2025 Chevy Silverado HD

• The Trail Boss is a new package for 2025, offering off-road features.
• Depending on the configuration, the 3500 HD can tow just about everything you would need it for. Sitting at a max towing capacity of 36,000-pounds.
• The HD lineup sees a gas engine as a standard feature, but offers a Duramax diesel for those who need more power.

You can order a 2025 Silverado HD now!

The Silverado HD comes in a handful of trim levels and models for you to pick from. There’s the 2500, and the stronger 3500. They both share a few trims, but the 2500 has an exclusive trim.

The trims they share are the WT, LT, LTZ, and the High Country. For the exclusive 2500 trims, you have the Custom, and ZR2 trims.

Starting with the trims they share, these are their prices.

• 2500 WT starting at $47,295, and the 3500 WT starting at $51,295.
• 2500 LT starting at $51,095, and the 3500 LT starting at $55,095.
• 2500 LTZ starting at $64,595, and the 3500 LTZ starting at $65,795.
• 2500 High Country starting at $74,895, and the 3500 High Country starting at $74,895.

For the trims that are exclusive to the 2500, these are the prices you can expect.

• 2500 Custom starting at $50,495.
• 2500 ZR2 starting at $73,095.

Since there’s overlap in the trims, we’ll take a look at the highest trim, the High Country. This trim is the best that Chevy has to offer. Coming with HD Surround Vision that lets you know exactly what’s around you in ways that the traditional mirrors can’t.

The truck also comes with a bed camera, this helps you maintain confidence in your cargo. While you’re not working, you may want to enjoy the road a bit more, and that’s where the Bose premium sound system comes in. Coming with 7 speakers, and a subwoofer, this is aimed to make your ride more enjoyable.

For the exclusive trim, we’ll take a look at the ZR2. While it isn’t the highest trim level, it comes close. Offering remote start to help make it more convenient to get in and go. Other options include the following:

• 10-way power seat with lumbar support
• Autotrac 2-speed transfer case (standard on the ZR2)

The Trail Boss joins the lineup.

For 2025, the Silverado HD has a handful of changes. For the bulk of the lineup, there’s minor changes. The few changes are adaptive cruise control now being standard on the High Country trim. A new Black-Out package for the Custom. For the Midnight Edition, there’s new 20-inch wheels. The last change is available rear parking sensors for the WT, Custom, and LT trim levels.

The biggest change for the HD is the Trail Boss, if you’re wanting an off-road beast but don’t care for the extra features that the ZR2 comes with, this is what you want.