Which Chevy trucks come with leather seats?
Leather seats are typically standard on Chevrolet’s higher-end truck trims, particularly the Silverado LTZ and High Country, across the full-size line (1500, 2500HD, 3500HD). Leather can also be added on some mid-range trims as an optional upgrade, and the Colorado midsize pickup offers leather on its higher trims in recent years. Availability varies by model year and package, so always check the exact build sheet for a given vehicle.
This article details which specific Chevy trucks and trims currently offer leather seating, how the material is configured, and what the common packaging looks like so buyers can compare options across the Silverado lineup and the Colorado.
Chevrolet Silverado 1500
Leather seating in the Silverado 1500 is concentrated on the upper trims, with some options to upgrade on others depending on the year and package.
- LTZ: Leather seats are standard, typically offering perforated leather and premium detailing.
- High Country: Leather seats are standard, aligned with premium interior materials.
- LT: Leather is usually not standard; in some model years it may be available as an optional upgrade via a leather-focused package.
- WT, Custom, RST: Leather seating is not standard and is generally not offered, though rare year-to-year exceptions may occur depending on package availability.
Conclusion: In the Silverado 1500 lineup, leather is standard on LTZ and High Country, with potential optional leather on certain LT configurations in select years; other trims typically do not include leather by default.
Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD
For the heavy-duty Silverado lineup, leather follows a similar pattern to the 1500, favoring upper trims and selective options on mid-range builds.
- LTZ: Leather seats are standard.
- High Country: Leather seats are standard.
- LT: Leather may be available as an optional upgrade on some model years via a leather package.
- WT: Leather seating is not typically offered.
Conclusion: Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD offer leather as standard on LTZ and High Country, with possible optional leather on LT in certain years; base WT usually does not include leather.
Chevrolet Colorado
The Colorado’s interior options follow a slightly different pattern, with leather most commonly tied to higher trims and optional packages on some years.
- LTZ: Leather seats are standard on many recent years (or a standard feature on higher trims, depending on the year).
- LT: Leather may be available as an optional upgrade in some model years via a leather package.
- WT, LT (lower trims): Leather is generally not standard; availability as an option varies by year and configuration.
Conclusion: In the Colorado lineup, leather seating typically appears on higher trims like LTZ, with optional leather on some other trims in certain model years; always verify the exact package on the specific year you’re considering.
Summary
Across Chevrolet’s truck family, leather seating is most reliably found on the upper-end trims— Silverado LTZ and High Country across the 1500, 2500HD, and 3500HD. Leather can sometimes be added on mid-range trims via optional packages, though availability depends on the model year and region. The Colorado midsize pickup follows a similar pattern, with leather most commonly available on higher trims and occasionally as an upgrade on others. Always confirm the exact seat material and package on the specific truck you’re considering, as GM’s configurations can change with each new model year.
