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2027 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

2027 Silverado 1500 Specs Reading PA

Reading Silverado buyers have three cab styles, four engines and engine-specific EPA and trailering ratings.

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Key Numbers

  • TurboMax: 350 horsepower and 455 lb-ft
  • 5.7L V8: 402 horsepower and 428 lb-ft
  • 6.6L V8: 481 horsepower and 501 lb-ft
  • Duramax diesel: 305 horsepower and 495 lb-ft

The 2027 Silverado 1500 gives Reading buyers four engines with a 10-speed automatic, three cab styles and several bed arrangements. Chevrolet lists an overall length range of 212.1 to 242.5 inches. The overview and trim guide connect those specifications with the seven trim choices at Outten Chevrolet.

Rear legroom: base 2WD cab examplesRear legroom: base 2WD cab examplesDouble Cab34.75 inCrew Cab42.8 in

Engine Specifications

EngineLayout and fuelHorsepowerTorqueTransmission
2.7L TurboMaxTurbocharged gasoline four-cylinder350 hp455 lb-ft10-speed automatic
3.0L DuramaxTurbo-diesel inline-six305 hp495 lb-ft10-speed automatic
5.7L V8Gasoline V8402 hp428 lb-ft10-speed automatic
6.6L V8Gasoline V8481 hp501 lb-ft10-speed automatic

The V8s combine direct and port fuel injection. The 5.7L is the standard High Country engine; High Country also offers the 6.6L and Duramax. ZR2 includes the diesel and offers the larger V8. Engine availability follows the trim, cab and drive system.

Exterior Dimensions and Vehicle Weights

Dimension (inches)Regular Cab Standard Bed 2WDDouble Cab Standard Bed 2WDCrew Cab Short Bed 2WD
Wheelbase126.49147.44147.44
Overall length212.12233.14233.07
Body width, without mirrors81.2081.2081.20
Overall height75.5575.3575.50
Ground clearance7.327.267.38

These are GM engineering measurements for the named base two-wheel-drive bodies, without optional accessories. Body width excludes mirrors. Lifted and four-wheel-drive versions have their own measurements.

Measurement or configurationPublished specification
Overall length, cab and bed dependent212.1–242.5 inches
Body width, without mirrors81.20 inches
TurboMax Regular Cab Standard Bed 2WD curb weight4,560 pounds
TurboMax Regular Cab Standard Bed 2WD GVWR6,900 pounds
Diesel Crew Cab Short Bed ZR2 4WD curb weight6,140 pounds
Crew Cab Short Bed ZR2 4WD GVWR7,500 pounds

Regular Cab has one seating row; Double Cab and Crew Cab add rear seating. A factory lift and mud-terrain tires change the lifted models' stance and operating dimensions. The WT weight above belongs to its named base configuration, while the ZR2 weight includes a different engine and chassis.

Interior Dimensions and Cab Choices for Reading

Interior measurement (inches)Regular CabDouble CabCrew Cab
Head room, front43.1842.6743.07
Head room, rearNot applicable39.5640.27
Leg room, front44.3744.3744.37
Leg room, rearNot applicable34.7542.80
Shoulder room, front64.5264.5264.52
Shoulder room, rearNot applicable64.0564.21
Hip room, front62.4062.4862.43
Hip room, rearNot applicable60.2360.27

These measurements use the same named base cab configurations as the exterior table. The Crew Cab front and rear headroom figures are without the optional sunroof. Its rear legroom is 42.80 inches, compared with 34.75 inches in Double Cab.

Cabin itemEquipment scope
Center touchscreen16.3 inches diagonal, standard across the lineup
Driver Information Center12.2 inches diagonal, standard across the lineup
Passenger screen11.5 inches diagonal, standard High Country and ZR2
Front seatingBench or bucket arrangement according to configuration
Multi-Flex center consoleIncluded with Trail Boss front bucket seats
Panoramic sunroofStandard High Country; available Silverado, Trail Boss and ZR2

The second seating row is the reason Double Cab and Crew Cab matter for family travel from Schuylkill Haven. Regular Cab puts its single row ahead of the cargo bed. The Multi-Flex console adds reconfigurable storage and a different center-seat layout from the bench-equipped truck.

