Hi!
Starting with revision 1910, latest version of GRUB uses the newly added Multiboot support in coreboot. If you're using GRUB on coreboot, when you update to the latest GRUB mind that you also have to be using a recent version of coreboot.
The main advantage this provides, is that you can now test how will GRUB for coreboot work on your hardware without having to flash it, and without having to worry about "bricking" the board. E.g. from GRUB 2:
grub> multiboot /grub.elf grub> boot
and from GRUB Legacy:
grub> kernel /grub.elf grub> boot