The Chevy Silverado 1500 has always been a go-to for folks who need a light-duty truck that can get things done—whether that’s on the clock or on a long weekend. Now, there’s an all-electric version that brings the same rugged capability, just with a greener footprint and long-term savings. Here’s what you should know about the 2025 Chevy Silverado EV.
Key Takeaways
- Work Truck models are fleet-only for 2025.
- The Silverado EV lineup now includes a mid-level LT trim.
- Pricing starts at $58,995 and tops out at $97,895, effective June 22, 2025.
Chevy’s electric truck lineup is growing, and now there are six trims to choose from. Here’s how pricing breaks down:
- Work Truck Standard Range: $58,995
- Work Truck Extended Range: $69,495
- Work Truck Max Range: $77,795
- LT Extended Range: $79,095
- RST Extended Range: $93,295
- RST Max Range: $97,895
What’s New for the 2025 Silverado EV?
For 2025, the Silverado EV sees a few big changes. First, there’s now a Standard Range battery pack with 14 modules, added to the mix alongside the familiar 20-module Extended Range and 24-module Max Range setups.
Work Truck models can be configured with any of the three battery options, while the high-end RST trims are only available with Extended or Max Range packs. The newly added LT trim gives buyers a solid middle-ground option and comes paired with the Extended Range battery.
Under the Hood: EV Power Meets Silverado Muscle
Performance-wise, Chevy didn’t hold back. The base model pushes 510 horsepower, the LT trim boosts that to 645, and the RST Max Range trim leads the pack with a mighty 754 horses. Every Silverado EV comes with standard all-wheel drive, and if you’re looking to level up, optional rear-wheel steering and adaptive air suspension are on the table—along with giant 24-inch wheels.
Need to tow? No problem. The Silverado EV can haul up to 12,500 pounds and carry a payload of up to 1,800 pounds, depending on the configuration.
2025 Chevy Silverado EV Interior Tech Features
The Work Truck models are geared toward fleets, so the cabin is pretty minimal—but still clean and functional. If you're shopping for a personal-use truck, upper trims get more luxe with black-and-white leather upholstery, red accent piping, and loads of room for passengers in both rows. Adults won’t feel cramped, even on longer rides.
Tech-wise, every model comes with an 11-inch infotainment touchscreen and an 8-inch digital gauge cluster. Go for the LT or higher trims, and you’ll unlock a larger 17.7-inch screen paired with an 11-inch gauge display. Both systems run on Google-based software, but only the smaller touchscreen supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Physical knobs for climate control sit below the dash, which is great for quick adjustments on the go. SiriusXM and a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot come standard.
Ready to Go Electric With the Silverado EV?
The Silverado EV keeps everything you’ve always loved about this truck—its strength, size, and capability—and brings in the added bonus of electric efficiency. If you want an EV that still feels like a real truck, with the muscle to back it up, come to Banner Chevrolet to take the 2025 Silverado EV for a spin. We think you’ll be impressed.