The Cort  G-Custom was introduced in 2012 - but is essentially the same as the Cort G290 model. The G-Custom replaced the G290 as the top of the range of G-series Stratocaster style electrics. The G-Custom has a light swamp ash body with carved quilted maple top, bird's eye maple neck, Sperzel Trim-Lok tuners, EMG SA single coil pickups and an EMG 89 humbucker. The bridge is  a CFA-III tremolo.

The Cort G100 is a later addition to the Cort G-Series and is the current entry level SSS strat model (circa 2015). The G100 is a Stratocaster style electric with meranti body and SSS Cort Powersound pickups. Finish options are: G100 OPB - Open Pore Black, G100 OPBC - Open Pore Black Cherry and G100 OPW - Open Pore Walnut

The Cort G110 is a later addition to the Cort G-Series and is the current entry level HSS strat model (circa 2015). The G110 is a Stratocaster style electric with agathis body and HSS Cort Powersound pickups. Finish options are: G110 BKS - Black Satin, G110 RDS - Red Satin, G110 BK - Black, G110 RD - Red and G110 2T - 2 Tone Burst. It is almost identical to the G210 model - apart from the agathis body.

The Cort 110-JR (Junior) is the three quarter sized version of the Cort 100.  The G110 Junior features a short 22 3/4" scale length for smaller sized hands. Thee fixed bridge on the G110 Junior also ensures better tuning stability for learners. Finish options are black or black-satin. Pickups are three Cort Powersound single coils (PSEG5W-5F & PSEG5W-5M & PSEG5W-5R)

The Cort G200 was introduced in 2001. It is a Stratocaster copy with three single coil Powersound pickups and a Full Action II tremolo. The specifications of the G200 have not changed since its introduction apart from a change of body wood from agathis to basswood in 2005, and the original fretboard position markers were offset dots but are now centrally placed white dots. The Cort G200 was the most affordable of the G-series models until the G100 was introduced. Also available in left handed configuration as the G200L. Finish options (circa 2015) are G200 BK - Black, G200 TB - Trans.

CORT made the G205 between 2001 and 2003. Its the maple fingerboard version of the Cort G200 Stratocaster style electric. Pickups were three Cort Powersound single coils and the G205 had a Full Action II vintage style tremolo bridge.

Production of the Cort G210 began in 2001. The G210 is a HSS equipped stratocaster style electric guitar. The bridge is a traditional style vibrato unit and pickups are Cort Powersounds. In 2004 this model was advertised with self-locking tuners - but current models have standard non-locking diecast tuners. Early models had agathis bodies and offset dot position markers, current models (circa 2015) have basswood bodies and standard fingerboard dots. Finish options varied over time but include: G210 2T - 2 Tone Burst,  G210 AW - Artic White, G210 BK - Black, G210 TB - Trans. Blue.

The Cort G210D was a version of the G210 Strat style electric with a built in Artec QDD distortion effects unit. The built in distortion effect had a rotary control with five settings: 1 - natural (active), 2 - clean-high overdrive, 3 - clean overdrive, 4 traditional distortion and 5 super gain distortion. Otherwise the Cort G210D was a HSS equipped stratocaster style electric guitar. The bridge was a Full Action II tremolo and pickups were Cort Powersounds. Finish was black.

Introduced in 2014 the Cort G240 is similar to the long standing Cort G200 model but with three Duncan Designed SC101 single coil pickups (instead of the G200's Cort Powersound pickups). Otherwise the G240's specifications are the same as the G200, with a Strat shaped basswood body and vintage style tremolo. Finish options are: G240 BK - Black or G240 SRD - Scarlet Red.

Cort introduced the G250 model in 2001 and it went on to become one of their best selling guitars. It is a stratocaster style electric guitar - like the G200, but it has extra rock credentials with a coil-tappable humbucker at the bridge and a basswood body.

