2027 Chevy Silverado 1500 Fuel Economy Ratings Powertrain Drivetrain Trim Level 2027MY City/Hwy/Comb MPG 2026MY City/Hwy/Comb MPG Difference 2027 vs. 2026 Turbo 2.7L I4 L4B 2WD WT, Custom, LT TBD 18 / 21 / 201 TBD Turbo 2.7L I4 L4B 4WD WT, Custom, LT TBD 17 / 20 / 181 TBD Turbo 2.7L I4 L4B 4WD Custom Trail Boss, Z71, Trail Boss TBD 17 / 21 / 191 TBD 5.7L V8 L76 2WD WT, Custom, LT, High Country 15 / 19 / 17 16 / 21 / 182 -1 / -2 / -1 5.7L V8 L76 4WD WT, Custom, Custom Trail Boss, Z71, Trail Boss, High Country 15 / 18 / 16 16 / 20 / 172 -1 / -2 / -1 5.7L V8 L76 4WD Z71, Trail Boss with MT tires 14 / 16 / 14 15 / 18 / 162 -1 / -2 / -2 6.6L V8 L78 4WD High Country 14 / 18 / 15 15 / 20 / 173 -1 / -2 / -2 6.6L V8 L78 4WD ZR2 13 / 15 / 14 14 / 17 / 153 -1 / -2 / -1 Turbo-Diesel 3.0L I6 LZ0 2WD WT, Custom, LT, High Country 22 / 27 / 24 23 / 28 / 25 -1 / -1 / -1 Turbo-Diesel 3.0L I6 LZ0 4WD WT, Custom, Z71, High Country 21 / 23 / 22 22 / 26 / 24 -1 / -3 / -2 Turbo-Diesel 3.0L I6 LZ0 4WD WT, Custom, Z71, High Country with MT tires 21 / 22 / 21 21 / 24 / 23 0 / -2 / -2 Turbo-Diesel 3.0L I6 LZ0 4WD ZR2 20 / 22 / 21 20 / 23 / 21 0 / -1 / 0

It's probably too fast for a global Maverick using CE1 learnings (potential gigacasting etc).

As pointed out, the comments sound like an international truck not coming to the US market.

F-150 and Super Duty share a cab now, I don't think there's any difference on the cab (though I think the dash is slightly different on SDs.           My initial thought is wondering if they'll switch to the approach of having mini front-hinged rear doors instead of the pillar-less suiside doors, with a design that keeps the b-pillar.  But it seems odd that they'd drop it mid year, and not just wait until the new model comes out to drop it then?    

What are they thinking? Oh wait, they are NOT thinking!

Yeah I saw this and my only thought was why can't Ford do anything right?

How do they not figure out that's an issue before putting the package on sale?   Also, did anything else come with the package?

That's crazy that they're brand new designs and get worse fuel economy, regardless of the regulations "allowing" it...

Stupid headline, but seriously WTF-they didn't even improve or keep MPGs level with the outgoing models?  Read More: https://www.jalopnik.com/2306047/2027-chevrolet-silverado-new-v8s-worse-gas-mileage/

Read More: https://www.jalopnik.com/2305700/ford-settles-transit-trail-class-action-lawsuit/   Slow news day....