European Corvette fans have waited almost two years to get their hands on an officially homologated E-Ray, but now the ...

Chevy showed off earlier this year the first of three Corvette concepts it plans to introduce in 2025, revealing a sleek and ...

This is the second of several new Corvette design studies vying to inform the future of the sports car’s styling. GM says the ...

The right-hand-drive version of the Chevy Corvette E-Ray hybrid sports car has arrived in the UK market, debuting at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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Now the UK offering is growing further, with the introduction at Festival of Speed of the Corvette E-Ray. ‘With its electrified heart and all-weather soul, the Corvette E-Ray is ready to carve out its ...

Considering the $38,600 pricing difference between the Stingray Coupe 1LT and E-Ray Coupe 1LZ, the hybridized ZR1X could very well cost around $40,000 more than the combustion-only ZR1.

Following the Stingray, we have the hybrid-powered Corvette E-Ray, which starts at $110,595 for the 1LZ Coupe, while the high-performance Z06 begins at $119,695 for the 1LZ Coupe.