2024 Chevy Corvette E-Ray Preview

• The E-Ray has the same design as the 2024 Stingray
• The hybrid setup of the E-Ray gives you more power than the Stingray
• You still have the same engine of the 2024 Stingray
• The MSRP range is about $105,000–$123,000

The 2024 E-Ray should keep the same design as a normal 2024 Corvette. Its streamlined design has smooth contours that enhance its aerodynamic profile. Plus, you will see dual exhausts flanking the rear, and you can opt for a convertible engine appearance package that features a window beneath the tonneau and engine cover and allows a glimpse of the engine.

Along with the Stingray, the E-Ray should come with new exterior colors like Sea Wolf Gray, Cacti Green, and Riptide Blue. As for the interior, you'll find a two-seater setup with a futuristic vibe and premium materials such as hand-sewn leather and authentic metal accents.

The cockpit is driver centric, and you will feel like you are in control of a powerful car. You can also get the new Artemis color scheme that gives the interior a pale-green color. The most anticipated wheel design is the five-split-spoke wheel that will give the E-Ray a cool look. You can also get an Electric Blue racing stripe and carbon flash badging to show off your E-Ray.

As for the overall design, the E-Ray stays true to its style but has a modern look to it, and you can also get fancier materials when you choose a higher trim.

The E-Ray comes with an 8.0-inch touchscreen and a 12.0-inch digital gauge cluster compatible with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. You have the option to equip it with a 10-speaker sound system or elevate the experience with a premium 14-speaker setup.

In terms of safety, this E-Ray model is equipped with driver-assistance functionalities including automatic emergency braking, pedestrian and bicyclist detection, automatic high-beams, forward collision warning, and following distance warning. These comprehensive features ensure both convenience and safety for both drivers and passengers.

The 2024 E-Ray has a combined 655 horsepower and 595 lb-ft of torque with its LT2 6.2-liter naturally aspirated V8 engine. The engine itself gives 495 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque, but the E-Ray’s electric drive unit adds 160 horsepower and 125 lb-ft of torque on top of the engine’s performance.

This hybrid engine comes with an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, and the E-Ray comes with eAWD, which allows for AWD for any kind of season. It also comes with all-season tires, carbon ceramic brakes, Stealth Mode (all-electric driving), and Magnetic Selective Ride Control for better handling, braking, and suspension.

As for fuel efficiency, you should anticipate getting 15 city/27 highway mpg or a combined 19 mpg, which is decent for a hybrid car like the E-Ray. From thrilling acceleration to exceptional handling, this powerhouse promises an adrenaline-packed driving adventure that you'll yearn for.