Allen Tillery Chevrolet | Hot Springs, AR
New 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV
Choose the equipment behind the badge
A 2026 Silverado EV purchase starts with the truck you need to use: its trim, battery and packages. Compare those together at Allen Tillery Chevrolet before choosing between work equipment, LT comfort and Trail Boss hardware.
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Key Numbers
2 inchesTrail Boss suspension lift
35 inchesTrail Boss all-terrain tire diameter
11 inchesDriver Information Center, diagonal
Start with a job the trim needs to do
Work Truck puts the focus on tasks, with an integrated trailer brake controller and Tow/Haul Mode among its equipment. Custom gives the electric pickup a different visual treatment through machined-face wheels and black badging. LT and Trail Boss address different priorities beyond those choices.
If the truck is mostly a road-going passenger vehicle that also hauls, inspect LT seating and available cargo options. If uneven surfaces are a regular part of its work, compare the Trail Boss suspension and steering systems. These choices do not replace the separate decision about battery capacity.
Look underneath a Trail Boss
Trail Boss uses a lifted coil suspension with hydraulic rebound control, a higher-angle approach fascia and red front tow hooks. The 18-inch wheels carry 35-inch all-terrain tires. Sit in the Black and Artemis cabin and check how the lifted stance suits getting in and loading gear.
Four-wheel steering and Sidewinder are standard. Sidewinder moves the truck diagonally at low speeds; the trim-specific Terrain Mode adds low-speed torque and traction control for uneven ground.
Compare towing after adding the packages
A larger battery does not automatically increase conventional towing capacity. The LT Max Range rating is lower than the LT Extended Range rating, and the Premium Package changes the comparison again.
Vehicle labels and the owner instructions govern the actual combination. Properly equipped maximums are comparison figures; passengers, accessories and cargo can reduce usable trailer capacity.
Try the cabin functions you will use
The 17.7-inch diagonal center display and 11-inch diagonal Driver Information Center give navigation, vehicle settings and driving information separate spaces.
Available heated power front seats, wireless device charging and camera features depend on the trim and equipment group. Super Cruise with trailering is available on LT and Trail Boss for compatible roads with an active plan or trial. The driver must keep paying attention and remain ready to take over.
Inspect the cargo options on the actual truck
The available Multi-Flex Midgate extends the loading arrangement through the rear cab partition; the Multi-Flex Tailgate works at the back of the bed. They solve different loading problems.
Wide Open Watts is an available performance feature on LT and Trail Boss. Offboard power serves a separate purpose, supplying external equipment when the truck has the required hardware.
Silverado EV equipment choices
| Model | Distinguishing equipment | Compare it for |
|---|---|---|
| Work Truck | Trailer brake controller, Tow/Haul Mode, dual-motor 4WD | Job-focused truck use with battery choices. |
| Custom | 22-inch machined-face aluminum wheels; black bowties and badging | A defined appearance without choosing an off-road trim. |
| LT | Uplevel LED lighting and available Multi-Flex Midgate | Road use and selected comfort or cargo options. |
| Trail Boss | Lifted suspension, all-terrain tires and four-wheel steering | Off-pavement hardware and low-speed maneuvering. |
Conventional towing by LT and Trail Boss configuration
| Two-motor Crew Cab configuration | Properly equipped maximum |
|---|---|
| LT Standard Range | 8,500 pounds |
| LT Extended Range | 12,500 pounds |
| LT Extended Range with Premium Package | 10,600 pounds |
| LT Max Range | 7,000 pounds |
| Trail Boss Extended Range | 12,500 pounds |
| Trail Boss Extended Range with Premium Package | 12,300 pounds |
| Trail Boss Max Range | 10,200 pounds |
Options to verify before choosing a truck
| If you want to | Look for | Confirm in person |
|---|---|---|
| Carry long materials | Available Multi-Flex Midgate | Opening procedure and the passenger seating left in use. |
| Reduce steering effort on compatible roads | Available Super Cruise with trailering on LT or Trail Boss | Equipped hardware, active plan or trial, compatible roads and driver attention. |
| Power equipment away from a building | Available offboard-power system | Required hardware and the electrical load of your devices. |
| Reach maximum available performance | Available Wide Open Watts on LT or Trail Boss | The selected battery and operating requirements. |
Start a financing application or compare pre-owned vehicles before your visit. Our parts department can help with equipment questions.
Plan tire rotation and brake maintenance for truck ownership. For another vehicle with a combustion engine, use our oil change service.
Silverado EV shopping Questions
Which Silverado EV trim has off-road equipment?
Trail Boss is the Silverado EV choice with lifted suspension and all-terrain tires. It also includes four-wheel steering and Sidewinder, with Terrain Mode for additional low-speed control.
Does the Silverado EV LT Max Range tow the most?
No. The properly equipped LT Extended Range configuration has a higher conventional towing maximum than LT Max Range. The Premium Package also changes the Extended Range rating. Check the exact battery and package combination, then account for passengers, cargo and accessories before matching a truck to a loaded trailer.
What is different about the Silverado EV Custom?
Custom emphasizes appearance through machined-face aluminum wheels, black bowties and black badging. It also has the large center touchscreen and a separate Driver Information Center. Compare its actual equipment with LT or Trail Boss before buying, especially if a Midgate, specialized steering or additional comfort features are priorities.
Can I get Super Cruise on a Silverado EV LT?
Yes. Super Cruise with trailering is available on the Silverado EV LT, as well as Trail Boss. Hands-free assistance works on compatible roads and still requires an attentive driver who can take control.
Is the Silverado EV Midgate the same as the Tailgate?
No. The Midgate opens the partition between the rear cabin and pickup bed, while the Tailgate changes access and support at the rear of the truck. Available Multi-Flex equipment must be checked on the specific vehicle. Demonstrate both with your cargo needs and passenger seating in mind.
What should I bring when shopping for a Silverado EV?
Bring your cargo measurements, loaded trailer information and a description of where you can charge. Those details help narrow the battery, towing configuration and loading equipment. If you have a trade-in, bring its vehicle details and ask Allen Tillery Chevrolet what documentation is needed for appraisal and financing.
Can Allen Tillery Chevrolet help with Silverado EV service?
Yes. Contact Allen Tillery Chevrolet to discuss the Silverado EV service you need and arrange an appointment. Tires and brakes still need attention on an electric truck, so include how you load, tow and drive when discussing its care.
Compare your Silverado EV choices in Hot Springs
Visit Allen Tillery Chevrolet for a test drive and a close look at the battery, packages and cargo equipment on your preferred truck. Discuss financing and a trade-in together, then use our service team to plan care around your towing and driving.
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