. Fill the tires to the proper tirepressures listed on the Tire and Loading Information label, located below the driver’sdoor latch. Current tire pressures can be viewed on the Driver Information Center.Note: Refer to your Owner’s Manual for information about normal monthly tire maintenance.TIRE FILL ALERTWith the ignition On or in Accessory mode, the Tire Fill Alert will provide visual andaudible alerts when inflating a tire. When the recommended tire pressure is reached, thehorn sounds and the turn signal changes from flashing to a solid light.See Vehicle Care in your Owner’s Manual.F Optional equipment11
HIGH-PERFORMANCE DRIVING FEATURESROAD VARIATIONSThe wide tires of the Corvette provide excellent grip and road feel; however, the widedesign may be susceptible to grooves, wear patterns, and the crown on some roads.BRAKE DUSTThe high-performance brake materials and large size of the brakes may result in a finedust coating the outer surface of the wheels. Wash the wheels with regular soap andwater to remove the dust. Automatic car washes are not recommended.See Vehicle Care in your Owner’s Manual.LOW GROUND CLEARANCEFRONT LIFT SYSTEMFThe Front Lift System will lift the frontof the vehicle when entering a driveway, driving over curbs or speed bumps, andpulling onto ramps or a trailer. The systemfeatures a two-position lift actuator thatwill hydraulically raise the front of thevehicle to provide approximately 2 inchesof increased clearance in approximately3 seconds. The system can be operated atspeeds up to 24 MPH.Press theFront Lift System buttonon the center console to raise or lowerthe vehicle.Note: The Front Lift System will not raise thevehicle with the door, hood, or trunk open, and itwill automatically lower the vehicle at speeds over24 MPH or when the vehicle is turned off.REMEMBER LOCATIONThe front height of the vehicle can beraised automatically at up to 1,000 locations using GPS navigation.To turn the Location-Based Front LiftSystem on or off, go to Settings Vehicle Ride Height.To select a location, after theFrontLift System button is pressed, select“Remember” on the Driver InformationCenter (DIC) by pressing thebutton on the DIC controls.After passing the programmed location, the vehicle will lower automatically when speedexceeds 24 mph or if thebutton is pressed.Note: Some Front
To engage temporary manual paddle shifts, pull either the left (–) or right ( ) steering wheel paddle with the transmission in Drive (D). The transmission will return to auto-matic shifting after approximately 6 seconds of cruising at steady speeds and without any manual shifts or by pulling and holding the right paddle for more than 1 second.
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