Like the evolution of the Chevrolet Corvette, the National Corvette Museum’s new e-commerce site, CorvetteStore.com, is evolving to meet the styles and experiences Corvette enthusiasts expect. This new digital retail hub delivers an online shopping experience that transports you virtually to the Museum’s famed, ‘Corvette Boulevard,’ putting the entire Corvette lifestyle just one click away.
Visitors to the new CorvetteStore.com are welcomed with a streamlined shopping experience featuring clear and concise navigation, simplified checkout, secure payment processing using the latest global payment platform, and a design aesthetic reflecting the tastes of Corvette aficionados. Search integration is also greatly improved, allowing fans to quickly and easily find their model, whether it be an early C1 (1953-1962), or the latest C8 generation (2020-present). All visitors – even those with an existing Corvette Store account – will need to register on the site for the best shopping experience.
“We’re thrilled to introduce the new Corvette Store just in time for the Holidays, making it easier for the Corvette community to quickly find the gifts or apparel on their wish list,” explained Sharon Brawner, National Corvette Museum President, and CEO. “From apparel to accessories for all generations of Corvette, I encourage you to give the new CorvetteStore.com a spin.”
The reimaged retail hub features a variety of new products, complemented by product photography illustrating the many sides of the Corvette lifestyle. From racetracks and car shows to a sunny Sunday drive, the website redesign showcases apparel and accessories in places and spaces familiar to Corvette fans. Products also spotlight the many faces of the National Corvette Museum, with Museum staff and volunteers featured throughout.
Every purchase at CorvetteStore.com supports the Museum’s nearly 30-year mission of educating worldwide audiences on the evolution of the Corvette through the collection, preservation and celebration of its legacy. Complimented by fresh exhibits and spaces – including an expanded McMichael Education Gallery and recently opened An American Love Affair: 70 Years of Corvette exhibit, the new CorvetteStore.com is further proof of how the National Corvette Museum is evolving while reaching a new generation of Corvette fans.
