2022 CHEVROLET TAHOE AND SUBURBAN SEE PRICE HIKES WITH ADDED FEATURES

General Motors has made some crucial changes to the 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban, namely updating the technology and safety features in the top-selling SUVs. With that comes a tradeoff, as it seems those changes don’t come without increases in the prices of both vehicles. Ranging from $600 to $1,400, we’ll dive into the changes that have been made and what trims have seen the more significant hikes in prices.

A Closer Look At The Price Increases For The 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban

We recommend you check out our previous article covering all of the updates that Chevrolet has made to the 2022 Tahoe and Suburban. However, one of the most notable changes was standardizing navigation along with lane-keeping assist and parking sensors. In addition, Autoblog compared the prices of the configurators for the Chevrolet Tahoe and Chevrolet Suburban from 2021 to 2022, which allows us to see what the price increases are for all the trims. The MSRPs include the $1,695 destination fee; all the models on the list are set up in the two-wheel-drive configuration except for the Z71, which is only available in four-wheel drive. The prices are as follows:

Chevrolet Tahoe:

• LS $51,295 ($600)
• LT $55,995 ($1,300)
• RST $59,095 ($1,400)
• Z71 $61,195 ($1,300)
• Premier $64,495 ($800)
• High Country $71,395 ($800)

Chevrolet Suburban:

• LS $54,595 ($600)
• LT $59,995 ($1,300)
• RST $63,195 ($1,400)
• Z71 $65,195 ($1,300)
• Premier $67,995 ($800)
• High Country $74,895 ($800)

Tahoe And Suburban Discounts

It’s important to note that the MSRPs for the vehicles and their trims are before the discounts offered by General Motors to account for missing features caused by the chip shortage. The discounts can be pretty significant for the High Country trim, which takes off $1,600 from the vehicle. Meanwhile, the LS trim only sees a $50 discount.

The 2021 models of the Chevrolet Suburban and Tahoe navigation and the Rear Seat Media System were sold together in a package. However, with Chevrolet making Navigation standard for 2022, they’re now making more money on both options. Last year, the duo cost $2,490; now that they are separate, the Rear Seat Media System now costs $1,995, only $495 less than when paired with navigation.