2027 New Cars: Every Announced Model, Price and Release Date

The 2027 model year is arriving in waves: General Motors, Nissan, Kia, Volkswagen and Subaru have published prices, while Honda and Toyota have said little for several nameplates. This hub summarizes every 2027 model we cover, grouped by segment, with a link to a full page for each.

Which 2027 models have official pricing?

The table lists starting prices the maker has published for a 2027 model. Prices are MSRP before taxes and options, and the basis differs by maker, as shown in the last column.

On these figures the Forester has the lowest published starting price in this list and the BMW X5 the highest. Models missing from the table either have no 2027 price yet or are covered only by trade reports.

Which 2027 trucks are confirmed?

• 2027 Ford F-150: Ford lists new grilles and wheel options on select trims, available BlueCruise with Towing, and a first F-150 Carhartt package at $4,195 (F-150 Carhartt from $62,660 plus destination, early 2027) per Ford.
• 2027 Ram 1500: orders are open for the TRX SRT at $99,995 plus $2,795 destination, and the Rumble Bee starts at $59,995 plus destination, per Ram.
• 2027 Toyota Tacoma: Toyota’s confirmed news is a new Honeycomb color for the TRD Pro, per Toyota. No 2027 price list found.
• 2027 GMC Sierra 1500: a next-generation truck with four engines (up to 481 hp) and prices from $51,295 to $87,895 on 4WD Crew Cabs, with destination included, per GMC.
• 2027 Ford Maverick: we found no Ford release. Trade reports on the 2027 order guide describe powertrain changes to the XL, but Ford has not confirmed them.
• 2027 Ford Ranger: trade reports, including Edmunds, say a North American Ranger Tremor is coming. No 2027 price, date or redesign is announced.
• 2027 Nissan Frontier: on sale since June 2026 from $32,490, with a $990 Sport Edition package, Alpine Metallic paint and a Qi2 charger, per Nissan.
• 2027 Chevrolet Silverado 1500: next-generation truck with 5.7L and 6.6L V8s, a 16.3-inch screen and a $41,395 Work Truck, expected on sale at the end of 2026, per GM.
• 2027 GMC Canyon: GMC lists the 2027 Canyon from $39,900 with a standard TurboMax rated at 350 hp and 450 lb-ft, per GMC.
• 2027 Chevrolet Colorado: Chevrolet lists the 2027 Colorado WT from $33,500 with a 2.7L TurboMax rated at 350 hp and 450 lb-ft, per Chevrolet.
• 2027 Ram 2500 Heavy Duty: Stellantis confirms a 430 hp, 1,075 lb-ft Cummins option, Cummins on the Power Wagon at $89,560 with destination, and an $835 payload package, per Stellantis.
• 2027 Toyota Tundra: a mid-cycle update with new front styling, a standard 14-inch screen and a Trailhunter package, per Toyota. Full specs and pricing are planned for fall 2026.

Which 2027 SUVs and crossovers are confirmed?

• 2027 Toyota RAV4: Toyota’s What’s New for 2027 page does not list the RAV4, so no 2027 change is announced. The current 2026 RAV4 is sold only as a hybrid or plug-in hybrid, with the Hybrid FWD from $31,900 before the handling fee, per Toyota.
• 2027 Hyundai Tucson: Hyundai calls it all-new and the first US Hyundai with Pleos Connect, per Hyundai. We found no US pricing or on-sale date from Hyundai.
• 2027 Nissan Rogue: the new Rogue Hybrid e-POWER starts at $35,490, with SR Technology models arriving in fall 2026 and the rest in early 2027, per Nissan.
• 2027 Subaru Outback: Subaru’s 2027 pricing adds a new entry-level Outback from $32,995, with the Premium unchanged at $34,995, per Subaru.
• 2027 Kia Telluride: an all-new second generation from $39,190, plus the first Telluride hybrid from $46,490, per Kia and Kia.
• 2027 Honda Passport: the refreshed TrailSport is arriving at dealers, with 9.65 inches of ground clearance and RTL pricing from $45,195, per Honda.
• 2027 Honda Pilot: Honda has not announced a 2027 Pilot; its newsroom still shows the refreshed 2026 model (Honda).
• 2027 BMW X5: an all-new fifth generation, from $69,800 for the rear-drive X5 40 (first quarter of 2027), with the X5 40 xDrive arriving from October 2026 and the iX5 in the first quarter of 2027, per BMW.
• 2027 Acura MDX: Acura has not published 2027 pricing or an on-sale date; its newsroom lists no 2027 MDX release (Acura).
• 2027 Dodge Durango: priced from $43,675 to $80,495 across seven trims, with new packages and colors and fall 2026 arrival, per Dodge.
• 2027 Volkswagen Atlas: all-new, from $41,610, with a 282 hp turbo four, per Volkswagen.
• 2027 GMC Yukon: Super Cruise is standard on Denali and Denali Ultimate; Denali lists from $83,100 before destination on GMC.
• 2027 Ford Explorer: carryover with an optional Sinister package for the ST, per Ford. Trade reports put the Sinister package at $1,695; we could not confirm the price on Ford’s own site.
• 2027 Subaru Forester: from $29,995, with a new Wilderness Hybrid at $40,495, arriving later this fall, per Subaru.

