The 2027 Corvette Grand Sport carries the redesigned Corvette cockpit: a 14-inch driver display, a 12.7-inch center touchscreen and a 6.6-inch configurable screen to the left of the wheel. The wall of buttons that ran down the center console of earlier C8s is gone, and the seat is now the biggest decision in the cabin, with GT1, GT2 and Competition Sport all offered.

The scope fact worth knowing before you shop: no Corvette offers Super Cruise or adaptive cruise control, on any variant or model level. What the Grand Sport does offer is a full set of standard collision and camera equipment plus blind-zone awareness from the 2LT up. George Nunnally Chevrolet sells both the Grand Sport and the Grand Sport X, and this page covers the cabin, the screens, the audio, the driver-assistance equipment and where crash ratings stand.

2027 Corvette Grand Sport Infotainment and Connectivity

Three screens do the work. The 14-inch driver information display sits behind the wheel and is the one you actually read at speed; the 12.7-inch center touchscreen handles media, navigation and vehicle settings; and a 6.6-inch driver-configurable touchscreen sits to the left of the wheel for the controls you want under your left hand.

Wireless phone projection is standard on every Grand Sport, the car is Google built-in compatible, and a wireless charging pad is standard in the center console. Audio starts with a Bose 10-speaker premium system on the 1LT and steps to the 14-speaker Bose Performance Series from the 2LT up.

The performance software is standard rather than optional: selectable drive modes, Performance Traction Management, an enhanced Performance Data Recorder and a configurable Performance App that displays live performance data. That last pair is genuinely useful on a road you are learning, and it is standard equipment on the 2LT and 3LT.

Hands-Free Driving and Driver Assistance Scope

Chevrolet does not offer Super Cruise on the Corvette. Neither Super Cruise nor adaptive cruise control appears on any 2027 Corvette variant, at any model level, with any package. If hands-free highway driving is on your list, that capability lives in other Chevrolet vehicles rather than in this one.

What the Grand Sport gives you instead is a car that expects to be driven. Performance Traction Management, the drive-mode selector and Magnetic Selective Ride Control are all standard, and they are calibrated for the driver being in the loop rather than out of it. On the run down I-49 toward Fayetteville that is a straightforward trade; on AR-102 out to Centerton it is the point.

Standard Driver Assistance Features

Every Corvette carries Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert and Rear Park Assist as standard. On the Grand Sport specifically, the HD Rear Vision Camera and the Rear Camera Mirror are standard from the 1LT, which matters in a car whose rearward sight lines are shaped by a mid-engine deck.

Available Driver Assistance and Packages

Rear Cross Traffic Alert and Side Blind Zone Alert become standard equipment at the 2LT, along with the head-up display. The 2LT also adds the Performance Data Recorder and an HD Curb View Camera is standard on the Grand Sport X at that level. For a low car in Rogers and Springdale traffic, the two alert systems are the equipment most owners say they would not order without.

Feature Availability by Model Level

Technology or safety feature	1LT	2LT	3LT
14-inch driver display and 12.7-inch touchscreen	S	S	S
Wireless phone projection and charging pad	S	S	S
Bose 10-speaker premium audio	S	not std	not std
Bose Performance Series 14-speaker audio	not std	S	S
HD Rear Vision Camera and Rear Camera Mirror	S	S	S
Rear Cross Traffic Alert and Side Blind Zone Alert	not std	S	S
Head-up display	not std	S	S
Performance Data Recorder	not std	S	S
Super Cruise or adaptive cruise control	Not offered on any Corvette

Legend: S = standard, "not std" = not standard equipment at that model level.

Seats, Materials and Cabin Trim

Seat	Material	Where it is offered
GT1, 8-way power	Mulan leather seating surfaces	Standard on 1LT and 2LT
GT2	Napa leather, carbon-fiber trim, seatback halo	Available on 2LT, standard on 3LT
Competition Sport	Napa leather with performance textile in high-wear areas	Available

The 3LT layers material over the same architecture: 14 interior color options, a custom leather-wrapped instrument panel and doors, and sueded microfiber upper trim. Heated and ventilated seats with power lumbar and wing adjustment arrive at the 2LT, which is the single most-used comfort feature in an Arkansas summer.

