You can utilize alert grouping rules to group the individual alerts into a single case. You are also able to define some of the fields that can then be used for grouping in the connector configuration.

https://cloud.google.com/chronicle/docs/soar/investigate/working-with-alerts/alert-grouping-mechanism-admin?hl=en

Instead of grouping alerts, I am wondering if it is possible to create events under an alert.

The connector as written is set up to create Alerts for each email and its attachments and does not have the ability to change to Events per each email. This is possible by customizing the connector to ingest multiple emails at a time as events and group them into a single alert as a workaround.

No you would ingest something new as an Alert (with Events being the parts that made the Alert happen to begin with).  
I would as why you want them to be different Events?  Maybe the workflow is something we can analyse instead?

The customization/workaround that @TDRez mentioned is what I'm hoping to do and receive some guidance around. Should have specified that I don't expect this to be something OOTB. To answer your question, @SoarAndy I'm trying to have 1 email thread = 1 alert (and then all subsequent replies/emails under that thread as events), versus 1 email = 1 alert (which is OOTB). I have already built out something custom that effectively does this but does not group the replies to the thread under the same alert as events. Because of the volume of emails we receive, it would be easier for us to view the whole thread in the custom way I mentioned rather than the way it is handled OOTB.