2026 Chevrolet Colorado pickup truck — note that exact EPA figures vary by trim and drivetrain (2WD vs. 4WD, off-road models, etc.):

🚚 2026 Chevrolet Colorado — City / Highway MPG

2-Wheel Drive (RWD) models (WT, LT):

• City: ~19–20 mpg

• Highway: ~24–25 mpg

• Combined: ~21–22 mpg 

4-Wheel Drive (4WD) models (LT, Trail Boss, Z71):

• City: ~17–18 mpg

• Highway: ~21–23 mpg

• Combined: ~18–19 mpg 

Off-Road ZR2 trim:

• City: ~17 mpg

• Highway: ~17–18 mpg (ZR2 often shows the same in both)

• Combined: ~17 mpg 

💡 These figures are based on estimated EPA ratings from dealer spec sheets and early trim data — official 2026 EPA numbers will vary slightly once published. 

🧠 What This Means in Real Driving

• RWD models are usually the most efficient (best highway numbers).

• 4WD adds weight and drivetrain drag, lowering mpg compared with RWD (typical for midsize trucks).

• Off-road-focused trims like ZR2 have larger tires and tougher gear, which can reduce highway mpg more than other 4WD trims. 

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📊 Quick MPG Summary (2026 Colorado)

(Actual mpg varies by trim, tires, load, and real-world conditions.) 

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If you want, I can break this down by specific trims (WT vs. LT vs. Trail Boss vs. Z71 vs. ZR2) with pricing and how that affects mpg/range!