Examine the exterior of the 2027 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport from multiple perspectives.

Photography By Marc UrbanoPublished: Jul 23, 2026

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Positioned centrally in the range, the $88,495 Grand Sport ($95,495 for the convertible) sits $15,000 above a comparable Stingray while remaining roughly $35,000 below a Z06.

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Similar to the 2027 Stingray, GM's fresh 6.7-liter small-block V-8 powers the Grand Sport, generating 535 horsepower and 520 pound-feet of torque.

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Mirroring the Z06 and ZR1 variants, the GS adopts a 3.6-inch-wider body structure.

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Like the Z06, various performance packages are offered that incorporate additional aerodynamic components among other enhancements.

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The Carbon Fiber Aero package includes a large Z06-style rear wing.

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Identify the GS through Grand Sport emblems on the sides and dual hash marks on the rear fenders.

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GS-exclusive 10-spoke forged-aluminum wheels come available with all-season, summer, or track-focused Michelin tires.

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Convertible versions conceal the engine, yet the updated small-block accepts several styling covers for customization.

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A key option features the new active center-exit exhaust system, providing four adjustable sound levels.

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