Alert: Silverado EV Features Unmissable Offers in February 2026

Learn everything about the Silverado EV offers in February 2026: financing, leasing, and pricing for 2025 and 2026 models, with special conditions.

Summary of February 2026 Offers

During February 2026, Chevy Silverado EV offers maintain attractive incentives, including long-term financing for the 2026 model and a special lease program in selected markets. Incentives are also valid for the 2025 Silverado EV.

Offers by Type

• Purchase: 2025 Silverado EV receives $4,000 Customer Cash.
• Financing:
  • 2025 Silverado EV: 0% APR for 60 months with financing via GM Financial; $250 Purchase Allowance for current non-GM vehicle owners/lessees.
  • 2026 Silverado EV: 6.6% APR up to 72 months or 7.1% APR up to 84 months; financing with GM Financial.
• Leasing:
  • 2025 Silverado EV LT: $909/ month for 24 months, 10,000 miles/year, $3,389 due at signing (after offers), no down payment.
  • 2025 Silverado EV LT (alternative offer): $899/ month for 24 months, 10,000 miles/year, $3,249 due at signing for current GM employees and eligible family members, no down payment.
  • 2026 Silverado EV LT: $699/ month for 39 months, 10,000 miles/year, $4,679 due at signing, no down payment, available nationally through Chevy lease.

Note: The offers above are valid until March 2, 2026.

2026 Silverado EV Reference Pricing

Check out the trim levels and launch prices, already including the $2,595 destination fee:

• 4WT Std. Range 4WD – $55,395
• 4WT Std. Range 4WD with Custom Package – $58,490
• 5WT Ext. Range 4WD – $68,795
• 8WT Max Range 4WD – $76,795
• LT Std. Range 4WD – $63,495
• LT Ext. Range 4WD – $71,695
• LT Max Range 4WD – $91,795
• Trail Boss Ext. Range 4WD – $72,595
• Trail Boss Max Range 4WD – $89,195

About the 2026 Silverado EV

The 2026 Silverado EV arrives as the third year of the first generation of the electric pickup, bringing the Trail Boss with off-road suspension and tires, and discontinuing the RST. Some aesthetic changes include new color options and appearance packages, as well as adjustments to the lighting layout and fascia designs.

The 2026 maintains the configuration with two powertrains, and the WT, LT, and Trail Boss lines compete on price, with the Trail Boss not offering the Standard Range package in its corresponding configuration. The WT receives a new aesthetic called Silverado EV Custom; the LT and Trail Boss maintain the balance between price and equipment.

Among the technical novelties, the WT loses Apple CarPlay/Android Auto for the 2026 line, and two additional appearance packages and three new paint colors emerge. Digital Key via OTA update did not go live in 2026, and some tailgate options were removed.

The Silverado EV uses the narrow GM BT1 platform, with GM batteries and motors. Dual powertrains vary: WT offers 510 hp / 615 lb-ft; RST, 754 hp / 785 lb-ft; and Trail Boss, 725 hp / 775 lb-ft. Towing up to 12,500 lb and payload up to 2,350 lb.

Launch prices included the base price of the WT with Standard Range battery starting at $54,895, LT starting at $62,995, and Trail Boss with Extended Range starting at $72,095. The destination fee rose to $2,595 in December 2025.

The online configurator is now available, and the vehicle has been compared with the combustion Silverado 1500 and rivals like the Ford F-150 Lightning, Tesla Cybertruck, and Rivian R1T.

For 2026, the maximum range exceeded 492 miles on the WT with Max Range, and a record of 1,000 miles on a single charge was achieved. The RST Stars & Steel Special Edition returns as a limited edition to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the USA.

Notices and Conditions

• Must be delivered by March 2, 2026.
• Incentives valid for the USA, as specified.
• Eligibility and residency restrictions may apply to some offers.
• Offers may not be combined with special financing and some leases.
• Leases are valid nationally unless otherwise indicated.
• Additional discounts may exist in specific markets.

Our team works to bring accurate information about vehicles and incentives, but errors can occur; consult the dealer to confirm color availability and details before deciding. We are not responsible for omissions or mistakes.

Question for comments: Which February 2026 offer would you consider, and why? Share your decision in the comments!