
2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV: Roslyn Pricing & Leasing Guide

Quick Answer: What a 2026 Silverado EV Costs in Roslyn
Destination-inclusive MSRP starts at $58,490 for Custom, $63,495 for LT (Standard Range), climbing to roughly $71,695 for LT Extended Range and $92,795 for LT Max Range, with Trail Boss starting at $72,595 (Extended Range) up to roughly $89,195 for Max Range. On top of MSRP, Nassau County's combined sales tax rate is 8.625%, plus New York's standard DMV title and registration fees. Federal EV tax-credit eligibility depends on the buyer's tax situation and current IRS rules, so no specific dollar figure is quoted here — East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn's finance office and the IRS's own guidance are the right places to confirm current eligibility.
MSRP by trim and battery pack (destination included)
- Custom — $58,490 ($55,895 + $2,595 destination); Standard Range battery only, no other configuration exists on this trim
- LT (Standard Range) — $63,495 ($60,900 + $2,595 destination)
- LT (Extended Range) — roughly $71,695 (roughly $69,100 + $2,595 destination)
- LT (Max Range) — roughly $92,795 (roughly $90,200 + $2,595 destination)
- Trail Boss (Extended Range) — $72,595 ($70,000 + $2,595 destination); no Standard Range option on this trim
- Trail Boss (Max Range) — roughly $89,195 (roughly $86,600 + $2,595 destination)
These are manufacturer starting MSRPs; the dealer sets the actual selling price, and packages or accessories add to the total. East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn's current inventory and any active offers are the fastest way to see a real, in-stock number for a specific trim and battery combination.
New York taxes and fees
Nassau County's combined state and local sales tax rate is 8.625%, which applies to the vehicle's negotiated price (not necessarily full MSRP) at time of sale. On top of that, expect New York's standard DMV title fee, registration fee, and plate fee, all separate from the vehicle price and the sales tax. Trade-in value in New York reduces the taxable amount, which is worth factoring in before comparing an out-the-door number against a dealer in a different state or county. For a broader look at what a New York buyer needs to close a deal, East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn's site has a rundown of the documents required to buy a car in New York.
Buying vs. leasing an EV truck
Leasing has a specific advantage on an EV that it doesn't always have on a comparable gas truck: certain federal EV incentive structures can apply more consistently to leases than to purchases, since the credit can flow through the leasing company rather than depending entirely on the buyer's own tax situation and the vehicle's assembly and battery-sourcing rules. That's a genuine reason some Silverado EV shoppers lease who might not otherwise consider it on a work truck. It's not universal, and the specifics change on short notice — East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn's finance office can walk through what applies to a specific deal right now, and IRS.gov and fueleconomy.gov are the official sources for current EV incentive rules. Buying builds equity in a truck that, like any EV, may hold value differently than a comparable gas Silverado as battery technology and range figures keep moving; leasing sidesteps that question by handing the truck back at lease-end.
Where to find current offers
Chevrolet and East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn both run offers that change month to month, so a specific lease or finance rate quoted on this page would be stale within weeks. The reliable move is checking the dealership's current specials directly or asking a sales consultant what's active on the Silverado EV right now, trim by trim, since incentives don't always apply evenly across Custom, LT, and Trail Boss.
What East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn's buyers say about the deal
"Very nice people great service and very knowledgeable and good prices" (Arash B.) is a short summary of a theme that runs through a lot of this dealership's reviews, and a Silverado buyer specifically credited the finance process for keeping her deal manageable: "Ricardo and the rest of the team were amazing and got me out of my Ford Lease and into a brand new Chevy Silverado keeping my payment affordable and within budget. Thank You to all at East Hills Chevy of Roslyn" (Alfonse M.). East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn holds a 4.76-star average across 962 Google reviews.
Frequently asked questions
What's the true out-the-door price on a Silverado EV Custom?
Start from the $58,490 destination-inclusive MSRP, add Nassau County's 8.625% sales tax on the negotiated price, then add New York's standard title, registration, and plate fees. Trade-in value reduces the taxable amount. East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn's finance office can build the exact number for a specific deal.
Can I get the federal EV tax credit on a Silverado EV lease?
Possibly, and the mechanics differ from buying — on a lease, certain incentive structures can flow through the leasing company rather than depending on the buyer's own tax situation. Eligibility and dollar amounts are set by the IRS and change independent of model-year updates, so confirm current rules with East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn's finance office or directly at IRS.gov.
Is it cheaper to lease or buy a Silverado EV?
It depends on how long the truck will be kept and how the buyer's tax situation interacts with current EV incentive rules, more than on the sticker price alone. A finance consultant at East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn can run both scenarios side by side for a specific trim and battery pack.
Why does the price jump so much between LT battery options?
Battery packs are the single biggest cost driver on this truck. LT's Standard Range pack starts at $60,900 before destination, while the Max Range pack runs roughly $90,200 — nearly $30,000 more — because it's a meaningfully larger battery that also unlocks higher output. The right choice depends on how much range and towing capability a specific buyer actually needs.
MSRP figures are manufacturer starting prices and exclude taxes, title, registration, and options; the dealer sets the actual selling price. This page states MSRP only — no payment or APR figures are quoted, and no specific EV tax-credit dollar amount is stated, since eligibility depends on the buyer's individual tax situation and current IRS rules. Extended Range and Max Range MSRPs are approximate, based on trade and manufacturer pricing coverage; confirm exact current pricing, offers, and incentive eligibility with East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of East Hills Chevrolet of Roslyn.