The 2027 Corvette ZR1X starts at $227,500 with 1,250 combined horsepower and a 1.89-second 0-60, the quickest and most powerful Corvette Chevrolet has ever built. It gives a buyer the outright number, plus electrified all-wheel drive no other Corvette offers.

Outten Chevrolet of Allentown stocks the ZR1X, an allocation-limited model, for Lehigh Valley buyers in Bethlehem, Emmaus, Nazareth and Whitehall.

What the ZR1X Adds Over the ZR1

ZR1X starts with the ZR1's identical twin-turbo LT7 engine and adds a front-axle electric drive unit, lifting combined output to 1,250 hp from the ZR1's 1,064 and adding electrified all-wheel drive the ZR1 does not have. The result is the quickest 0-60 in Corvette history, 1.89 seconds against the ZR1's 2.3, plus a silent electric-only Stealth Mode for leaving the neighborhood before the V8 wakes up.

2027 ZR1X Engine and Drivetrain

The ZR1X pairs the same 5.5L twin-turbo LT7 V8 used in the ZR1 with a front electric drive unit, for 1,250 hp combined. Electrified all-wheel drive is standard, the only AWD Corvette in the 2027 lineup. With available equipment, the ZR1X runs 0-60 in 1.89 seconds and the quarter mile in 8.99 seconds at 157 mph. Stealth Mode allows 4-5 miles of electric-only driving at speeds up to 45 mph before the gas engine engages.

ZR1X Chassis and Hardware

The ZR1X carries the largest brakes ever fitted to a Corvette, 16.5-inch rotors front and rear, paired to Alcon 10-piston front and 6-piston rear calipers, standard equipment rather than an option. GT1 or Competition Sport seats are offered at 1LZ alongside a visible carbon-fiber roof panel, carbon-fiber side air intakes and ground effects, and a Head-Up Display.

2027 ZR1X Pricing and Packages

Trim	Starting MSRP	Adds
1LZ	$227,500	Visible carbon-fiber roof panel, GT1 or Competition Sport seats, Head-Up Display
3LZ	$238,500	14-speaker Bose Performance Series, Napa leather cabin trim

All figures exclude the $2,495 destination freight charge. No 2LZ exists on this model line.

Where the ZR1X Sits in the 2027 Corvette Lineup

ZR1 runs the identical LT7 engine without the front electric motor, for 1,064 hp and rear-wheel drive alone. Z06, Grand Sport and Stingray all use naturally aspirated engines well below the ZR1X's combined output. See the full lineup compared, or browse current Stingray, Grand Sport, Z06, ZR1 and ZR1X inventory.

Which Buyer Should Choose the ZR1X?

A buyer chasing the absolute number gets it here: the most power and the quickest launch of any Corvette built. A buyer who wants all-wheel-drive traction off the line in any weather gets the only Corvette that offers it. A buyer intrigued by Stealth Mode gets a genuinely quiet electric-only option no other model in the lineup carries. See ZR1X inventory.

Shop the ZR1X at Outten Chevrolet in Allentown

Outten Chevrolet of Allentown carries active ZR1X inventory for Lehigh Valley buyers in Bethlehem, Emmaus, Nazareth and Slatington, with GM factory financing and trade-in appraisal handled on-site the same day a car is bought, whether the trip in is off US 22 or down PA 33 from the Poconos.

2027 ZR1X Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a 2027 ZR1X cost?

Pricing starts at $227,500 for a 1LZ coupe and runs to $238,500 for a 3LZ coupe, both excluding the $2,495 destination charge.

How much horsepower does the ZR1X have?

1,250 combined hp from its twin-turbo LT7 V8 and front electric drive unit.

Does the ZR1X have all-wheel drive?

Yes, the only 2027 Corvette that does, pairing the gas engine with a front electric motor.

What is Stealth Mode?

An electric-only driving mode allowing 4-5 miles at speeds up to 45 mph before the V8 engages.

How fast is the ZR1X to 60 mph?

An available 1.89 seconds, the quickest in Corvette history.

Is there a 2LZ ZR1X?

No. The ZR1X runs two model levels only, 1LZ and 3LZ.

Is the ZR1X quicker than the ZR1?

Yes. Both share the same twin-turbo LT7 engine, but the ZR1X's added front electric motor drops its 0-60 to an available 1.89 seconds against the ZR1's 2.3.

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