The Silverado 1500 has been Chevrolet's flagship pickup for over a quarter of a century. Now, in 2025, this fifth-generation truck is more appealing than ever. This high-quality pickup can work hard on the jobsite yet is stylish and comfortable enough to become your next family vehicle.
Famous for its versatility and power, the 2025 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 is available in a range of trims and configurations to suit all preferences, work requirements, and budgets. All trim levels are available with regular, crew, and double cabs and standard, short, and long beds. Our team at Victorville Chevrolet put together this guide to compare the 2025 Silverado 1500 trims to help you find your next truck.
Work Truck Trim
The Work Truck is the entry-level 2025 Silverado 1500. It's perfect for business owners and tradespeople looking for a solid pickup that gets the job done. It has a four-cylinder TurboMax engine, but you can upgrade to a 5.3-liter V-8. The Durabed has a tailgate with a rail protection cap and the highest volume in this class, so there's plenty of space for tools and supplies. Inside the cabin, the supportive seats feature an easy-clean vinyl — or optional cloth — material and storage underneath.
Chevrolet doesn't skimp on technology, even on the base trim. You'll appreciate the 7-inch touch screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration. The 3.5-inch driver information center displays key data at a glance. The Wi-Fi hot spot keeps you connected, no matter where you are. It also has driver-assistance features, including a following distance indicator, lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking, and forward collision alert.
Custom Trim
The Custom is a more luxurious version of the Work Truck with a similar build and practical features but a few more creature comforts. Chevrolet's upgraded the upholstery to a soft cloth as standard, and the 10-way power-adjustable driver's seat with lumbar support lets you find the perfect position. Its 20-inch wheels are also larger than the WT's 17-inch ones for improved cornering, braking, and traction. If you often work nights, consider adding LED lights to the truck bed to improve visibility when the sun goes down.
LT Trim
The LT finds the perfect balance between luxury and practicality. It's not opulent, but the enhancements are a real value for your money. Chevrolet upgraded the touch screen to 13.2 inches and the driver information display to 12.3 inches. The trim also has advanced voice recognition and personalized infotainment profiles. Instead of halogen lamps, there are LED lights that perform better and last longer. While the four-cylinder motor comes standard, you can customize this trim with any of the available engine options.
RST Trim
The sporty RST has a body-colored grille, bumpers, and door handles and glossy 20-inch wheels. If you want to embrace the RST's athletic aesthetic, consider choosing the Rally Edition Package, which adds black rally stripes, dark trim badging, and tailgate lettering. The optional RST All-Star Premium package adds practical features, such as adaptive cruise control and a trailer camera.
Custom Trail Boss Trim
The Custom Trail Boss is the most affordable off-road Silverado 1500. Its 18-inch wheels are an inch larger than the standard version and include all-season tires for extra traction on different terrains. It also has a 2-inch factory suspension lift for better clearance, an Autotrac two-speed transfer case, an automatic locking rear differential, and skid plates to minimize trail damage.
LT Trail Boss Trim
Bigger wheels and premium features will encourage off-road enthusiasts to splurge on the LT Trail Boss. The 20-inch wheels come with standard tires, so you'll want to upgrade them before hitting the trails. It has all the other off-road features seen on the Custom Trail Boss, along with the larger screens, advanced voice recognition, and profile features of the LT.
LTZ Trim
The LTZ comes standard with a 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V-8 motor and chic perforated leather seats. The infotainment system is now Google-compatible, although you'll need the right service plan to access its features.
High Country Trim
The High Country is truly a luxury pickup. Its standard 20-inch wheels are machined aluminum with premium charcoal pockets. But if you love off-roading, you'll want to upgrade to the High Country Premium package, which has 22-inch wheels, all-season tires, and a sunroof. The cabin features premium leather seating, open-pore wood trim, and a host of optional add-ons, such as a rearview camera mirror, head-up display, and Super Cruise. You can also choose a bigger 6.2-liter V-8 engine if you want more pulling power.
ZR2 Trim
At the top of the lineup is the ZR2, an impressive off-roader with a 3.0-liter Duramax Turbo-Diesel engine. People will notice you coming, as the ZR2 features massive 33-inch Goodyear Wrangler Territory MT tires. The ZR2's Multimatic DSSV dampers, rear E-lockers, and underbody aluminum skid plates help you easily conquer challenging terrain.
Try Different 2025 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Trims at Victorville Chevrolet
If you're looking for a work vehicle, consider the durable Work Truck and Custom Trim. The off-road-ready Custom Trail Boss, LT Trail Boss, and top-tier ZR2 are perfect for hitting the trails. Chevrolet also appeals to luxury tastes with the LTZ and High Country.
No matter your needs and preferences, Chevrolet has you covered. To learn more, visit our dealership in Victorville, California, and take your top choices for a test drive. Comparing each trim can help you confidently choose your next Chevrolet pickup. Contact our team for more information or to schedule a test drive.
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