For your snowy winter commutes, weekend fishing trips, and everyday family excursions, there’s the 2027 Chevy Colorado. This midsize truck gives you all the utility of a pickup without the more expensive footprint of a bigger model. Better still, the latest Colorado is more muscular than before, making it the best-in-class choice for standard power. Keep reading for a closer look at what the 2027 Colorado has to offer. Key Takeaways: For 2027, Chevy’s midsize truck delivers more power, new paint colors, and a few new optional features. Choose from six trim models: the WT, Custom, LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2. The Colorado’s TurboMax I-4 engine is more powerful than before, supplying 350 horsepower and 455 pound-feet of torque. Get your new Colorado starting at $33,500*! What’s new for the 2027 Chevy Colorado? For 2027, the Chevy Colorado delivers more power, new paint colors, and a few new options. The revised TurboMax engine now spits out 350 horses and 455 pound-feet of torque, making it the best-in-class option for standard power. Three new paint colors (Storm Gray, Serpent, and Nitron Blue) replace three discontinued options (Snowdrift, Reef Blue, and Sunrise Orange). Plus, some optional features join the lineup: 5G Wi-Fi connectivity, 18-inch gloss-black machined-face wheels, and a universal home remote. Which 2027 Chevy Colorado trim model is best? It depends! Of the six Colorado trim models — the WT, Custom, LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 — the one you like best will vary according to what you want in a midsize truck (and how much you plan to spend). The base WT offers the lowest starting price, along with a robust list of infotainment gear and safety aids. The Custom adds to this setup with some sleek appearance upgrades, including 18-inch high-gloss Black wheels. The mid-level LT adds to the base WT lineup with modern utility features, including remote start and an EZ Lift and Lower tailgate. Looking for more adventure? The Trail Boss adds to the LT features with rugged performance gear, including four selectable drive modes and a 2-inch factory lift. The Z71 is even more capable, thanks to its 32-inch all-terrain tires and fog lamps. With the top-tier Z71, you can hit the trail at a quicker pace, compliments of its high-performance Multimatic DSSV dampers, 33-inch MT tires, and Baja drive mode. Will the 2027 Chevy Colorado have a V6 engine? No. But the Colorado’s TurboMax 2.7-liter inline-four gets a major update for 2027, boosting output from 310 horsepower and 430 pound-feet of torque to 350 horses and 455 pound-feet of torque. Its stronger, swifter performance only improves a midsize truck that already gets great reviews for its low-end torque, composed road manners, and rugged off-road capabilities. Better still, the TurboMax engine is paired with an eight-speed shiftable automatic, giving you greater control over performance, whether you’re travelling down rural backroads or icy highways. How much is the 2027 Chevy Colorado and when can I order one? The base 2027 Colorado WT starts at $33,500*. At the other end of the trim spectrum, the 2027 Colorado ZR2 starts at $50,800*. But the final price of each individual truck will vary according to a variety of factors, including trim model, equipment, and local fees. *MSRP as of 10/25/26. Subject to change. Upgrade Your Ride Now with best-in-class standard horsepower, the 2027 Chevrolet Colorado is giving other midsize trucks a run for your money. And thanks to its friendly starting price, street-smart technology, and available off-road upgrades, this pickup is a great choice for a wide range of Pennsylvania drivers. Visit us at McQuillen Chevrolet in Erie County, PA, to test-drive the latest version of Chevy’s midsize truck.
