The 2027 Corvette Grand Sport X starts at $112,495 as a coupe and $119,495 as a convertible, but Chevrolet’s extensive list of options can push the price to $186,138. A build loaded with upgrades adds $55,993 to the car’s price, illustrating how quickly the Corvette’s cost can climb.
Chevrolet Corvette Offers Extensive Options
Chevrolet’s Corvette has long positioned itself as an American alternative to European supercars, aiming to compete with marques such as Porsche and Ferrari without the same high prices and exclusivity.
The current generation is considered one of the best in the Corvette’s history and can compete with top European models while costing a fraction of their prices. However, the Chevrolet configurator shows how quickly that advantage can narrow when numerous options are selected.
Chevrolet’s configurator itself is generally smooth and organized, making it straightforward to build the Corvette Grand Sport X and explore its extensive list of available features.
2027 Corvette Grand Sport X Pricing
The Corvette Grand Sport X is offered in two body styles: coupe and convertible. The coupe starts at $112,495, while the convertible starts at $119,495.
The Grand Sport X is available in three variants. The 1LT costs $119,495, the 2LT is priced at $124,995, and selecting the top 3LT brings the build to $130,145.
Exterior color choices include several free options, while paid colors range from $500 to $995. Carbon-finished nacelles add another $1,295.
Wheel choices can make a particularly large difference in the final price. Available designs range from $995 to $15,500. Other exterior upgrades include painted brake calipers for $795, special center caps for $250 and full-length body stripes for $1,295.
Interior and Performance Options Add Up
The Corvette Grand Sport X also offers numerous interior material and color choices, with more exclusive options costing more than $1,000. Competition bucket seats and colored seatbelts add $595.
Smaller options can also increase the final price. A roadside safety package costs $195, while the performance package with stickier tires adds $500.
Buyers who want to highlight the engine can choose the Convertible Engine Appearance Package for $1,295. The special Grand Sport Launch Edition package, which includes a Santorini Blue dipped interior, costs $1,995.
Additional options include a pair of intake grille screens for $795 and a carbon flash metallic rear wing for $2,095.
Even delivery can become an added expense. Taking delivery of the Corvette at the Corvette museum costs an additional $1,695.
A $186,138 Corvette Grand Sport X
After selecting the extensive list of available options, the Corvette Grand Sport X build increased from $130,000 to $186,138. That represents an additional $55,993 spent on features and options.
The price remains below that of Chevrolet’s top-dog Corvette, the ZR1X, which costs more than $207,000.
Despite reaching $186,138, the heavily optioned Corvette Grand Sport X is still a few thousand dollars less expensive than its direct European counterparts, which also offer their own costly option lists.
