Traditional physical gauges are being replaced by high-definition technology in Michigan. Current Chevrolet models utilize a fully electronic screen behind the steering wheel called the Driver Information Center. This adjustable interface places navigation, vehicle status, and essential travel data in your direct line of sight, allowing you to tailor your driving environment in Garden City.
The primary benefit of the Digital Driver Information Center is its adaptability. You can select from various visual themes to suit your specific needs or style, depending on which model you drive:
Use this setting for a familiar appearance that replicates traditional circular dials for your speedometer and tachometer.
Choose this streamlined design for a focus on numerical speed and essential data points.
Select this high-density configuration if you want to see the maximum amount of information at once.
Activate this view to hide secondary data, which helps minimize eye strain during night drives or long commutes across Michigan.
This display provides much more than a simple speed reading. Use the central portion of the screen to monitor:
Chevrolet provides two main display dimensions based on the vehicle type and trim:
Standard on current Trax and Trailblazer models, this screen provides a sharp digital interface for compact SUVs.
Found on the Colorado, Silverado 1500, Tahoe, and Suburban, this larger display offers superior graphics and more ways to organize data.
You can access the configurable, all-digital Driver Information Center on the majority of new models at Gordon Chevrolet:
Yes. Use the steering wheel thumbwheel to flip through different data cards, such as fuel economy or trip distance, and pin your preferred card to the screen.
Yes. The display communicates with your smartphone to show map directions and media information directly in front of you.
This varies by model. While 8-inch or 11-inch screens are now standard for the Trax and Trailblazer, the premium 12.3-inch version usually becomes standard at the LT trim level for trucks and full-size SUVs.
Explore the sharp resolution and various themes of the Digital Driver Information Center for yourself. Visit Gordon Chevrolet in Garden City to get behind the wheel and test the different display options.
