Silverado 2500HD Trims: Quick Facts

• The six GM-announced base MSRPs run from $47,200 for WT to $75,400 for High Country.
• Custom has standard 20-inch machined-aluminum wheels; WT has 18-inch painted-steel wheels.
• LT, LTZ, ZR2 and High Country have the 13.4-inch Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Premium screen.
• ZR2 has standard HD Surround Vision, Bed View Camera and ventilated front seats.

WT, Custom, LT, LTZ, ZR2 and High Country are the six 2027 Silverado 2500HD trims. GM-announced base prices start at $47,200 and reach $75,400 before destination and options, with work-cab layouts, connected interiors, premium appointments and factory off-road equipment represented across the range.

George Nunnally Chevrolet serves Springdale, Rogers, Fayetteville, Siloam Springs, Lowell and Centerton. The 2027 Silverado 2500HD buyers guide connects the model’s six-trim range with its gas and diesel powertrains, cab dimensions and trailering ratings.

2027 Silverado 2500HD Trim Lineup at a Glance

Trim	GM-announced starting MSRP	Standard wheel equipment	Cab and drivetrain availability
WT	$47,200	18-inch painted silver steel	Regular, Double and Crew Cab; 2WD or 4WD
Custom	$50,500	20-inch machined aluminum with Grazen accents	Double or Crew Cab; 2WD or 4WD
LT	$53,900	18-inch high-gloss black aluminum	Regular, Double or Crew Cab; 4WD
LTZ	$64,900	18-inch high-gloss black aluminum	Crew Cab; 4WD
ZR2	$74,900	18-inch black aluminum with 35-inch MT tires	Crew Cab Standard Bed; 4WD
High Country	$75,400	20-inch bright-finish aluminum, eight-spoke	Crew Cab; 4WD

GM supplied these U.S. prices to media in October 2026; GM-Trucks and The Fast Lane Truck reported the six-trim price sheet. Starting MSRP excludes the $2,795 destination freight charge, optional equipment, tax, title, license and dealer fees. Each trim’s entry configuration can differ in cab and drivetrain, and the dealer sets the selling price.

Trim-by-Trim Breakdown

WT: Work Truck

WT starts at a GM-announced $47,200 before destination and options. Available engines are the 6.6L gas V8 and the 8.3L Duramax, subject to the cab and drivetrain combination. WT covers Regular Cab Long Bed, Double Cab Standard or Long Bed, and Crew Cab Standard or Long Bed with 2WD or 4WD arrangements.

The work-oriented equipment list includes 18-inch painted silver steel wheels and the 7-inch Chevrolet Infotainment 3 touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Regular Cab seating accommodates three; the front bench in Double and Crew Cab layouts supports six-person seating.

The available WT Convenience Package adds an EZ Lift power-lock-and-release tailgate, tinted glass, a rear-window defogger and power trailer mirrors with heated upper glass. Eligible diesel WT trucks can also receive Max Trailering. WT serves fleet operators and owners who need the broadest choice of work-cab bodies.

Custom

Custom’s GM-announced starting MSRP is $50,500, excluding destination and options. Double and Crew Cab bodies are available with Standard or Long Bed layouts and 2WD or 4WD. Gas and diesel engine availability follows the drivetrain order rules; the 2WD Double and Crew Cab combinations use the gasoline V8.

Standard 20-inch machined-aluminum wheels have Grazen Metallic-painted accents and a 10-spoke design. The 7-inch touchscreen retains wireless smartphone compatibility. Custom’s front bench provides a six-seat layout in the two-row cab bodies.

The available Custom Convenience Package adds remote start, a 10-way power driver seat, cabin and bed-mounted 120-volt outlets, second-row charge-only USB ports and bed LED lighting. Custom also gains Trail Boss availability for 2027, adding the package’s black exterior details, BFGoodrich off-road tires and Chevytec spray-on bedliner. Custom suits owners who want appearance equipment and a work-ready two-row cab.

LT

LT begins at a GM-announced $53,900 before destination and options. The 2027 order guide lists LT on 4WD Regular, Double and Crew Cab models. Regular Cab uses the Long Bed, while Double and Crew Cab offer Standard and Long Bed choices. Available engines are the 6.6L gasoline V8 and 8.3L Duramax.

LT’s standard 13.4-inch Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Premium screen supports Google built-in compatibility, navigation capability and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Select connected services require a service plan. Standard 18-inch high-gloss black aluminum wheels and chrome bumpers add exterior equipment.

