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Corvette Assembly Plant Reaches Half-Way Point of Accepted 2020 Corvette Orders

And Onwards!

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The Corvette Assembly Plant in Kentucky is chugging right along. According to MidEngineCorvetteForum.com, the plant has now reached and passed the half-way point of production for the 2020 model year. This means the plant has built about 10,090 of the 20,181 Corvette’s it accepted to build in 2020. 

The Corvette team confirmed the total number of cars that would be built in a recent virtual meeting. On Friday evening, the plant officially passed the half-way point. This puts the plant in the home stretch for finishing up things strong for the end of the year.

While this year has been a bit of a rocky one with shutdowns and delays due to COVID-19, it seems that things are running smoothly now. This is very good news. According to reports, there have been multiple days where over 160 Corvettes were produced. September 10th was one of the most productive days yet with the assembly team managing to finish 167 Corvettes.

These strong production numbers should put the plant at over 800 cars per week. As we enter the last few months of the year that is very good news. The 2021 cars will begin production sometime in mid-November and the plant does have some flexibility if it needs it to stretch things into December without issue. This is all good news, and with 2020 being the year it has been, it’s nice to see some good news come out.