Chevy trucks are as American as a backyard barbecue, and few can match their flavor. In this article, we’ll dive into the variety of trucks Chevy has available in its portfolio.

Chevrolet Colorado  – Mid-Size Pickup Truck

The Colorado may be the smaller counterpart to the full-sized Silverado, but there’s nothing “junior” about its capabilities.

It carries forward the best qualities of its larger sibling, making it a versatile performer across a range of tasks—from dominating off-road adventures and hauling heavy loads to handling the everyday school run with ease. Plus, with a broad selection of trims and options, there’s a Colorado for every driver’s needs.

Key Highlights

• Body Style: Four-door cab with a five-foot bed 
• Engine Options: 2.7L turbo-four (237 hp or 310 hp), with eight-speed automatic and rear- or four-wheel drive
• Towing & Payload: Best-in-class 7,700 lbs towing, 1,685 lbs payload
• Tech-Heavy: Standard Android-powered 11.3-inch touchscreen infotainment and 11-inch digital instrument cluster, with wireless smartphone integration
• Driver Aids: Standard and upgradable suite of active safety features
• Adventure Ready: ZR2 features Multimatic suspension with a 3-inch lift, lockable front and rear diffs, and 33-inch tires

Overview

Chevy recently gave the Colorado a complete makeover, which actually won a lot of acclamation from auto experts, citing it as one of the best midsize pickups on sale.

The available 2.7-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine provides ample power, with a strong low-end torque that supports a towing capacity of up to 7,700 pounds. Whether you’re hauling campers, boats, or snow machines, this truck handles it all with ease.

Designed to be as reliable on the daily commute as it is on rugged trails, the Colorado’s chassis and equipment package make it an off-road enthusiast’s dream.

While ruggedness is a given with a truck like the Colorado, what might surprise you is its ability to smooth out road bumps when unladen, making for a surprisingly comfortable ride. And with a host of advanced tech features, it’s a pickup that’s as smart as it is tough.

In short, the Colorado sets a new standard in the mid-size truck segment.

Chevrolet Silverado 1500 – Full-Size Pickup Truck

When Chevrolet launched the Silverado in 1999, it was just the beginning of what would become an iconic name in the world of trucks, serving as essential tools and trusted transportation for millions.

Key Highlights

• Configuration: Nine trims, three cab styles, and three bed lengths
• Engine Options: 2.7L TurboMax, 5.3L V8, 6.2L V8, Duramax 3.0L Turbo-Diesel.
• Fuel Efficiency: Duramax Diesel returns up to 29 MPG
• Towing & Payload: 13,300 lbs max towing (6.2L V8 or Duramax Diesel),  2,260 lbs max payload (2.7L TurboMax). 
• Available Premium Interior: LT trim unlocks updated interior with 13.4-inch touchscreen and 12.3-inch driver info display
• Driver Aids: Standard and upgradable suite of active safety features
• Off-Road Package: Z71 Off road package and adventure ready ZR2 trim.
• Luxe Trim: High Country trim pampers you open-pore wood trim, plush leather seats with unique stitching, and more
• Available Advanced Features: Adaptive cruise control, Super Cruise, Multiflex tailgate, Bed View Camera, Trailering camera provisions, etc

Overview

The Silverado 1500 while being as robust and gutsy ever, is loaded with upscale and modern appeal.

With a broad range of trims, body styles, and engines, the Chevy Silverado is as versatile as they come—whether you’re looking for a no-nonsense workhorse, a trail-ready off-roader, or a luxury ride that turns heads.

The Silverado lineup got a significant overhaul starting with the 2022 models, including a more refined interior, sharper exterior styling, and the latest in screen tech. 

The engine lineup also got an overhaul, with choices ranging from a powerful turbo-four to a torque-heavy six-cylinder diesel, all the way up to the beastly V8s.

Fuel efficiency varies across the lineup, with the turbo-diesel standing out as the most economical option—perfect for those who want power without compromising on mileage. With a towing capacity of up to 13,300 pounds and a variety of high-tech trailering aids, the Silverado is more than ready for any trailering task you throw at it.

Chevrolet Silverado 2500 and 3500 HD – Heavy-Duty Pickup Truck

While heavy-duty trucks might appear to be overkill for most people, there’s a dedicated group who rely on them for serious towing and hauling tasks. For them, Chevy’s Silverado HD lineup stands out as not only a robust workhorse but also a thrilling 4×4 toy and toy hauler.

Key Highlights

• Trim Levels: WT, LT, Custom, LTZ, High Country, and ZR2; configurations include 2500HD and 3500HD
• Engine Options: 6.6L V8 gas (401 hp) or 6.6L turbo-diesel V8 (470 hp, 975 lb-ft torque)
• Towing & Payload: Gas engine tows 17,400 lbs, diesel up to 36,000 lbs; payload ranges from 4,502 to 7,442 lbs
• Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive through a 10-speed Allison automatic transmission
• Cab Options: Regular, Double, and Crew Cab available
• Safety: Available with a full suite of driver assistance features including the very useful trailer assistance with a “transparent” mode
• Refreshed interior: A new center console and an upgraded Infotainment system along with a digital gauge cluster.

Overview

What really is pretty impressive about the heavy duty Silverado is that it’s just as customizable as the standard 1500 model. 

Like the 1500, the Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD are available in three cab sizes and offer several trims and packages, ensuring there’s something for everyone in the heavy-duty truck market.

Base Chevrolet Silverado HD trucks are built to last—tough, reliable workhorses that excel at hauling and towing without the frills that can eat into your budget. But if you step up from the base models, you’ll discover that the Silverado HD can be quite luxurious too. Plus, there are dedicated off-road trims that make them true 4x4s.

At the end of the day, for a heavy-duty truck, it all boils down to the engine—and the Silverado HD doesn’t disappoint. It offers two powerhouse options: a 401-hp 6.6-liter V8 and an available 6.6-liter Duramax turbo-diesel that ups the ante with 470 horsepower and a jaw-dropping 975 lb-ft of torque. With this kind of power, towing and hauling even the heaviest loads becomes almost effortless.

Chevrolet Silverado EV – Electric Pickup Truck

Chevy has gone all out, leveraging over a century of truck-building expertise to create a chevy electric vehicle that lives up to the legendary Silverado name. The result? A groundbreaking truck that’s truly worth celebrating.

Key Highlights

• Range: EPA-est. all-electric range of up to 450 miles
• Power: Up to 754 hp with the Silverado EV RST, resulting in 0 to 60 mph in under 4.5 seconds
• Towing capacity: 10,000-pound max towing capacity – check
• Charging: Features 350 kW DC fast charging capability, capable of providing a 100-mile charge in just 10 minutes
• Available Advanced Features: Four-corner air ride adaptive suspension, Multi-Flex midgate with pass-through, 4-wheel steering, 14 camera views, Super Cruise, and more
• Tech: Standard 11.0-inch infotainment touchscreen; Available 17-inch diagonal free-form touchscreen along with an 11-inch diagonal digital driver’s display

Overview

Starting from the ground up, the Silverado EV brings together cutting-edge technology and a powerful all-electric drivetrain, making it the most capable and longest-range EV in Chevy’s lineup.

At launch, you can choose between the Work Truck model and the fully-loaded RST First Edition trim, with additional mid-range options on the horizon.

The Silverado EV 4WT and RST offer an impressive driving range, with estimates of 450 and 440 miles, respectively—putting them among the best in their class.

With a dual-motor setup delivering up to 754 horsepower in the RST, you can expect thrilling acceleration. Plus, standard DC fast charging means you can add up to 100 miles of range in just 10 minutes.