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The 2027 Corvette is the story that keeps on giving right now — a brand-new engine, the return of a legendary name, and order books that are very much open. This week we'll put the 2027 highlights front and center, then run through the rest of what moved in the Corvette world. As always, this comes from folks who live and breathe these cars right alongside you.
The ZR1X is pacing the 110th Indianapolis 500, GM engineers wouldn't deny the Z06X exists, and 2027 pricing just landed. Here's everything that mattered in Corvette this week — straight from credible sources, with the rumors flagged so you can read accordingly.
The Grand Sport nameplate is back — and for 2027, it's not a trim level. It's a full model, powered by a brand-new 6.7-liter LS6 V8 making 535 horsepower and more torque than any naturally aspirated Corvette V8 in history. Chevrolet has officially announced 2027 pricing across the entire C8 lineup, with the Grand Sport starting at $88,495 and order banks opening April 16.
