Third generation · 2023–present

Chevrolet Colorado 3rd gen

We have 30 configurations of the 3rd gen Colorado, model years 2023–2026. The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado has up to 10.7 in of ground clearance and an approach angle of up to 38.3°, both on the ZR2. It is rated to tow up to 7,700 lb (4 of the 6 trims with the Trailering Package).

Model years
2023–2026
Configurations
30
Sourced numbers
348
Documents
26
2024 Chevrolet Colorado Trail Boss, front three-quarter view
Photo: Kevauto, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, resized, licence plate blurred.

01 / Key numbers

3rd gen key numbers

The best configuration for each number, factory packages included and fleet-only configurations left out, from the newest model year that publishes it. Each links to its document.

02 / Spec plate

Spec plate

2026 Chevrolet Colorado

One configuration per trim, named under each heading, with its numbers as Chevrolet prints them. “Up to” is a ceiling printed over several configurations (the notes say whose), “from” the lowest figure, and a range is printed across that configuration’s grades. “Door label” means the maker prints it only on each vehicle’s certification label.

Third-partyA double underline marks a figure from a magazine test, dealer or spec site, not Chevrolet’s own documents: shown only where Chevrolet publishes nothing, and never used for a headline, comparison or ranking. Its page is listed under the plate.

2026 Chevrolet Colorado: numbers per trim, one configuration each
WTWT Crew Cab 2WDLTLT Crew Cab 2WDZ71Z71 Crew Cab 2WDTrail BossTrail Boss Crew Cab 4WDZR2ZR2 Crew Cab 4WDZR2 BisonZR2 Bison Crew Cab 4WD
Off-road
Ground clearance7.9 in7.9 in8.9 in9.5 in10.7 in—
Approach angle——29.1°30.5°38.3°—
Breakover angle——19.5°21.0°24.6°—
Departure angle——22.3°22.4°25.1°—
Wading depthup to 24.0 in1up to 24.0 in1up to 24.0 in1up to 26.0 in2up to 28.0 in3—
Dimensions and bed
Length213.0 in213.0 in213.0 in213.2 in212.7 in—
Height78.8 in78.8 in79.6 in79.9 in81.8 in—
Wheelbase131.4 in131.4 in131.4 in131.4 in131.4 in—
Weights, loads and capacities
Curb weight4,716 lb4,716 lb4,971 lb4,971 lb5,298 lb—
GVWR6,250 lb6,250 lb6,250 lb6,250 lb6,200 lb—
Max payloadup to 1,684 lb4up to 1,684 lb4up to 1,587 lb5up to 1,587 lb5up to 1,151 lb6—
Max towing3,500 lb3,500 lbup to 7,700 lb5up to 7,700 lb56,000 lb5,500 lb
Fuel tank≈21.3 gal≈21.3 gal≈21.3 gal≈21.3 gal≈21.3 gal≈21.5 gal
Off-road hardware
Stock tiresP255/65R17255/65R17P265/65R18P265/65R18P285/70R17—
Front differential————Power-locking differential—
Rear differentialOpen differentialOpen differentialG80 limited-slip differentialG80 limited-slip differentialPower-locking differential—
  • Front axle rating: door label.
  1. 1Chevrolet prints one ceiling for every WT / LT / Z71: wading depth up to 24.0 in. It isn’t each trim’s own figure.
  2. 2Chevrolet prints wading depth up to 26.0 in for the Trail Boss: a ceiling, not a figure for each configuration.
  3. 3Chevrolet prints wading depth up to 28.0 in for the ZR2: a ceiling, not a figure for each configuration.
  4. 4Chevrolet prints one ceiling for every WT / LT: payload up to 1,684 lb. It isn’t each trim’s own figure.
  5. 5Chevrolet prints one ceiling for every Z71 / Trail Boss: payload up to 1,587 lb and towing up to 7,700 lb. They aren’t each trim’s own figures.
  6. 6Chevrolet prints payload up to 1,151 lb for the ZR2: a ceiling, not a figure for each configuration.

03 / Photos

Chevrolet Colorado 3rd gen photos

4 photos of the 3rd gen Colorado from Wikimedia Commons, under free licences, each credited to its author.