2027 chevrolet silverado 1500 zr2 interior large touchscreen red accents
Cargo-box volume by bed exampleCargo-box volume by bed exampleShort Bed62.8 cu ftStandard Bed71.7 cu ft

Capacity and Capability

Cargo-bed measurementRegular Cab Standard BedDouble Cab Standard BedCrew Cab Short Bed
Inside length, at floor79.68 in79.68 in70.15 in
Inside height, bed22.44 in22.44 in22.40 in
Inside width, between wheelhousing50.62 in50.62 in50.62 in
Wall to Wall, bed width71.41 in71.41 in71.41 in
Cargo-box volume71.7 cu ft71.7 cu ft62.8 cu ft

The Short Bed cargo-box volume is 62.8 cubic feet, while the Standard Bed examples carry 71.7 cubic feet. The bed width between the wheelhousings is 50.62 inches. These are pickup-box measurements, separate from the cab's passenger room.

EngineMaximum trailer rating and required buildMaximum payload example
TurboMax9,400 lbs: properly equipped Regular Cab Long Bed 2WD2,340 pounds: Regular Cab Standard Bed 2WD
Duramax12,000 lbs: properly equipped Crew Cab Short Bed 4WD with Max Trailering Package1,870 pounds: Crew Cab Short Bed 2WD
5.7L V813,700 lbs: properly equipped Double Cab Standard Bed 2WD with Max Trailering Package2,170 pounds: Regular Cab Long Bed 2WD
6.6L V89,700 lbs: properly equipped Crew Cab Short or Standard Bed 4WD1,510 pounds: Crew Cab Short Bed ZR2 4WD

These are properly equipped engine maximums; the highest towing and payload configurations are different trucks. The trailering spoke includes the exact cab, bed, drive system and Max Trailering Package requirements. Passenger, cargo and accessory weight also use the truck's carrying capacity.

Fuel tank optionBody scope
Approximately 28 gallons availableRegular Cab
Approximately 34 gallons availableDouble Cab and Crew Cab
Approximately 34 gallons includedZR2 equipment card

Wheels, Tires and Brakes

HardwareSpecification or trim
Custom wheels20-inch Technical Gray machine-faced
Custom Trail Boss and Trail Boss18-inch wheels with 34-inch mud-terrain tires
High Country wheels22-inch After Midnight machine-faced
ZR218-inch wheels with 35-inch mud-terrain tires
Front brake rotors13.5 inches, vented
Rear brake rotors13.6 inches, vented

Front suspension uses an independent coil-over-shock layout. The rear has a solid axle and leaf springs. Trail Boss uses monotube shocks; ZR2 uses Multimatic DSSV dampers, and High Country has premium suspension with semi-active damping. This equipment affects ride and rough-surface capability as well as appearance.

EPA Fuel Economy

EPA configurationCity mpgHighway mpgCombined mpg
5.7L Silverado 2WD151917
3.0L Silverado 2WD222724
5.7L Silverado 4WD151816
5.7L Silverado Mud Terrain Tires 4WD141614
6.6L Silverado 4WD141815
6.6L Silverado 4WD ZR2131514
3.0L Silverado 4WD212322
3.0L Silverado Mud Terrain Tires 4WD212221
3.0L Silverado 4WD ZR2202221

EPA ratings follow the engine, drive system and tire classification named in each row. The Greater Reading commute can include US-222 traffic and US-422 travel; the city and highway figures describe separate EPA test cycles. Actual mileage varies with driving, weather, load and trailer use.

