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2027 Corvette Z06 Buyers Can Add the 5-Spoke E-Ray Wheels to Factory Orders

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2027 Corvette Z06 Buyers Can Add the 5-Spoke E-Ray Wheels to Factory Orders

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The Corvette E-Ray will be gone as of this Friday as 2026 production comes to an end. But one of its more popular factory options will live on as an optional wheel design available to buyers of the 2027 Z06 and Grand Sport.

As per an update this week of the 2027 Corvette Order Guide, the E-Ray’s four wheel designs were marked as now available on the Z06 and the Grand Sport. Although we’ve seen them included on GM’s mini Grand Sport visualizer and the Grand Sport Playbook, the Corvette Order Guide now makes it official.

This makes 14 wheel design/finishes available for the Z06 and 11 for the Grand Sport.

2027 Corvette Z06 Buyers Can Add the 5-Spoke E-Ray Wheels to their Factory Orders


The E-Ray wheels are available in Pearl Nickel, Bright Polished ($1,495), Gloss Black ($995), and Carbon Flash with Machined Edge ($995).

In addition to the wheels, the Grand Sports also received updates for the Jake C8.R package, making it available to order. Obviously, there are lot of exclusions for cars with the Z15 Heritage Packages and stripes. The Jack C8.R Graphics includes the “Jake/Corvette Racing” hood and rear hash graphics. Also approved is the Tech Bronze Jake hood graphic.

As of this post, Chevrolet has not yet released its official Build and Buy Configurator for the 2027 Corvettes.


Source:
GM Fleet Order Guide

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  1. Farewell, E-Ray. Godspeed.

    GM is determined to piss on your ashes, and this is just the latest example. Shameful. Criminal. But not unexpected.

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