In most large SUVs, the center console is a static, bulky box. It sits there, collects clutter, and stays put. Chevrolet changed the game by reimagining the entire concept of interior storage. What if the console could move?
The Power Sliding Center Console is a feature available on the Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban that transforms the cabin layout with the touch of a button. Whether you need a secure place for valuables or easier access to the back seats for your kids, this innovative feature offers flexibility that static consoles simply cannot match.
The Power Sliding Center Console is controlled by an overhead switch, similar to a sunroof button. When pressed, an electric motor slides the entire center armrest unit backward up to 10 inches.
This movement is smooth and safe. The system is equipped with sensors that detect obstructions. If a child's toy or a bag is in the way, the console will automatically stop to prevent damage or injury, giving parents in Garden City peace of mind.
For drivers who frequently visit downtown Detroit or use valet services, the Power Sliding Center Console offers an extra layer of security. The hidden drawer can be electronically locked using the Chevrolet infotainment screen.
By activating "Valet Mode" and entering a PIN code, the drawer becomes a secure vault for your wallet, phone, or keys. Because the drawer is hidden when the console is forward, prying eyes won't even know it exists, and the electronic lock ensures that even if they do, they can't get in.
The Power Sliding Center Console is an exclusive feature found on Chevrolet's full-size SUV lineup. You can find it on the following models at Gordon Chevrolet:
Yes, the switch is operable while the vehicle is in motion, allowing the passenger to adjust the spacing or access the floor storage area without stopping.
Yes. The drawer features an electronic lock that is controlled via the vehicle's touchscreen interface.
Generally, no. The console slides into the empty space between the second-row captain's chairs. While it does occupy some of that open air, it does not typically interfere with the knee room or foot room of the second-row passengers.
It is hard to visualize just how useful 10 inches of sliding space can be until you see it in action. We invite you to visit Gordon Chevrolet in Garden City to sit in a new Tahoe or Suburban and press the button yourself. Our team is ready to show you how this smart feature can make your daily drive easier and more secure.