The available Convenience Package provides dual-zone automatic climate control, a 10-way power driver seat, tilt-and-telescoping steering column, LED fog lamps and bed lighting. Front bucket seats are available on eligible Double and Crew Cab trucks with the required package. LT serves buyers who want the larger display while retaining several work-cab and bed choices.

LTZ

LTZ starts at a GM-announced $64,900, excluding destination and optional equipment. Its available engines are the 6.6L gas V8 and 8.3L Duramax, in a 4WD Crew Cab with a Standard or Long Bed. Standard equipment includes heated front outboard seats, the 13.4-inch infotainment screen and 18-inch high-gloss black aluminum wheels.

The LTZ Convenience Package adds front buckets with a center console, ventilated front seats, a power up-and-down tailgate, Bose audio, wireless charging and bed LED lighting. HD Surround Vision and Bed View Camera are available rather than standard on the base LTZ equipment list.

Eligible Duramax LTZ builds offer Max Trailering, while Trail Boss is an available equipment package. LTZ fits a Crew Cab owner who wants heated seats and premium equipment with a choice of bed lengths and selected trailering upgrades.

ZR2

ZR2 carries a GM-announced starting MSRP of $74,900 before destination and options. It uses a Crew Cab Standard Bed 4WD layout with available 6.6L gasoline or 8.3L Duramax power. Its front bucket seats give the cabin five-person seating.

ZR2’s 18-inch black aluminum wheels wear 35-inch mud-terrain tires. A 1.5-inch factory lift, Multimatic DSSV dampers, rear electronic locker and aluminum skid plates form its off-road hardware. Terrain Mode adds one-pedal low-speed control in 4HI and 4LO.

Standard cabin equipment includes heated and ventilated front seats, the 13.4-inch touchscreen, HD Surround Vision and Bed View Camera. The Multi-Flex tailgate is also standard. ZR2 serves owners whose truck needs factory off-road hardware alongside a premium Crew Cab.

High Country

High Country starts at a GM-announced $75,400 before destination and options. The 4WD Crew Cab comes with a Standard or Long Bed and available 6.6L gas or 8.3L Duramax power. Standard front bucket seats create a five-passenger layout.

Standard 20-inch bright-finish aluminum wheels use an eight-spoke design. The cabin includes heated and ventilated front seats and the 13.4-inch infotainment touchscreen. HD Surround Vision and Bed View Camera are standard, providing camera coverage for surrounding objects and the cargo bed.

The available High Country Premium Package combines the Technology Package, sunroof and Gooseneck/Fifth-Wheel Prep Package. Eligible diesel builds can receive Max Trailering. High Country serves premium Crew Cab buyers who also want access to the model’s diesel and factory trailering options.

Side-by-Side Equipment Matrix

Trim	Center touchscreen	Ventilated front seats	HD Surround Vision	Bed View Camera	Available engines
WT	7-inch standard	Not standard	Not standard	Not standard	6.6L gas; eligible 8.3L diesel
Custom	7-inch standard	Not standard	Not standard	Not standard	6.6L gas; eligible 8.3L diesel
LT	13.4-inch standard	Not standard	Available	Available	6.6L gas; 8.3L diesel
LTZ	13.4-inch standard	Available with package	Available	Available	6.6L gas; 8.3L diesel
ZR2	13.4-inch standard	Standard	Standard	Standard	6.6L gas; 8.3L diesel
High Country	13.4-inch standard	Standard	Standard	Standard	6.6L gas; 8.3L diesel

The gas engine supplies 412 horsepower and 472 lb-ft; Duramax output is 555 horsepower and 1,230 lb-ft. Both use an Allison 10-speed automatic. Properly equipped Crew Cab 4WD Duramax trucks with Max Trailering reach a conventional rating of 20,000 lbs; the package is offered on eligible WT, LT, LTZ and High Country builds.

Common Equipment and Package Choices

Adaptive Cruise Control is standard across all six trims. The Z82 Trailering Package supplies a receiver, seven-pin connection and Hitch Guidance, and the integrated trailer brake controller is standard. Those shared features do not depend on choosing a premium interior.

Available Z6A Gooseneck/Fifth-Wheel Prep provides bed-hitch provisions and a bed-mounted seven-pin connector; the hitch itself is separate equipment. Max Trailering requires the diesel, eligible wheels and the required prep equipment. The towing tables show why an engine, cab, bed and hitch combination determines the rating.

