Chevy Colorado 2025: Price, consumption, picture, technical data.
After receiving major updates , the Chevy Colorado should arrive with minor changes. The Colorado is the eighth model of the second generation. It is the last model before the third generation Colorado goes on sale. Some rumors have already written about the Colorado as the next generation model. However, this will not happen.
Pickup Chevy Colorado
When it comes to updates, the upcoming truck will get new exterior colors and a rearrangement of trim levels. Visual updates are minor, and the interior might get more standard features. As for performance, Chevrolet might discount its 2.8-liter turbodiesel engine. The rest of the engines will remain intact.
DESIGN
As we said, rumors about the next-generation Chevy Colorado are false. Instead, the new Colorado will arrive with minor upgrades. Colorado already offers eye-catching styling, and some parts look aggressive. On the other hand, the midsize pickup is stylish, especially the front fascia. Colorado will continue to ride on standard 17-inch wheels, and most of the exterior features are a carryover.
However, new exterior colors will be available. Reports say Cherry Bomb Tintcoat and Dune Metallic exterior colors. Under the skin, Colorado continues to ride on the GMT 31XX platform. The Colorado pickup offers an extended cab and crew cab with short and long box options.
Interior
The upcoming Chevy Colorado will stick with its current interior. More major updates will come in , once the third-generation Colorado arrives. Until then, Chevy will provide minor upgrades to keep its midsize pickup competitive. However, Chevy will reorder the trim levels so we can expect more standard features.
This is especially good for the base trim level, which now offers more standard features. The infotainment system is updated, but standard and optional touchscreens remain. The interior offers plenty of space and comfort is great, so no other changes are needed at the moment.
Engine details
The all-new Chevy Colorado will stick to its current engine lineup. However, the latest reports suggest that the 2.8-liter turbodiesel engine will not be offered. This unit is currently optional and offers 181 hp and 369 lb-ft of torque. For the standard powertrain option, Chevy offers 2.5-liter gasoline with 200 hp and 191 lb-ft of torque.
The optional engine, however, is more than recommended. It’s a 3.6-liter V6 gasoline engine that produces 308 horses and 275 lb-ft of twisting power. Colorado will arrive with a relatively new 10-speed automatic transmission from GM.
Price and release date
Currently, we don’t know what trim levels will be available in the Chevy Colorado. However, trim levels like LT, Z71 and ZR2 will certainly remain. The price will not change, and a new Colorado in will cost around €26,000 (Euro).
Production began at GM’s Wentzville plant in Missouri, with sales expected to begin in the last quarter of . Colorado continues its history as a global pickup truck, available in Europe, Canada, Australia and some parts of Asia.
