Engines

The Corvette C8 E-Ray Is Much More Powerful Than GM Claims

Simon Bertram··
Last updated:
E-Ray at paragon performance

The Corvette C8 E-ray is, to say the least, a pretty divisive car in the eyes of enthusiasts. In an almost 50/50 split, there are those that love it, seeing it as a sign of the future of the Corvette name, while there are also those that hate it, and think that the C7 was the last “real” Corvette. We won’t wade into that particular discussion, but one thing that those that have an order in for an E-Ray may be happy to know is that it is powerful.

Very powerful.

Members only$35 / year

Keep going. This is where it gets good.

CorvSport Membership is for people who’d rather spend an hour inside one engine option than skim ten headlines. The rest of this story — and every other one like it — is a few seconds away.

  • Every members-only story

    Deep history, market reports, buyer’s guides, and the full archive back to 2010.

  • No ads. None.

    The whole site reads like a magazine, on every device.

  • Every model year, 1953 to today

    Production numbers, VINs, RPO codes, colors, options — one page per year.

  • 30% off the shop

    Every CorvSport shirt and piece of merch, all year.

Join CorvSport — Keep Reading

$35 a year. Cancel anytime, no hoops.
Already a member? Sign in

BY CORVETTE PEOPLE, NOT A CORPORATION. Your membership keeps a small independent team of historians, photographers, racers and writers doing this.