Crash-Test Ratings and How to Read Them

Organization	What it tests	How it is reported
NHTSA	Federal frontal, side and rollover testing, reported as a star rating	A star rating, updated through the model year
IIHS	Insurance-industry crashworthiness, crash avoidance and headlight testing	Letter grades by test, updated through the model year

The Grand Sport is certified to the federal motor vehicle safety standards that every car sold in the United States must meet, and it carries the driver-assistance equipment listed above as standard from the 1LT.

Which Grand Sport Has the Technology You Want?

• You want every screen and the base price. The 1LT already has all three displays, wireless phone projection and the charging pad. See 1LT inventory.
• You want the awareness equipment. The 2LT, for Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Side Blind Zone Alert and the head-up display. Browse 2LT stock.
• You want the best audio. The 14-speaker Bose Performance Series system, standard from the 2LT.
• You want the finest cabin materials. The 3LT, with GT2 Napa leather seats, the wrapped instrument panel and 14 interior colors.
• You want a data recorder for track days. The Performance Data Recorder is standard from the 2LT and pairs with the configurable Performance App.

Shop the Corvette Grand Sport at George Nunnally Chevrolet

Screens and seat materials are the two things you cannot judge from a spec sheet, so the cabin is the reason to come in rather than order sight-unseen. We are at 2700 SE Moberly Ln in Bentonville, minutes from Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and The Momentary, and a straight run for buyers from Rogers, Springdale and Centerton.

Call (479) 319-2494, book a test drive, or get pre-approved. Cabin and technology coverage for the rest of the Corvette range is on the 2026 Corvette technology and interior page, and the Grand Sport X shares this cabin with one difference worth knowing: its head-up display is standard from the 1LT. See Grand Sport X inventory if you want to sit in both.

Buyers travelling in from Lowell, Bella Vista or Siloam Springs are welcome to book a specific car ahead of time so the seat and interior color you want are the ones waiting when you arrive.

2027 Corvette Grand Sport Technology and Safety FAQs

Does the 2027 Corvette Grand Sport have Super Cruise?

No. Super Cruise is not offered on any Corvette, and neither is adaptive cruise control. The driver-assistance equipment that is offered includes Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert, Rear Park Assist, Rear Cross Traffic Alert and Side Blind Zone Alert.

How big is the Corvette Grand Sport touchscreen?

12.7 inches for the center touchscreen. There is also a 14-inch driver information display behind the wheel and a 6.6-inch driver-configurable touchscreen to the left of it.

Does the Grand Sport have wireless phone projection?

Wireless phone projection is standard on the 2027 Grand Sport, and the car is Google built-in compatible. A wireless charging pad is standard in the center console.

Is the 2027 Corvette Grand Sport safe?

It carries Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert, Rear Park Assist and the HD Rear Vision Camera with Rear Camera Mirror as standard, and adds Rear Cross Traffic Alert and Side Blind Zone Alert at the 2LT. It is certified to every federal motor vehicle safety standard that applies to a car sold in the United States.

Which Grand Sport trim has blind spot monitoring?

Side Blind Zone Alert and Rear Cross Traffic Alert are standard on the 2LT and 3LT. They are not standard equipment on the 1LT.

What is the difference between the GT1 and GT2 seats?

GT1 is the 8-way power seat in Mulan leather, standard on the 1LT and 2LT. GT2 adds Napa leather, carbon-fiber trim and a seatback halo, and is available on the 2LT and standard on the 3LT. Competition Sport seats, in Napa leather with performance textile in the high-wear areas, are also available.

Does the Grand Sport have a head-up display?

Yes, standard from the 2LT. On the Grand Sport X the head-up display is standard from the 1LT.

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