General Motors (GM) has unveiled two futuristic Chevrolet Corvette concept cars at The Quail automotive event in Carmel, California. The all-electric Corvette CX and hybrid CX.R Vision Gran Turismo showcase GM's vision for high-performance vehicles of the future. These concepts conclude GM's 2024 Corvette series after earlier reveals from its UK studio in March, and Pasadena, California studio in July. The CX concepts were developed at Chevrolet's Performance Studio in Warren, Michigan, with designs inspired by fighter jets and video games. Phil Zak, executive design director at Chevrolet, described the styling as aggressively futuristic. The Corvette CX features a unique canopy entry system where the front section swings upward and forward like tipping a fedora hat. The all-electric Corvette CX is an all-wheel-drive supercar with four motors, one for each wheel, producing over 2,000hp. A 90kWh lithium-ion battery is integrated into the chassis for optimal weight distribution and a low center of gravity. The hybrid CX.R model will feature in the Gran Turismo 7 racing game later this month. It combines a mid-mounted 2.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine with three electric motors, delivering a total system output of 2,000hp. GM has not announced any production plans for these Corvette concept vehicles. However, the company has said that these designs will guide the future development direction of the brand. GM's global design network includes studios in Michigan, Southern California, China, South Korea, and the UK, with Warren being the main hub for Chevrolet performance vehicle development.