- Chevrolet has released pricing for its 2021 Tahoe full-size SUV, as first reported by Automotive News and confirmed to Car and Driver by a Chevy spokesperson.
- It starts at $50,295, which is $1000 more than the previous model year.
- Pricing for the Tahoe with the new diesel engine hasn’t been announced, but we expect it’ll add $4000 to the price.
Chevy’s new 2021 Tahoe full-size SUV will start at $50,295 for the LS model, $55,095 for the LT, and reach as high as $63,895 for the Premier model, a Chevrolet spokesperson confirmed to Car and Driver today.
Production of the new Tahoe will start this spring with with the short-wheelbase V-8–powered models. The longer-wheelbase models will follow shortly after, with diesel production beginning this fall. All of these models now have an independent rear suspension, which allows for much more rear legroom.
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The 2021 Tahoe LS is about $1000 more than the previous model year, which starts at $50,295, and the LT costs $800 more than its predecessor at $55,095. The Premier model, however, is $100 cheaper than the previous model at $63,895.
One thing that’s new on the 2021 Tahoe is the addition of a turbo-diesel 3.0-liter inline-six that makes 277 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque. Pricing for the diesel hasn’t been announced yet, but we expect it to cost an additional $4000.
Source: Motor - aranddriver.com
