The redesigned 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban bring subtle yet meaningful updates to these full-size SUVs. The vehicles maintain their core strengths while adding modern technology and refined styling.

Key Updates for 2025:

• New front grille and sleek headlights
• Simplified tailgate design with model name spelled across
• 17-inch multimedia touchscreen
• Elevated center console design
• Available Super Cruise hands-free driving

Engine Options:

• Standard V8: 355 HP
• Optional V8: 420 HP (Standard on High Country)
• Duramax Turbo Diesel: 305 HP

Seating Configurations:

• 9 passengers (LS trim only, with front bench)
• 8 passengers (with second-row bench)
• 7 passengers (with second-row captain's chairs)

Key Features:

• Built-in Google with voice assistance
• Connected camera system with phone access
• Sliding center console
• Up to 8,300 lbs towing capacity
• Available panoramic sunroof

Tahoe vs. Suburban Differences:

• Suburban is longer with 41.5 cubic feet cargo space
• Tahoe offers 25.5 cubic feet behind third row
• Suburban costs $3,000 more than Tahoe

Pricing (Starting MSRP):

• LS: $58,500
• LT: $61,700
• RST: $66,500
• Z71: $68,500
• Premier: $73,100
• High Country: $78,200 (Four-wheel drive adds $3,000 to all models)

Notable Features:

• Three LATCH sets in second row (bench seat)
• Available Super Cruise (subscription-based after 3 years)
• Connected camera system for cabin monitoring
• Premium materials in higher trims
• Head-up display and video rear-view mirror in top trims

The 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban maintain their positions as capable family haulers while adding modern technology and refined styling. The updates focus on user experience and convenience, making these vehicles more competitive in the full-size SUV segment.

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