While we are showing customers around here at the Mid-Missouri Powerhouse and getting a feel for just what they want out of a vehicle, so many of them are curious about the Silverado truck line! The mid-cycle refresh of this full-size pickup will see its official debut at 4:00 a.m. EST on September 9, as reported this week by the experts at GM Authority.
This updated version will feature a revised front fascia with brand-new headlamps, a redesigned tailgate, and new taillights. Inside, there is a completely overhauled cabin featuring a new dash, center stack, and center console, a bigger infotainment screen, and a larger and more user-friendly driver information center. The seemingly old-school column shifter will also be dropped to make way for a new electronic gear selector system.
Another change for the 2022 Silverado is its move to the all-new Global B electrical architecture, which paves the way for over-the-air system updates for GM to offer the latest technology features. The hands-free and revolutionary Super Cruise drive system remains as one of the most dazzling bridge technologies to fully autonomous driving, and allows you to remove your hands from the wheel while it constantly updates its database of roads it will navigate with you.
Everyone who loves to venture off the urban path and partake in the fun and mud-splattered pastime of off-roading is going to immediately love the ZR2 model. It has upgraded suspension, knobby tires, and underbody skidplates for extra protection and armor-class resistance. Just before the Silverado 1500’s debut, the Silverado 1500 Limited will grace the truck stage with revised exterior styling, a completely overhauled interior, and a few other sharp driver-focused changes.
Proudly assembled in the USA, the 2022 Silverado will see a migration to Google Automotive Services to enable live traffic, mapping, and location search features. It will also see an increase in payload capacity as well as modified rear suspension. Wearing a very affordable price tag, reliable powertrain options, and dependable support after purchase, The Silverado was long meant to be America’s truck, exceeding expectations and brandishing strength during every drive!
