Michigan families trust Gordon Chevrolet to provide the tools necessary for teaching new drivers safe habits. Chevrolet Teen Driver technology functions as a digital passenger that monitors performance when you are not in the vehicle. This integrated system uses specific settings to promote better decision making on the road.
This technology exists within the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 interface. You do not pay a monthly fee or use an external app to access these tools. Start by choosing a four digit PIN in the settings menu to pair a specific key fob. The car identifies that registered key upon ignition and immediately applies your chosen restrictions.
You can adjust specific variables to ensure your student drives with caution on local Michigan roads or highways.
The digital Report Card serves as a teaching tool by logging performance data for later review. You use your secret PIN to access this menu and see exactly how the vehicle was operated. The log includes:
Most current Chevrolet models include Teen Driver technology as standard equipment. You can test these safety tools in the following vehicles at Gordon Chevrolet:
No, your four digit PIN locks the settings. The driver cannot change your limits or delete the Report Card without that code.
No, the system manages behaviors like speed and audio volume, but the car remains operable. The Buckle to Drive feature only creates a short pause before shifting.
No, this is a permanent hardware feature. You do not need an OnStar plan or a data subscription to use it.
Gordon Chevrolet helps Michigan parents prioritize safety. Visit our location in Garden City to see a demonstration of the setup process. We will help you create your PIN, pair your fobs, and program the safety limits for your teen.