04 / Configurations

Every 3rd gen configuration

30 configurations the maker sells or sold, from its price lists and spec sheets, as each comes from the factory.
20269 configurations
2026 Chevrolet Colorado 3rd gen: every configuration with its numbers
ConfigurationGround clearanceApproachBreakoverDepartureMax towingMax payloadCurb weightTires
WT Crew Cab 2WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb1up to 1,684 lb4,716 lbP255/65R17
WT Crew Cab 4WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb2up to 1,684 lb4,716 lbP255/65R17
LT Crew Cab 2WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb1up to 1,684 lb4,716 lb255/65R17
LT Crew Cab 4WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb2up to 1,684 lb4,716 lb255/65R17
Z71 Crew Cab 2WD8.9 in29.1°19.5°22.3°up to 7,700 lb7,700 lb3up to 1,587 lb4,971 lbP265/65R18
Z71 Crew Cab 4WD8.9 in29.1°19.5°22.3°up to 7,700 lb7,700 lb3up to 1,587 lb4,971 lbP265/65R18
Trail Boss Crew Cab 4WD9.5 in30.5°21.0°22.4°up to 7,700 lb7,700 lb3up to 1,587 lb4,971 lbP265/65R18
ZR2 Crew Cab 4WD10.7 in38.3°24.6°25.1°6,000 lbup to 1,151 lb5,298 lbP285/70R17
ZR2 Bison Crew Cab 4WD————5,500 lb———
20259 configurations
2025 Chevrolet Colorado 3rd gen: every configuration with its numbers
ConfigurationGround clearanceApproachBreakoverDepartureMax towingMax payloadCurb weightTires
WT Crew Cab 2WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb1up to 1,684 lb4,716 lbP255/65R17
WT Crew Cab 4WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb1up to 1,684 lb4,716 lbP255/65R17
LT Crew Cab 2WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb1up to 1,684 lb4,716 lb255/65R17
LT Crew Cab 4WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb1up to 1,684 lb4,716 lb255/65R17
Z71 Crew Cab 2WD8.9 in29.1°19.5°22.3°3,500 lb7,700 lb3up to 1,587 lb4,971 lbP265/65R18
Z71 Crew Cab 4WD8.9 in29.1°19.5°22.3°3,500 lb7,700 lb3up to 1,587 lb4,971 lbP265/65R18
Trail Boss Crew Cab 4WD9.5 in30.5°21.0°22.4°3,500 lb7,700 lb3up to 1,587 lb4,971 lbP265/65R18
ZR2 Crew Cab 4WD10.7 in38.3°24.6°25.1°6,000 lbup to 1,151 lb5,298 lbP285/70R17
ZR2 Bison Crew Cab 4WD————5,500 lb———
20244 configurations
2024 Chevrolet Colorado 3rd gen: every configuration with its numbers
ConfigurationGround clearanceApproachBreakoverDepartureMax towingMax payloadCurb weightTires
ZR2 Crew Cab 4WD10.7 in38.6°24.8°25.2°6,000 lbup to 1,280 lb4,940 lbLT285/70R17
ZR2 Bison Crew Cab 4WD12.2 in38.2°26.9°26.0°5,900 lb5up to 1,050 lb5,265 lbLT315/70R17
Crew Cab 2WD————3,500 lb7,700 lb2———
Crew Cab 4WD————3,500 lb7,700 lb2———
20238 configurations
2023 Chevrolet Colorado 3rd gen: every configuration with its numbers
ConfigurationGround clearanceApproachBreakoverDepartureMax towingTires
WT Crew Cab 2WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb4255/65R17
WT Crew Cab 4WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb4255/65R17
LT Crew Cab 2WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb4255/65R17
LT Crew Cab 4WD7.9 in———3,500 lb7,700 lb4255/65R17
Z71 Crew Cab 2WD8.9 in29.1°19.5°22.3°up to 7,700 lb7,700 lb3—
Z71 Crew Cab 4WD8.9 in29.1°19.5°22.3°up to 7,700 lb7,700 lb3265/65R18
Trail Boss Crew Cab 4WD9.5 in30.5°21.0°22.4°up to 7,700 lb7,700 lb3265/65R18
ZR2 Crew Cab 4WD10.7 in38.3°24.6°25.1°6,000 lbLT285/70R17
  1. 1 With the 2.7L Turbo High-Output (310 hp, 430 lb-ft) and Trailering Package: the maker’s figure for the configuration with those factory options together.
  2. 2 With the 2.7L Turbo High-Output (310 hp, 430 lb-ft), Trailering Package and Limited-slip rear differential (G80): the maker’s figure for the configuration with those factory options together.
  3. 3 With the Trailering Package: the maker’s figure for the configuration with that factory option.
  4. 4 With the 2.7L Turbo Plus (310 hp, 390 lb-ft), Trailering Package and Limited-slip rear differential (G80): the maker’s figure for the configuration with those factory options together.
  5. 5 Chevrolet’s documents disagree: 5,900 lb (towing guide) vs 5,500 lb (press kit).

A dash means the maker’s documents we have don’t give that number for that configuration, and a column with no number for any configuration of the year isn’t shown. “Door label” means the maker prints it only on each vehicle’s certification label, and “not published” that the maker doesn’t print it, or points elsewhere. “Up to” is a ceiling the maker prints over several configurations; a range is the maker’s own, printed across the grades of that configuration.

Third-partyA double underline marks a figure from a magazine test, dealer or spec site, not the maker’s own documents: shown only where the maker publishes nothing, and never used for a headline, comparison or ranking. Its page is listed with the year’s sources.

05 / Sources

The documents

Every number on this page comes from one of these 26 documents. Last checked .

The maker’s own documents first: press kits, spec sheets, towing guides and owner’s manuals. A third-party page (a magazine test, dealer or spec site) fills in only a number the maker doesn’t publish, never a rating, and the figure wears its own mark. How we source the numbers.

06 / Generations

Other Colorado generations

Not drawn: the maker’s documents we have lack a number the drawing needs.

2015–2022 · 218 configurations

2nd gen Second generation

Clearance
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Approach
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Tows up to
7,700 lb

Best configuration of the 2022 lineup

2nd gen specs →

07 / Keep going

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