Chevrolet has big plans for the future, with at least four new Corvette models on
the way: E-Ray, ZR1,
Zora,
and
an
all-electric version.
His final
three are months away
but
E-Ray is currently
undergoing
intensive testing
Our spy
photographer has tested
many times, including
his circuit at
the famous
Nürburgring.
Moreover, we have
already seen its glory thanks to
the mistakes his
IT
department made at Chevrolet.
And even
though
Chevrolet officials
say an
official debut
is coming
soon,
that hasn't happened yet.
In fact, future Corvette
E-Rays are
still
being extensively tested.
In the latest
video, which looks like
a
Chevrolet
teaser
video,
we
can
see
his
future E-Ray having
a lot
of fun in the snow.
Considering
the E-Ray will be the first all-wheel-drive Corvette ever
built, it shouldn't surprise anyone.
Many
people hate
this
idea,
but we are moving towards
an electrified
world
And predictably,
the Corvette
is no
exception to
that
rule. The future E-Ray will be the first step towards an all-electric Corvette.
It
combines
the same 6.2-liter
V8
engine
as
the Stingray
to drive
the rear
wheels, and his
two electric motors
to drive
the front
wheels
Rumor has it that
the V-8
puts out
the same 495
hp, with
the electric
motor adding
another 115
hp.
This
puts
the
E-Ray's total power
output
at
610
hp, somewhere
between the current Stingray and Corvette
Z06.