2023 Chevrolet Suburban Interior and Cargo

The base LS has two interior options to choose from, both clad in premium cloth. You can have Jet Black or Gideon/Very Dark Atmosphere. The LT and Z71 upgrade to leather for the first and second row, available in the same colors mentioned above. The RST comes with perforated leather seats for the first and second row in Jet Black with Victory Red stitching. Premier trims also get perforated leather on the first two rows, but the color options include Jet Black and Jet Black/Maple Sugar. The High Country removes the Maple Sugar option and replaces it with a dark-brown leather called Mocha.

Another major advantage that counts in the Suburban's favor is the available cargo capacity, even with all eight seats in place. Behind the third row, you still get 41.5 cubic feet of cargo capacity, which is more or less what the average five-seat midsize SUV offers. That means there's no need to ever lower the third row, even if you have a month's worth of supply shopping to do. Drop the third row down and you get 93.8 cubes to work with. The cargo area grows to a massive 144.7 cubes with the second row folded.

As you'd imagine, there's no shortage of interior storage options. The armrest storage between the front passengers is cavernous, while the rest of the cabin boasts a smattering of nooks and crannies. There are large door pockets with bottle holders, a large glovebox, and more cupholders than there are seats for people.

所有的模型有LED头灯,尾灯,nd daytime running lights. The LS is the only model with a manual liftgate, and the rest get a power-assisted hands-free liftgate. It's the same story on the inside. The entire range gets power-adjustable driver and passenger seats, keyless entry and start, a wrapped steering wheel, remote start, Buckle to Drive, and tri-zone climate control.

From the LT trim, Chevy starts adding luxuries like an auto-dimming rearview mirror, a 12-inch gauge cluster, and leather upholstery for the first two rows. Higher up in the range, rear cross-traffic alert, blind-spot alert, lane-change alert, and Magnetic Ride Control become available. The High Country is a fully loaded specification that includes a head-up display, a 360-degree camera system, a rearview camera display on the rearview mirror, and rear pedestrian alert. Driver-assistance systems across the range include a following-distance indicator, forward-collision alert with pedestrian detection, automatic braking up to 50 mph, front and rear parking sensors, lane-keep assist, and lane-departure warning.

The LS has an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Bluetooth streaming, Wi-Fi capability, and wireless Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto, connected to a six-speaker sound system, while the rest of the range gets a Bose sound system and a larger 10.2-inch display. From LT and up, this Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Premium system also has Google built in, including Google Assistant, Maps, and Play, as well as SiriusXM and voice activation. In the LT, RST, and Z71, the audio system has nine speakers, while Premier and High Country models get a Bose ten-speaker surround sound system. The Rear Seat Media System is a $1,995 option and is available on all trims except the LS.