The 2027 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport brings back a nameplate Chevrolet retired years ago, this time built around a next-generation LS6 6.7L V8 that makes 535 horsepower and the highest torque ever recorded from a naturally aspirated production V8. It sits between the Stingray and the track-focused Z06, pairing wide-body styling with everyday drivability. Victory Chevrolet of Savannah expects strong interest from Kansas City area enthusiasts once the 2027 Corvette Grand Sport reaches the lot.
Every Grand Sport pairs its 535 horsepower LS6 V8 with an 8-speed dual clutch transmission and Magnetic Selective Ride Control 4.0, giving drivers precise feedback whether they are merging onto the highway or pushing through a corner. A 13.0:1 compression ratio, the highest ever used in a Corvette V8, helps the engine respond immediately to throttle input.
Inside, the Grand Sport centers around a driver-focused cockpit with GT1 seats wrapped in genuine leather as the standard starting point, with GT2 and Competition Sport seating available as buyers move up the lineup. An exclusive Interior Launch Edition adds a Santorini Blue Dipped interior and embossed headrest logos, offered only on the first 2027 models.
The Grand Sport keeps drivers connected with a standard wireless charging pad and Google built-in compatibility, while the Performance App displays live horsepower and torque graphs during a drive. Higher trims add a Head-Up Display and a Performance Data Recorder, useful for Kansas City area owners who track their own lap sessions.
The biggest change for 2027 is the return of the Grand Sport nameplate itself, now built around the next-generation LS6 6.7L V8 instead of a carryover engine from Stingray. Chevrolet also introduced an available quad center exhaust, four new forged-aluminum wheel finishes exclusive to the Grand Sport lineup, and an Interior Launch Edition reserved for the first debut models of the year, plus a wider factory-built body shared with the Z06.
A sports car built for both daily driving and track days fits naturally into the roads around Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Leavenworth, where open highway stretches and weekend backroads give drivers room to feel what the Grand Sport can do. The wide-body chassis and forged aluminum wheels add stability at speed, while the standard removable roof panel keeps the car practical for shorter commutes into any of these areas.
Buying a Corvette Grand Sport at Victory Chevrolet of Savannah means dealing with one marked price and no back and forth negotiation, the same policy that applies across our entire new vehicle lineup. Our finance team can begin the paperwork online before a Kansas City area buyer ever steps into the showroom, and once the car is home, our service department keeps it running with the same attention every Chevrolet on our lot receives, from routine maintenance to warranty work.