2025 Chevy Colorado
The Colorado is a stylish, lightweight pickup truck offered by Chevy since the early 2000s. Providing a happy medium between the ruggedness that comes with a Chevy pickup and the efficiency of a sedan. The 2025 Chevy Colorado brings with it a series of changes that see the Colorado favor simplicity, with features being adjusted as well as all trims coming standard with the same engine.
Curious to see how this affects the new Colorado? In this article, we’ll be going over how the 2025 Chevy Colorado is built for adventure and everyday work, as well as giving you the scoop on how these new changes sweeten the deal for fans of the little guy.
Key Takeaways
- All trims of the Colorado now come standard with the strongest version of the inline four engine.
- A new package, the Midnight Edition, joins the fray.
- The ZR2 now has standard wireless device charging!
Is Chevy making a 2025 Colorado?
Yes! Motortrend reports that the Colorado is back, and this year brings a few minor changes. For starters, the Colorado’s entry-level LR2 2.7L inline four engine is being axed, leaving all trims to share the high output L3B TurboMax version of the powerplant.
Additionally, the Midnight Edition, an all black package that gives the Colorado a lovely sleek appearance is added to the list of colors you can deck your truck in, and is joined by Reef Blue Metallic and Sunrise Orange, two colors we’ll discuss in further detail later.
That’s not all, though. Trims like the WT, Trail Boss, and Z71 get all manner of new features across the lineup, like wireless device charging. But by far the biggest change will be the new ventilated front cushions, a change we can’t appreciate enough in these scorching hot summers.
How much is the 2025 Chevy Colorado bison?
Good question! The Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison is the top of the trim line for the Colorado. Car and Driver reports it should start at an MSRP of around $62,000, and with that price tag comes our earlier mentioned additions, as well as lovely custom dampers and lockable differentials, changes which off road enthusiasts will love. Adding on 10.7 inches of ground clearance, and mammoth 33 inch tires serve to sweeten an already amazing deal.
Not sure if you want to commit to the ZR2? Here’s a full list of trims to help you decide which is more suited to your tastes.
- WT – $33,495
- LT – $34,000 (est)
- Trail Boss – $41,395
- Z71 – $45,395
- ZR2 – $51,195
- ZR2 Bison – $62,000 (est)
It’s also worth noting that there’s no official price on the ZR2 Bison just yet, as of writing these figures are an estimate.
What are the new colors for the 2025 Colorado?
For 2025, there are three new colors: The Midnight Edition, a blackout variant of the Colorado sporting everything from jet black rims to even a bowtie decked in a glossy black hue, is joined by two new colors:
- Reef Blue Metallic – a lovely, vibrant shade of blue that turns the Colorado into a real attention grabber.
- Sunrise Orange – A similarly bright shade of yellow-ish orange. Lovely, and sticks out on the road.
Summary
The new Colorado brings some much appreciated changes that really up its appeal. The two new paints are real attention getters, and the new features on the ZR2 really turn it into a truck to be envied. Additionally, the shift to all trims running on the same high-output version of the same engine serves to make the full lineup a better deal, giving buyers more bang for their buck, literally. The Colorado is a lovely little truck, and it’s one that’s definitely worth picking up from Raceway Chevrolet next time you’re in the market for a new truck.
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