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The 2026 Chevy Colorado stays true to form. It’s still the midsize pickup to beat when it comes to towing, performance, and real off-road capability. You already know the Colorado does its job better than most trucks in its class. Here’s a breakdown of the updates to the 2026 Chevy Colorado midsize truck!
The 2026 Chevy Colorado stays true to form. It’s still the midsize pickup to beat when it comes to towing, performance, and real off-road capability. You already know the Colorado does its job better than most trucks in its class. Here’s a breakdown of the updates to the 2026 Chevy Colorado midsize truck!
The Colorado lineup returns with the same six trims and the same solid equipment across the board. A few new wheel and color options round out the only real visual updates.
Here’s how pricing looks this year:
Every 2026 Colorado uses the same engine across the board—a 2.7-liter turbocharged inline-four delivering 310 horsepower and 430 lb-ft of torque. It mates to an 8-speed automatic transmission, and rear-wheel drive is standard unless you opt for four-wheel drive (or get it standard in the upper trims).
If you’re after off-road chops, the ZR2 and ZR2 Bison trims dial things way up. The ZR2 gets Multimatic DSSV dampers, power-locking front and rear differentials, and a new rear shock layout that improves wheel travel and trail control. The Bison builds on that with even more trail-focused hardware, including 35-inch tires and hydraulic bump stops. Meanwhile, the Trail Boss and Z71 include a limited-slip diff, while the lower trims stick with an open rear diff.
For buyers who want the most capable off-roader in the midsize market, the ZR2 Bison is hard to beat. It rides high on 35-inch tires and clears 12.2 inches of ground. Its hydraulic bump stops help cushion big landings, and its angles (approach, breakover, and departure) beat out every other Colorado.
The Colorado still wears the crown for best-in-class towing. When properly equipped, it’ll haul up to 7,700 pounds—more than any other midsize truck on sale. The ZR2 sacrifices a bit of that muscle for off-road gear, dropping the max tow rating to 6,000 pounds. Still, that’s enough for most camping trailers, boats, or weekend projects.
Since Chevy didn’t change the engine or transmission, the EPA estimates should be identical to last year’s. Rear-wheel drive models hit 19 mpg city and 23 highway, while four-wheel drive drops it slightly to 17/21. ZR2 models average 17 mpg combined, and the ZR2 Bison comes in at 16 mpg across the board.
Inside, the Colorado’s cabin feels clean and utilitarian without being stripped down. The front seats are surprisingly comfortable on long trips, and rear seat space is adequate for the class. Chevy’s lockable tailgate storage compartment is a standout feature, especially if you like to keep tools or gear out of sight but easily accessible.
Every Colorado trim comes with an 11.0-inch digital instrument cluster and an 11.3-inch infotainment display. Google Built-In runs the show, and wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth all come standard. You’ll also find multiple USB ports and a wireless charging pad. The standard six-speaker audio system does the job, but the available seven-speaker Bose setup kicks things up a notch.
Chevy started production on the 2026 Colorado in July, so you won't likely see it in our showroom until the end of the year or early next year. Talk to our team at Banner Chevrolet—we'll keep you posted on its arrival and help you grab one before they’re all spoken for!
The Chevy Colorado and Honda Ridgeline continue competing for buyers who want full-size truck capability in a smaller package. There are no big changes for either truck this year, but there are still some notable differences in pricing, trim choices, towing, and tech. Find out how the Colorado and Ridgeline compare in this midsize pickup value comparison.
The Chevy Colorado and Ford Ranger continue competing for buyers who want full-size truck capability in a smaller package. There are no big changes for either truck this year, but there are still some notable differences in pricing, trim choices, towing, and technology. Here's how the differences between the 2026 Ranger and Colorado compare.
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From navigating tight streets in the French Quarter to hauling gear out toward the Gulf, New Orleans drivers need a pickup that’s as versatile as the city itself. The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado delivers strong power, practical capability, and a comfortable cabin designed for both weekday commutes and weekend adventures. Its corporate cousin, the 2026 GMC Canyon, adds a bold, upscale edge with premium styling and refined features. Whether you’re towing a boat, loading up for a festival, or simply cr
The 2026 Chevy Colorado is here, and with it comes the same great reliability and utility that the Chevrolet name is known for. With these new models out, you may be tempted to get one, but with the 2025 models also being relatively new, it’s easy to get conflicted. We’ll break down what you can look for on both year models so you know what to expect.
The Chevy Colorado is Chevy’s midsize pickup, offering the same versatility as its bigger counterpart in the Silverado but keeping things on the more practical side for those with smaller garages or in need of less power and more maneuverability. That said, the trim lineup on the Colorado is similar to the Silverado, and as such, one can expect different things from each level of the Colorado truck. In this review of the Chevy Colorado 2025 trim differences, we’ll be going under the hood for b
The Chevy Colorado may not have a reputation for being the biggest offroader on the market, but those underestimating this powerful midsize truck would be mistaken. Today, we’re on assignment to look at two popular trims, the Trail Boss and Z71.
2025 Chevy Colorado vs. 2024 Colorado: Mid-Size Truck Comparison With the 2025 Chevy Colorado hitting dealership lots, you may wonder what’s the difference between the 2025 and 2024 Chevy Colorado trucks? That’s where us here at Banner step on. We’ll find the similarities, and most importantly, the differences to give you the best understanding possible on the Chevy Colorado.
The 2025 Chevy Colorado Z71 is a midsize truck that works hard, hauls plenty, and feels solid on the road. Chevy didn’t mess with the formula too much this year—the updates are practical, the power is still there, and this model stays right in that sweet spot between rugged and refined. Let's take a look at the 2025 Chevy Colorado Z71 trim details below.
If you want a midsize truck that leans a little more off-road without going full desert racer, the 2025 Chevy Colorado Trail Boss hits the mark in style, function and tech. Find out what the New Trail Boss model in the 2025 Chevy Colorado lineup looks like below!
The 2024 Chevy Colorado ZR2 has an athletic exterior and is high-performance with off-road features that make it a popular mid-size truck. With a driver-focused interior and good price, the ZR2 may be the right truck for you. Let’s look at the main features of the ZR2 to give you a better idea of the ZR2’s potential.
Wanting a new pickup truck but can’t decide what to get? Let’s look at the 2024 Chevy Colorado and a competitor, the Ford Ranger. We'll dive into their interior, and their exterior.
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