More than 200 accessories will reportedly be available for the Chevrolet Colorado starting at introduction in 2023. The total number of accessories will increase, and more than double the number of off-road-focused items that were available for the Colorado before it will be accessible, with about 20 of them.
While the full range of accessories for the Colorado has not yet been revealed by Chevrolet, some of them are already available on the Colorado ZR2 with the Desert Boss package. The 17-inch Beadlock-capable wheels, an off-road bumper with a brush guard, a sports bar, rock sliders, a roof-mounted light bar, an underbody camera, and numerous decals are all included in this package.
The pickup's interior has also undergone significant alterations. The main features include an 11.3-inch infotainment screen with an available Google connection, an 8-inch digital instrument cluster, and available off-road performance software that shows data on pitch, roll, and tire pressure.
The 2023 Colorado is supported by a new chassis that can accommodate a 3,338 mm wheelbase. The new truck has a 5' 2" bed with eight cargo tie-downs, two tire grooves for motorcycles and bicycles, and a ton of pockets. Storage space is also conveniently built into the tailgate.
The new Colorado boasts the same 2.7-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine as the Silverado, thanks to Chevrolet. The mid-range version of this engine produces 310 horsepower and 528 Nm of torque, while the entry-level model produces 237 horsepower and 351 Nm of torque. The flagship model comes in last but not least with the same 310 horsepower but 582 Nm. Only the Colorado ZR2 is available with this engine's top-tier specification.