Given a 2025 LS Tahoe Courtesy Vehicle

[tahoe81]

My vehicle is a 2022 LT Tahoe but was given a 2025 LS to drive while mine is in the shop.

Driving this 2025 makes me appreciate the design even more (even though there's definitely things that I wish they designed differently). What's with this huge infotainment system in the 2025s? I mean, I guess it looks cool? I'm not sure it adds anything practical to the vehicle. And they removed the center console "cell phone holder"? New area in front of the cup holders doesn't seem practical at all unless I'm missing something. There's two areas to place things but I'm not sure what exactly it was designed for. Gear shift is no longer on the dash but now it's a lever on the right side of the steering wheel opposite windshield wipers. Don't care for it being there.

But hey, at least it seems like Chevy FINALLY got on board with basic features like adaptive cruise control on even base models. My LT with added technology packages don't even have that.

What's your thoughts on the new interior?

 

[BacDoc]

I have a 2024 Tahoe and maybe the same dash/infotainment as your 2022. I like my screen but I think the 2025 is much better as it looks like it is more incorporated into the dash vs the GMC that has the bigger center screen. I haven’t actually seen the 2025 in person but I have rented a Ford Expedition that has the big vertical center screen that is similar to the newer GMC Yukon.

I think the best is the Caddy full OLED screen across the dash, but it is all personal preference.

From my experience, GM has the best resolution for the cameras, no matter what the screen size and orientation.