2026 CHEVROLET SILVERADO CONCEPT REVS UP THE IMAGINATION

[Shredzy]

Is the next generation Silverado/Sierra trucks coming for 2025 or 2026?

 

I've seen it mentioned elsewhere that it will be 2025.

[ScathaTheWorm]

On 1/5/2024 at 2:42 AM, 5RWill said:

Honestly their V8s seem plagued with issues due to the EPA regulations. I'd rather them spend more time investing in the 3.0 duramax and making diesel mainstream in the 1/2 ton segment. EV is a pipe dream in my eyes and is doing nothing to solve the issue at hand whether you believe in climate change or not. When your grid runs on fossil fuels, you use nothing but exponential amounts of fossil fuels to mine lithium, and have no where to recycle it after the fact it really doesn't matter. Should've invested in fusion if they wanted renewable clean energy, we're simply not setup to be 100% EV, it's completely impractical for anyone who uses their vehicle outside of just transportation from A to B.

 

Hybrids I'm all for but this idea to abandon fossil fuels in a blink of an eye was and is asinine considering the false premise it's backed by.

If that were the case nobody in the Middle East would have bought them.  The V8s need proper oil changes.

Edited February 5, 2024 by ScathaTheWorm

[typhoon186]

depends on how the majority votes in Nov.

[unit731]

On 10/6/2023 at 1:06 PM, 64BAwagon said:

A price decrease ?   I wouldnt take that bet to Vegas. 

The next gen are already being prototyped and I sure hope it doesnt look like this sketch. 

Too many obtuse curves.

 

Some day.  Some manufacturer will market a simple basic truck.  

[64BAwagon]

No one buys them or the manufacturers would make them. They build what sells. Most domestic trucks can be ordered with few or no options. Many of the things that are standard equipment are Government mandated. As long as folks keep electing big Government candidates it will continue this way.