Both the Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban were all-new for the 2021 model year, so two years into the product cycle, don’t expect any major changes. Here are the three things new for the 2023 Tahoe and Suburban.
Super Cruise
We’ve tested this feature on the 2023 GMC Hummer as well as the 2022 GMC Sierra and Chevy Silverado, and we’ve found it’s one of the better semi-autonomous systems out there. In addition to hands-free highway driving with lane-centering and speed modulation, Super Cruise now allows for hands-free trailering as well as automatic lane changes. Though the latter can be a bit freaky the first time you experience it, the lane change is executed smoothly, right down to turning the blinker on and off autonomously.
So, we’re excited to see this roll out to the 2023 Tahoe and Suburban, and it will be available on Premier and High Country trims.
New paint colors
Ooooh. Paint colors. We know, it’s not super exciting, but there three new ones on the 2023 Tahoe and Suburban. Two paint colors, Silver Sage Metallic and Sterling Gray Metallic, are no-cost options. But the third one, Radiant Red Tintcoat, has a cost associated with it. Though Chevy didn’t expressly state what the price for this color would be, there is a Cherry Red Tintcoat for 2022, and it’s $495.
The 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban now feature available Super Cruise. It requires an active Super Cruise plan or trial. Due to current supply-chain shortages, Super Cruise will have limited or late availability, which is subject to change. [Image courtesy of General Motors]
Accessory black grille
Chevy is very tied to its gold bowtie on the grille. But owners would go aftermarket to black out the logo. So, Chevrolet is getting into the game with an accessory option on the 2023 Tahoe and Suburban. It’ll be available on the LS, LT, RST and Premier trims.
The bottom line on the 2023 Tahoe and Suburban
Because Chevrolet did a good job with the interior the first time around, we don’t think we’ll see any major changes to the Tahoe or Suburban for another couple years. So, look for tech changes and small design tweaks until 2025 or so. We predict the next big change will be adding the Android-based infotainment system we’ve seen in the refreshed Sierra and Silverado.
The 2023 Tahoe front three-quarter view driving. [Image courtesy of General Motors]
The 2023 Suburban High Country front three-quarter view parked. [Image courtesy of General Motors]
The 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban now feature available Super Cruise. It requires an active Super Cruise plan or trial. Due to current supply-chain shortages, Super Cruise will have limited or late availability, which is subject to change. [Image courtesy of General Motors]
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2023 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban SUVs Next In Line for Super Cruise Hands-Free Driving Aid
Despite supply chain issues, it looks like Chevy's bringing Super Cruise to its large SUVs.
Finally, it seems that Chevrolet's spreading its coveted Super Cruise hands-free driving aid to yet more vehicles, with the next ones in line being the premium and large Tahoe and Suburban SUVs. This marks the first time any Chevy SUV has gotten this system, which has been available for the Silverado 1500 since the 2022 model year, as well as on the Bolt EUV electric hatchback. Along with the hands-free driving capabilities, the Tahoe and Suburban will both gain new colors and a new accessory grille for 2023.
First up, though, is that Super Cruise feature, which will only be available for the Premier and High Country trim levels on both the Tahoe and Suburban. While it is limited to certain roads and is a "pay-for-play" feature [once the included trial period expires], it gives both SUVs true, hands-free driving even while towing a trailer. While the 2023 Tahoe and Suburban are scheduled to go into production in the summer of 2022, there isn't any firm date on the availability of Super Cruise. As noted in the release from Chevrolet, "Due to current supply-chain shortages, Super Cruise will have limited or late availability. Availability is subject to change."
What Chevy is able to confirm are new optional grilles for the LS, LT, RST, and Premier trims of both SUVs. These grilles will be black with "Chevrolet" script writing, similar to the grilles you can buy from your dealer's parts department to install on your Silverado. The "Chevrolet" script replaces the Bow Tie emblem, reminiscent of the current generation Silverado HD's grille. Chevrolet also confirmed that three new colors will be available for the Tahoe and Suburban: Silver Sage Metallic, Sterling Gray Metallic, and Radiant Red Tintcoat. Only the Radiant Red Tintcoat will be an upcharge while the Sage and Gray Metallics will be no-cost color options. At the time of this writing, Chevrolet has not mentioned the extra cost of the Radiant Red, the new grille, or the cost of Super Cruise. However, we know that the Super Cruise is $2,500 on the Silverado but also requires additional accessories for functionality. It will also require a monthly service fee after the three years of free service which is $25 per month for the Super Cruise subscription or $15 per month when bundled with OnStar's service.
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