Car review
2024

2024 Chevrolet Tahoe

8.7
/10
Original MSRP
$56,200 - $76,900
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Features We Love

The Chevy Tahoe was redesigned in 2021 and the 2024 model carries the same bodystyle.

  • Spacious Second & Third Rows: The second row offers excellent legroom (even for taller adults), and the third row is more usable than many competitors — especially when you slide the second row forward. Ceiling vents in both rows are also a huge plus for kids in rear-facing seats.
  • Massive Center Console & Cup Holder Game: The front storage is impressive. The center console is deep and practical, and there are up to four cup holders within reach of the drive.
  • Strong Towing Power (Up to 7,900 lbs): If you tow a boat, camper, or trailer, this is where the Tahoe shines. The V8 engine delivers solid power, and for families who need capability beyond carpool duty, this is a major advantage.
  • Three Full Sets of Lower Anchors in the Second Row: This is a big win for families. Every seat across the second-row bench has its own set of lower anchors, plus tether anchors in all six rear seats. That gives you strong flexibility for three-across setups and multiple forward-facing installs.

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The Exterior

The Chevy Tahoe was significantly redesigned for the 2021 model year, and while I was initially mixed on the exterior, it has grown on me.

The front end? Strong. Bold. Attractive.
Compared to competitors — including my beloved Expedition — the Tahoe has more visual interest and presence.

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Big, bold and commanding presence

First Row

Front Seat Comfort & Mom Features

Let’s talk practicality.

The infotainment system in the 2021–2024 Tahoe is simple — and I’ve actually grown to love that. After a year in the Expedition with climate controls buried in the touchscreen, I deeply appreciate physical buttons.

What you’ll find:

  • Apple CarPlay & Android Auto
  • Heated steering wheel
  • Heated seats
  • Wireless charging pad
  • USB + USB-C ports
  • Multiple cup holders (though the sizing varies)

The center console is roomy and practical, and there are enough charging options for every device in your carpool.

Is it luxurious? Not especially.
Is it functional? Yes — and I’ve come to value that more over time.

Second Row

Second Row: Bench vs. Captain’s Chairs

The Tahoe offers both configurations, but I specifically tested the bench seat — and I was excited to finally get my hands on it.

Car Seat Fit: Excellent

  • Wide bench — true three-across capability
  • Lower anchors in all second-row seating positions
  • Tether anchors across the back
  • Great rear-facing clearance (even for tall drivers)

However, here’s where the comparison matters:

The Ford Expedition bench allows independent seat movement for each position. The Tahoe’s 60/40 split means two seats are connected.

With the Expedition, I could:

  • Stagger my kids
  • Improve buckling access
  • Prevent sibling touching

That flexibility is something I really miss in the Tahoe.

Also: no car seat–friendly tilt for third-row access. If you have car seats installed, third-row entry becomes clunky.

Ventilation & Comfort

Things I love:

  • Ceiling vents (direct airflow to rear-facing seats — huge win)
  • USB-C ports
  • Heated second-row seats
  • Separate climate control

Things I wish were different:

  • No sunshades (big miss for a family SUV)
  • No vents on the back of the center console for extra airflow

Third Row

Third Row: Surprisingly Roomy

With the second row pushed back, third-row legroom is tight but usable. Slide the second row forward, and it becomes much more manageable.

The Tahoe third row includes:

  • Ceiling vents
  • USB-C ports
  • Cup holders

But here’s my biggest safety concern:
There is no middle head restraint.

That means:

  • An adult shouldn’t sit in the middle position.
  • A child without a car seat shouldn’t sit there either.

For a family vehicle, this is a major oversight.

Access to the third row also feels clunky, especially for younger kids who can’t manage the seat mechanism independently.

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Trunk

Cargo Space: Manage Expectations

Behind the third row, trunk space is comparable to the Chevy Traverse — not massive.

If you need serious cargo room behind a full third row, you’ll want:

  • Chevy Suburban
  • Ford Expedition Max
  • Lincoln Navigator L

With the bench seat, I often keep one portion of the third row folded down for flexibility — which works great for three kids.

With the third row folded flat entirely? It’s fantastic. Huge, truck-bed-level cargo space.

A single stroller fits behind the third row.
Double stroller or wagon? It’ll be tight.

Safety

The 2024 Chevy Tahoe did not recieve a Top Safety Pick from the IIHS but it did recieve 4 stars from NHTSA.

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Community Reviews

3.9 / 5

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Exterior Styling
3.2
Performance
4.1
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
3.8
Second Row Comfort
4.5
Third Row Comfort
3.6
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