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Chevy Now Makes New 350, 400, and 409 V8s—Just Like the Old Days

Chevrolet is bringing back 350, 400, and 409 cubic-inch V8 engines for the 2027 Corvette and Silverado. The updated Silverado 1500 includes new V8 options alongside redesigned seats and larger screens. This move returns the brand to a full range of V8 engines after a period of phasing out larger powerplants.

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New details identify the 409 engine as an LS6 and note interior updates for the Silverado.

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  1. Chevrolet Reintroduces Classic V8 Displacements for 2027 Models

    Chevrolet is bringing back 350, 400, and 409 cubic-inch V8 engines for the 2027 Corvette and Silverado. The updated Silverado 1500 includes new V8 options alongside redesigned seats and larger screens. This move returns the brand to a full range of V8 engines after a period of phasing out larger powerplants.

    What's confirmed:

    • Chevrolet is reintroducing 350, 400, and 409 cubic-inch V8 engines for the 2027 Corvette and Silverado.
    • The 2027 Silverado 1500 features next-generation V8 engines.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • The Corvette Stingray base model uses a 6.7-liter LS6 engine.
    confidence 80%
  2. Chevy Returns Classic V8 Engine Displacements for 2027 Models

    Chevrolet is reintroducing 350, 400, and 409 cubic-inch V8 engines for the 2027 Corvette and Silverado. The Corvette Stingray base model will feature a new 6.7-liter LS6 engine. This strategy diverges from current truck market trends.

    What's confirmed:

    • The 2027 Corvette and Silverado will feature 350, 400, and 409 cubic-inch V8 engines.
    • The base 2027 Corvette Stingray uses a 6.7-liter LS6 engine producing 535 horsepower and 520 pound-feet of torque.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • Chevrolet's decision to build massive new V8s puts the company at odds with other truck market competitors.
    confidence 90%
  3. Chevrolet Revives Classic V8 Engines for 2027 Lineup

    General Motors is bringing back 350, 400, and 409 cubic-inch V8 engines for the 2027 Silverado and Corvette. The 2027 Silverado features new small-block V8s and updated technology in its top trims. This move returns the 350 V8 to the Silverado after nearly 30 years.

    What's confirmed:

    • Chevrolet is introducing new 350, 400, and 409 cubic-inch V8 engines for 2027 Silverado and Corvette models.
    • The 2027 Chevrolet Silverado includes a 5.7-liter 350 V8 engine.
    • The 2027 Silverado features updated technology and new V8 engines in its top trims.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • The 2027 Silverado and Sierra may feature 5.7L and 6.7L sixth-gen V8s.
    • A plug-in hybrid 1500 model could follow the new V8 releases.
    confidence 90%
  4. Chevy revives 350, 400, 409 V8s in 2027 Silverado lineup—Ford F-150 under pressure

    General Motors has reintroduced three classic V8 displacements—350, 400, and 409 cubic inches—in its new 2027 Chevrolet Silverado lineup, marking a return to small-block and big-block heritage. The move comes as Ford’s F-150 sales show signs of slowing. The Silverado’s lineup now includes two next-gen small-block engines alongside the LS6, which remains exclusive to the Corvette for now. Analysts debate whether this is a nostalgic branding play or a genuine engineering comeback.

    What's confirmed:

    • Chevrolet’s 2027 Silverado 1500 will feature two new small-block V8 engines with displacements of 350 and 400 cubic inches, alongside a 409 cubic inch big-block option, reviving classic Chevy V8 sizes.
    • The 6.7L LS6 V8 engine will remain exclusive to the Corvette for now, with no plans to introduce it in the Silverado lineup.
    • Chevy’s decision to reintroduce these V8 displacements comes amid reports of declining sales for the Ford F-150, its biggest competitor.
    • The new Silverado lineup includes trims such as the Work Truck, Trail Boss, and ZR2, with a focus on both performance and technology.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • Some industry coverage suggests Chevy’s revival of these V8 displacements may be more about branding than engineering innovation, questioning whether the engines represent a true comeback or a marketing strategy.
    • Unconfirmed reports indicate Chevy may expand the LS6’s availability beyond the Corvette in future models, though no official timeline has been announced.
    confidence 95%