When new Corvette C8 mid-engined made in Convertible version

It has long been rumored that the famous American automotive manufacturer Chevrolet will launch the latest Corvette car using the V8 mid-engined composition. And so far the ones that are widely circulating in cyberspace to this day both photos and videos are the figure of a Corvette has a hardtop coupe.

Spy shot of Corvette C8 mid-engined coupe. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/2LoDIc9)

Recently there has been a little different as reported by Motor1, when a video clip circulating was taken from the Midengine Corvette Forum (member chazcron). In the clip describes the figure of Corvette in the Convertible version and including how its roof is folded.. 
Folding the roof means there must be a place to store it. From the Chazcron video rendering looks really overhauling the mid-engine Corvette's rear deck into a flatter, yet still attractively sculpted panel. The portion directly behind the seat is tilted upward, and the roof slots vertically into that space.

Spy shot of Corvette C8 mid-engined coupe. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/2H1SFeP)

When driving on the road without its roof, the mid-engined Corvette still looks great. Chazcron adds nacelles behind the seats which are both stylish and provide rollover protection. The only thing missing is a wind deflector between the nacelles to make the interior a little quieter when the occupants don't want quite so much wind in their hair while driving on this car.

Spy shot of Corvette C8 mid-engined coupe. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/2H1SFeP)

The Hardtop Corvette C8 mid-engined coupe will make its official debut at an event in Orange County, California, on July 18, 2019. When launched, this model is reported to be using a naturally aspirated 6.2-liter V8 with 460 horsepower (343 kilowatts) and eight speeds with dual clutch gearbox. Later, there will be a twin-turbo model with around 600 hp (447 kW) and maybe even a hybrid top-range with around 1,000 hp (745 kW).

So far there have been no signs from Chevy for the droptop mid-engined Corvette. But keeping in mind the history of models that offer convertible variants, it's hard to believe that the model won't arrive in the end. With Bowtie expecting high demand for the new generation of 'Vette, the company may not rush to add another body style immediately after the launch of the coupe version.. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | MOTOR1 | MOTOR AUTHORITY]

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