2026 Chevy Silverado HD Is Getting More Expensive

[securityguy]

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2025/12/2026-chevy-silverado-hd-is-getting-more-expensive/?utm_source=gmauthority.beehiiv.com&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=gm-authority-daily-digest-for-december-24-2025&_bhlid=e49e83550a0184a37d68c6033249cf4542c8772d

 

[Byrds8]

That way in a couple of months with the 2027's come out they can cut steeper discounts to get rid of them? Not like they arent over priced already. When I bought mine, they had already knocked $5K off the MSRP.

 

[sabraitis]

I got $20k CAD off my 2026 HD ZR2 from MSRP. So agree it’s listed high. That said, almost bought the F250 Tremor and with discount and all the ZR2 was $10k cheaper.

For me, the price going up helps resale values if and when.

 

[Goose]

I got $20k CAD off my 2026 HD ZR2 from MSRP. So agree it’s listed high. That said, almost bought the F250 Tremor and with discount and all the ZR2 was $10k cheaper.

For me, the price going up helps resale values if and when.

Same here. I looked at every option side by side—cost, looks, capability—and the overall demeanor of my 2500 ZR2 stood out by far as the better choice and value. The way it sits, the presence, and the balance between capability and refinement really separated it from the rest.





I’ve also noticed that just about every dealership I’ve talked to isn’t willing to offer any real discounts right now. It honestly feels like they underestimated the sellability of it and assumed demand alone would carry pricing. The irony is that once people actually do the comparisons, the ZR2 pretty much sells itself.