When introduced in 2001 the G250 had Mighty Mite pickups in HSS configuration, a Wilkinson VS50-II tremolo & roller nut, push-pull tone control - to coil tap the humbucker, small offset dot position markers and finish options were two tone sunburst (G250-2T), transparent red (G250-TR) or transparent blue (G250-TB).

The CORT G250P was the Fishman Powerbridge equipped version of the G250, made between 2002 and 2004. The Fishman Powerbridge contained piezo transducers giving the G250P the ability to produce acoustic tones as well as the conventional electric sounds from its HSS Mighty Mite pickups. The G250P had an extra volume control knob for the Powerbridge and cost almost twice as much as the standard G250 model. It was available in two tone sunburst (G250P-2T) or black finishes (G250P-BK). Bridge was a Wilkinson VS-50 II tremolo with roller nut.

Manufacture of the Cort G254 began in 2002. Its a version of the Cort G250 with a basswood body and no pickguard. When introduced the G254 had HSS Mighty Mite pickups but the current G254 model has Bluebucker Pro HSS pickups (BPEG5-F, BPEG5-M & BPANC-2R). Apart from the pickups, relatively little has changed overtime with this model, the original offset dot position markers are now centrally located abalone dots.

Introduced in 2001, the Cort G255 was a version of the G250 but with Select by EMG pickups.

The Cort G260  is strat style electric. The G260 was introduced in 2001, with three Duncan Designed hot rails pickups, locking tuners, offset dot position markers, rosewood fingerboard, Wilkinson VS-50 II tremolo and roller nut. Around 2003 the pickups were achanged to white HSS Mighty Mites and the locking tuners & roller nut were dropped for standard hardware. Early models were available in honeyburst or natural finishes but by 2005 the G260 was natural finish only.

Production of the Cort G270 began in 2001. This model intially had HSS Duncan Designed pickups but in 2005 the pickups were changed to USA Lace Sensors.

The Cort G280 was introduced in 2015. It is a Strat style electric with no pickguard, two Seymour Duncan humbuckers:  and a Wilkinson VS-50 II tremolo bridge. In the bridge position is a Seymour Duncan JB (SH-4), with a classic hot-rodded humbucker tone. In the neck position humbucker the G280 has a the Duncan ’59 (SH-1) which has a more classic PAF tone. Cort has direct-mounted both pickups to the body. The G280 has single volume and tone controls, but the tone control is a push-pull coil tap for both of the humbuckers.

The Cort G280 Select is a revamped followup of the previously popular G280DX. Features include a newly added pearloid pickguard, rosewood fingerboard and Voiced Tone VTH-77 hot humbucker with metal cover for that boutique high-grade look and solid build quality. Designed with the best possible playability and sonic performance in mind, the Cort G280 Select combines an alder body with a flame maple top and HSS pickup configurations for a versatile sound that can be used for both classic and modern musical genres.

The Cort G285 was introduced in 2004 or earlier.

The Cort G290 was introduced in 2001, as the top of the range of G-series Stratocaster style electrics. The G290 had a light swamp ash body with carved quilted maple top, bird's eye maple neck, Seymour Duncan TB4 & Vintage staggered HSS pickups, Sperzel Trim-Lok tuners and a Wilkinson VS50 II Tremolo. In 2005 the pickups were changed to EMG SA single coils and an EMG 89 humbucker and the bridge changed to a CFA-III tremolo. The nut was also changed from a Wilkinson roller nut to a Graph Tech Trem nut.

The Cort G290 FAT features Flamed Maple Top on Swamp Ash Body. Pickups are two VTH-77 humbuckers controlled by 1 volume & 1 tone and a 5 Way selector switch. Finish options: Blue or Antique Violin burst

The Cort G300 Pro is the flagship model of the Cort G Series, a strat-style guitar with modern enhancements. Features include an American basswood body with 6mm (1/4) maple top, roasted maple neck and fretboard with Luminlay side dot inlays, stainless steel frets, and two Seymour Duncan humbuckers that are paired with Corts 5-way pickup selector for excellent versatility in tone making. And for the first time ever for the G Series, the G300 Pro comes with full 24 frets.