Is there a 2027 minivan?

2027 Toyota Sienna is the minivan in our coverage, and Toyota has not announced a 2027 Sienna. Its newsroom still lists the 2026 model, which is hybrid-only from $40,120 for the LE FWD, per Toyota. Treat any 2027 Sienna price as an estimate.

Which 2027 cars are confirmed?

• 2027 Toyota Camry: Toyota has announced the 2027 Camry as a hybrid-only carryover from $29,700 before dealer processing and handling, arriving this fall, per Toyota.
• 2027 Honda Civic: the 2027 Civic Type R is priced at $48,695 plus $1,295 destination, with 22/28/24 mpg, per Honda. Honda previewed a hybrid sedan prototype, which trade outlets link to the next Civic, but Honda has not announced a redesigned Civic’s price or date (Honda). The 2027 Civic lineup starts at $24,995 for the Sedan LX (Hatchback from $28,195, hybrids from $29,695) and began arriving at dealers on October 8, 2026, per Honda.
• 2027 Ford Mustang: Ford confirms a 2027 Dark Horse SC Convertible with 795 hp, orders opening in fall 2026 and showrooms in spring 2027, per Ford.
• 2027 Honda Accord: not announced. The current 2026 Accord starts at $28,395 before destination, per Honda.

Which 2027 electric vehicles are confirmed?

• 2027 Tesla Model Y: we found no 2027-specific announcement from Tesla, so see Tesla for current specs and pricing.
• 2027 Toyota Highlander: Toyota names the electric three-row the 2028 Highlander, with up to 315 miles of range and sales expected in early 2027, per Toyota. Pricing is not announced.
• The electric BMW iX5 is covered on the X5 page, with the iX5 60 xDrive listed from $79,800 per BMW.

Several of the 2027 trucks and SUVs above also come with hybrid or diesel options, so check each page for engines rather than assuming gasoline.

More 2027 model guides

New 2027 model guides publish two a day from mid-November 2026 through early January 2027. Each one follows the same rule as this page: confirmed 2027 facts are labelled, and anything not yet announced is shown as the current 2026 figure. Guides appear in this list as they go live.

• 2027 Ford Bronco
• 2027 Hyundai Palisade
• 2027 Nissan Pathfinder

Should you buy a 2026 model or wait for the 2027?

The answer depends on how big the change is. Next-generation models such as the Silverado, Sierra, Atlas, Telluride and X5 differ materially from their predecessors, so waiting makes sense if you want the new engines or screens. Carryover models such as the Frontier or Explorer differ mainly in packages and colors, so a 2026 may cost less for the same hardware.

Where a maker has announced nothing for 2027, such as the Pilot, Accord, Sienna or MDX, buying a 2026 is not a decision to wait on facts that do not exist. Compare payments with the car loan calculator, and check our best new cars of 2026 guide and best SUV 2026 list for current choices.

Morgan Reyes

Morgan Reyes is the founder and editor-in-chief of NextCarReview, which Morgan launched in August 2024. A 2022 graduate of Columbia University, Morgan is based in New York and writes and edits the site’s reviews, comparisons and buying guides. Morgan does not road-test vehicles. Every article is built from published primary data: EPA FuelEconomy.gov ratings, NHTSA crash ratings, recalls and owner complaints, IIHS results, and manufacturer specifications and pricing, with each figure cited and checked before publication. Contact: admin@nextcarreview.com

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