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6/17/2025, 8:02:21 PM
It's here: 1250hp ZR1X
>What's astonishing is that the Corvette achieves all-wheel drive without any physical connection between the gas and electric powertrains. The front motor is powered by a battery system that forms a spine under the center of the ZR1X, and in this car, vs. the E-Ray, Chevy engineers have built a hybrid system that's endured for 24 hours of driving, while never fully discharging the battery. In other words, unlike some hybrid systems that wind up lugging the dead weight of a motor that cannot achieve full power, this system is designed to deliver all-wheel drive whenever it's needed, especially to enable the car to stick to the track and gun the ZR1X out of turns. The electric motor can deliver torque at up to 160 MPH.
>What's astonishing is that the Corvette achieves all-wheel drive without any physical connection between the gas and electric powertrains. The front motor is powered by a battery system that forms a spine under the center of the ZR1X, and in this car, vs. the E-Ray, Chevy engineers have built a hybrid system that's endured for 24 hours of driving, while never fully discharging the battery. In other words, unlike some hybrid systems that wind up lugging the dead weight of a motor that cannot achieve full power, this system is designed to deliver all-wheel drive whenever it's needed, especially to enable the car to stick to the track and gun the ZR1X out of turns. The electric motor can deliver torque at up to 160 MPH.
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