Chevrolet Corvette 2027 prices and LS6 V8 specifications
All 2027 Corvette trims gain $300 in the US. Stingray starts at $73,795 delivered, while the 6.7-liter LS6 V8 brings 535 hp to Stingray and Grand Sport.
Chevrolet has adjusted 2027 Corvette pricing in the US again. According to GM Authority, every configuration is $300 more expensive than the previously announced 2027 price list: Stingray 1LT now costs $73,795 including delivery to the dealer, Grand Sport is $88,795, Grand Sport X is $112,495, Z06 is $121,695, ZR1 is $197,495 and ZR1X is $227,695.
For the most powerful versions, those figures are not yet the full mandatory total. GM Authority's prices include the $2,495 destination charge but exclude the US Gas-Guzzler Tax: it is $2,600 for the standard Z06 and ZR1X, and $3,000 for the ZR1. That puts the minimum before local taxes, registration and extra options at $124,295 for the Z06, $200,495 for the ZR1 and $230,295 for the ZR1X. The Z06 with the Carbon Aero package also carries a $3,000 tax.
The 2027 model year is about more than pricing. The Stingray gets a new naturally aspirated 6.7-liter LS6 V8 in place of the previous 6.2-liter LT2. It produces 535 hp and about 705 Nm and is also used by the Grand Sport and Grand Sport X. The meaningful change for 2027 is therefore not the extra $300 alone, but the new engine, specification and final transaction price.