This hybrid sports car boasts impressive performance and everyday usability.

The Corvette may be the last passenger car in Chevrolet’s U.S. lineup, but Chevy has grown the ‘Vette into a family of models in its own right. For the 2026 model year, there are now five Corvette variants to choose from, starting with the base Stingray and encompassing high-performance Z06, ZR1, and ZR1X. The subject of this review, the 2026 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray, is a hybrid that offers more power and sharper performance than the Corvette Stingray, but in a less-hardcore package than the other models. Like those other models, the E-Ray gets a redesigned dashboard and other small changes for 2026.

Verdict: The E-Ray hybrid gains some performance over the already-impressive Corvette Stingray, but loses some personality.