What Are the Safety Features of the Chevrolet Tahoe?

January 16th, 2023 by

2023 Chevrolet Tahoe Driver Assistance Safety Feature

Since 1995, the Chevy Tahoe has been a fan favorite offering the perfect combination of ultimate space and comfort. Its impressive towing capacity and intuitive infotainment system give you access to everything you need to run errands around town or go cruising on the open road. Although the Tahoe has many great features, some of its most impressive are its standard safety features that provide peace of mind every time you get behind its wheel.

 

Forward Collision Alert and Automatic Energy Braking

Whenever your Tahoe detects that a potential front-end collision may be happening, it will quickly jump into action. Thanks to its front camera technology, your vehicle will always be on the lookout for a potential collision where it needs to brake for you.

 

IntelliBeam Auto High Beam Assist

Remembering to switch between high and low beams around traffic can be a real pain. Fortunately, the all-new Chevy Tahoe will do it for you. It will sense when to turn off your headlights depending on the traffic surrounding you.

 

Front Pedestrian Braking

Whenever your Tahoe determines that there is a pedestrian in front of you, it will work to reduce the severity of your collision. When traveling below 50 miles per hour, it will enact hard braking and alert you of the pedestrian blocking your path.

 

Following Distance Indicator

Following another vehicle too closely can increase your chances of a collision. Your Chevy Tahoe will measure the gap between your vehicle and the one in front of you. It will conveniently alert you if you’re following a car too closely so that you can safely back off.

 

Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning

Lane Keep Assist will alert you if you accidentally veer out of your lane when driving. This particular safety feature will also help to steer you safely back into your lane.

 

Adaptive Cruise Control

An available safety upgrade on the Chevy Tahoe is Adaptive Cruise Control, known shortly as ACC. This feature is specifically designed to allow your vehicle to maintain a safe distance behind the vehicle in front of you while on cruise control. This is extremely helpful for maintaining a necessary safety distance with the car in front of you to avoid a collision if they slow down rapidly.

 

HD Surround Vision

Another available safety upgrade is HD Surround Vision. This offers a 360-degree HD, birds-eye view of your vehicle on your infotainment center. This makes maneuvering your Tahoe in tight spaces much safer and easier. This feature will be active at low speeds when you need it to assist with parking.

 

Call Us Today

If you’re interested in test-driving the Chevy Tahoe, contact us or stop by Jim Ellis Chevrolet. Our helpful sales associates will be more than happy to assist you in getting matched with the right Chevy Tahoe model to fit your needs and budget.

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