After just a few short years, we can officially close the books on the Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray. For 2027, that model ceases to exist. RIP to the hybrid Corvette, right? As it turns out, not quite. While the E-Ray nameplate may be dead, its spirit lives on in a faster, more powerful, and more capable electrified supercar: The Grand Sport X.
The Grand Sport X formula is pretty simple: Take the E-Ray, replace its LT2 V8 with GM’s new LS6, and then swap out the electric motor on the front axle for a beefier unit lifted from the ZR1X. The result is a 721-horsepower monster that now leans more into the Corvette’s sporting character than the E-Ray it replaces.
By comparison, the E-Ray was more of a grand tourer. Sure, you …
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Author: Byron Hurd