Key Features by Trim

TrimCabin or chassis distinction
WTLED lamps and standard screens
CustomPower driver seat and outlets
SilveradoHeated seats; Z71 on 4WD
Custom Trail BossLift and two-speed transfer case
Trail BossFront buckets and Bose audio
High CountryPanoramic roof and premium suspension
ZR2Electronic lockers and DSSV dampers

The Silverado 4WD chassis combines Z71 skid plates and hill descent control with its heated front seats and heated steering wheel. High Country and ZR2 share the passenger screen and standard Super Cruise with trailering. The trim breakdown adds factory starting prices and the equipment gained at each step.

Safety and Driver Assistance

The standard safety equipment includes Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking, Reverse Automatic Braking, Adaptive Cruise Control and Front and Rear Park Assist. Available camera equipment provides up to 19 views. Features have operating limits and require an attentive driver.

Warranty and Scheduled Ownership

Coverage or servicePublished terms
Basic limited warrantyThree years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first
Powertrain coverageEngine-specific limited terms; Chevrolet lists five years/60,000 miles as typical
First maintenance visitWithin one year at a participating dealer; restrictions apply
First-visit workOil change, multi-point inspection and four-tire rotation; air filters excluded

The service schedule includes oil grades, fill capacities and normal- and severe-duty intervals. Berks County owners who tow frequently have additional severe-service work, including transmission and four-wheel-drive transfer-case fluid changes.

What the Numbers Mean in Practice

The 212.1-inch end of the length range belongs to a smaller body arrangement than the 242.5-inch end. A Crew Cab with a short bed trades some bed length for rear seating and a different total footprint. These differences matter for a driveway in Lebanon, a job-site parking area or a lake-day load.

Pottsville buyers keeping an earlier model in the search have the 2026 Silverado 1500 spoke alongside this one. Its engine lineup and published ratings remain tied to that model year.

Silverado Specifications FAQs

Do all four engines use the same transmission type?

All four 2027 Silverado engines are paired with a 10-speed automatic. The engines range from the 350-horsepower TurboMax to the available 481-horsepower 6.6L V8. Engine choice also changes torque, fuel type and the rated towing configurations; a shared transmission type does not make those ratings identical.

What overall length does Chevrolet publish?

Chevrolet gives the 2027 Silverado a length range of 212.1 to 242.5 inches, depending on cab and bed. Regular Cab has a single seating row, while Double Cab and Crew Cab add a second. The body arrangement changes both the passenger layout and the pickup's total footprint.

Which weight belongs to the base Regular Cab example?

The TurboMax Regular Cab Standard Bed 2WD example has a 4,560-pound base curb weight and 6,900-pound GVWR in Chevrolet's specification table. Curb weight is the unloaded truck's weight; GVWR is its gross vehicle weight rating. Added equipment and actual loading affect the specific truck's available carrying capacity.

What fuel tank choices are published by cab?

Chevrolet lists an approximately 28-gallon available tank for Regular Cab and an approximately 34-gallon available tank for Double Cab and Crew Cab. The ZR2 equipment list includes the approximately 34-gallon tank. These figures retain their body and equipment scope rather than assigning the largest tank to every Silverado.

How are EPA rows separated for the lifted trucks?

The EPA distinguishes standard-tire four-wheel-drive Silverado entries from mud-terrain-tire entries and ZR2 entries. Those rows also identify the engine and drive system. A diesel ZR2 and a standard-tire diesel 4WD truck can therefore have separate ratings even though both use the 3.0L engine and 10-speed automatic.

What are the Silverado screen sizes?

The center touchscreen is 16.3 inches diagonally and the Driver Information Center is 12.2 inches diagonally. Both are standard across the lineup. The 11.5-inch front passenger screen is standard on High Country and ZR2, adding another display without changing the standard size of the center screen.

Where are the 2026 engine figures kept?

They stay on the linked 2026 Silverado 1500 spoke. The 2027 truck's four-engine lineup includes the 5.7L and 6.6L V8s, with its own output and trailering ratings. Keeping the years separate preserves the connection between a specification, its model year and the actual truck being considered.

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