The Chevrolet Tahoe comes with a larger-than-life presence, and to enhance its appearance, Chevrolet has added some sleek details. The black grille complements the LED headlamps and split-pin daytime running lights. For an additional $8,875, the RST Performance Edition package includes 20-inch high-gloss black wheels with 275/55R20SL blackwall Firestone Firehawk Pursuit all-season tires, which perfectly match the glossy exterior trim.
While the Tahoe features a power tailgate, it’s surprising that a 360-degree camera isn’t a standard feature across all trims of this SUV. This SUV comes with it, but other Tahoe trims do not. Similarly, Adaptive Cruise Control, which is a standard feature on a $24,100 Honda HR-V, is only included in the Chevy as part of the RST Performance Edition package. The outstanding hands-free Super Cruise system is not available at all.
Chris Davies/SlashGearHowever, the Tahoe does offer blind spot warnings, lane change alerts, rear cross-traffic alerts, and enhanced automatic emergency braking in addition to standard front pedestrian braking, lane-keep assist, forward collision alert, front and rear parking sensors, and a following distance indicator. When you accelerate, the indicator will flash rapidly as you approach the vehicle in front.