00:00The 2025 Chevrolet Colorado is a newly developed pickup with solid safety performance, but with some weaknesses.
00:10The vehicle performed well in the small overlap frontal crash test on the driver and passenger sides.
00:16The structure remained stable, airbags and restraint systems functioned properly, and the risk of injury was low.
00:24In the moderate frontal impact test, however, the picture is mixed.
00:28While the driver is well protected, there is a moderate risk of head and chest injuries for the driving occupants.
00:36The side impact test was rated well overall, although the head support in the rear was only considered acceptable.
00:43The standard frontal collision avoidance with vehicles performed poorly, while the pedestrian detection achieved acceptable results.
00:50In this case, collisions at speeds of up to 40 km per hour can be partially avoided or the speed reduced by up to 24 km per hour.
01:00The optional automatic emergency braking when reversing is a plus point, but not standard.
01:09The seat belt reminders in the front and rear are effective.
01:12The LED projector headlights in higher trim levels were rated as acceptable, while the halogen versions in lower trim levels received a poor rating.
01:22There were sometimes severe limitations in cornering illumination and occasional glare.
01:30Overall, the 2025 Chevrolet Colorado presents a mixed picture.
01:36Robust in direct impacts, solid lateral stability, but weaknesses in pedestrian protection and the lighting systems depending on the trim level.
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