2026 Chevy Silverado EV To Offer Two New Appearance Packages

The 2026 Chevy Silverado EV introduces several important updates over the preceding 2025 model year, including two new appearance packages.

The two new packages include a range equipment for the exterior and even a few bits for the interior, providing additional options for Silverado EV LT and WT customers looking to enhance the looks of their all-electric pickup. Photos of the two new packages are currently unavailable.

The first of the two new appearance upgrades is the $3,450 Bronze Package (RPO code PDT), which will be available on the Silverado LT Standard Range, LT Extended Range, and LT Max Range trim levels. This package is distinguished by a set of 22-inch Bronze wheels and black detailing. Check out the package content below (relevant RPO codes listed in parentheses):

• 22-inch Bronze wheels (SF1)
• LT275/50R22 all-season blackwall tires (QMN)
• Front Fender Decal (5LM)
• Black nameplates (RIK)

The second new appearance option is called the Custom Package (RPO ST0), and is offered exclusively for the Silverado WT Standard Range. Priced at $3,095, the new Custom Package is headlined by 22-inch gloss black wheels and a variety of blacked-out elements. Check out the full package contents list below (relevant RPO codes listed in parentheses):

• Floor covering (B30)
• Black Carpeting
• 22-inch Gloss black wheels with machine face (SEU)
• LT275/50R22 all-season blackwall tires (QMN)
• Black wheel locks (SPZ)
• Black wheel lug nuts (SPY)
• Black wheel center caps (VWD)
• Tire pressure monitor (SD5)
• Black nameplates (RIK)
• Black Bowtie front and rear emblems (SFZ)

To note, the two new appearance packages join the $2,895 Dark Package Plus (RPO code PDK) offered for the 2025 model year and carried over for 2026. Check out our previous coverage for more information.

Beyond the new appearance packages, the 2026 Chevy Silverado EV also undergoes a few notable changes to the trim level lineup. Specifically, the 2WT Standard Range, RST Extended Range, and RST Max Range trims have been discontinued. In their place, Chevrolet is now offering the 3WT Standard + Range for fleet buyers and the 4WT Standard Range for retail customers. Additionally, the 5WT Extended Range and 8WT Max Range are once again offered for the 2026 model year.

Chevrolet has also expanded the LT range with the addition of the LT Standard Range and LT Max Range. Customers can also opt for two new Trail Boss variants, namely the Trail Boss Extended Range and Trail Boss Max Range, adding a fresh off-roader option to the lineup.

Production of the 2026 Chevy Silverado EV will once again take place at the GM Factory Zero plant in Detroit, Michigan, with the GM BT1 platform providing the underpinnings.