The Silverado 2500HD Value Verdict and Equipment Guide

Equipment priority	Trim or package	GM-announced base MSRP
Broad work-cab selection	WT	$47,200
20-inch wheels and two-row cab	Custom	$50,500
Large touchscreen in several cab sizes	LT	$53,900
Heated seats in a premium Crew Cab	LTZ	$64,900
DSSV suspension and rear locker	ZR2	$74,900
Premium cabin and standard camera equipment	High Country	$75,400

LT puts the 13.4-inch display into Regular, Double and Crew Cab 4WD trucks at a $53,900 GM-announced entry price. Its available Convenience Package adds climate-control and seat equipment; those options, the $11,400 diesel premium and destination increase the selected truck’s price.

Which Silverado 2500HD Trim Is Right for You?

Fleet and work-cab owners

WT inventory covers the lineup’s Regular, Double and Crew Cab work layouts. The front bench and 7-inch touchscreen keep the cabin focused on passenger capacity and everyday phone connectivity.

Owners who want custom appearance equipment

Custom inventory pairs 20-inch machined wheels with Double or Crew Cab space. The available Trail Boss Package supplies black exterior details and BFGoodrich off-road tires.

Drivers who want large displays and work-body choice

LT inventory offers the 13.4-inch screen and 4WD across three cab styles. Eligible LT packages add front buckets, convenience equipment or Max Trailering.

Premium Crew Cab owners

LTZ and High Country inventory provides Standard and Long Bed Crew Cab choices. Heated front seats are standard on both, with ventilation standard on High Country and available on LTZ.

Factory off-road truck owners

ZR2 inventory includes the rear locker, DSSV dampers, aluminum skid plates and 35-inch tires. The Crew Cab Standard Bed layout keeps those components together in one factory off-road trim.

Shop Silverado 2500HD Trims at George Nunnally Chevrolet

Nunnally is at 2700 SE Moberly Ln, Bentonville, AR 72712, serving Springdale and NWA. The dealership’s Silverado 2500HD inventory, preapproval application and test-drive request connect the six-trim lineup with current truck availability.

Silverado 2500HD Trim FAQs

Which 2027 trims offer a Regular Cab?

WT and LT offer Regular Cab Long Bed configurations in the 2027 order guide. WT has 2WD and 4WD arrangements, while LT is listed on 4WD models. Regular Cab seats three and uses a 98.27-inch cargo-box floor length, with engine and trailering equipment determining the truck’s rating.

What wheels are standard on the 2027 Silverado 2500HD Custom?

Custom has standard 20-inch machined-aluminum wheels with Grazen Metallic-painted accents in a 10-spoke design. Its available Trail Boss Package uses high-gloss black wheels and BFGoodrich off-road tires. Custom comes in Double and Crew Cab bodies with a 7-inch infotainment touchscreen and wireless smartphone compatibility.

Does LT have four-wheel drive in the 2027 order guide?

The 2027 order guide lists LT on all 4WD models, covering Regular, Double and Crew Cab bodies. LT includes the 13.4-inch infotainment touchscreen and 18-inch high-gloss black aluminum wheels. Double and Crew Cab trucks offer Standard and Long Beds, while Regular Cab uses the Long Bed.

Are ventilated front seats included on the base LTZ?

Ventilated front seats are available on LTZ through the LTZ Convenience Package. Heated front outboard seats are standard. The convenience package also includes front buckets, a center console, Bose audio, wireless charging, bed LED lighting and a power up-and-down tailgate, subject to the package’s ordering requirements.

Which trims include HD Surround Vision as standard equipment?

ZR2 and High Country include HD Surround Vision as standard in the 2027 order guide. Bed View Camera is also standard on those two trims. LT and LTZ offer those cameras as available equipment, and the camera system’s coverage depends on the installed truck and trailer hardware.

Is the Multi-Flex tailgate standard on the Silverado 2500HD ZR2?

Yes. The order guide lists the six-function Multi-Flex tailgate as standard on ZR2. It is available on WT, Custom, LT, LTZ and High Country. ZR2 also includes HD Surround Vision, Bed View Camera, front bucket seats and its factory off-road suspension and rear locking differential.

Can High Country be ordered with a Long Bed?

High Country is offered as a 4WD Crew Cab with Standard or Long Bed choices. Its available engines are the 6.6L gasoline V8 and 8.3L Duramax. The Long Bed has 83.5 cubic feet of cargo volume, and the Crew Cab Long Bed measures 266.06 inches overall.

What is included in Custom’s optional convenience equipment?

The Custom Convenience Package includes remote start, a 10-way power driver seat, 120-volt cabin and bed outlets, second-row charge-only USB ports and bed LED lighting. It also includes a rear-window defogger and EZ Lift power-lock-and-release tailgate. Custom’s base infotainment screen remains the standard 7-inch system.

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