For parents in Metro Detroit, the phrase "Are we there yet?" is the soundtrack of every long drive. Whether you are heading up I-75 for a weekend at the lake or embarking on a cross-country holiday trip, keeping passengers entertained is the key to a peaceful journey.
The Chevrolet Rear Seat Media System changes the equation entirely. Available on the new Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban, this state-of-the-art system turns the back rows of your SUV into a mobile cinema. It allows your passengers to stream movies, play video games, and enjoy their favorite content in high-definition luxury, making the drive just as fun as the destination.
Forget the tiny, flip-down screens of the past that forced everyone to watch the same grainy movie. Chevy’s modern system features dual 12.6-inch diagonal LCD HD touchscreens. These massive, tablet-like displays are mounted to the back of the front seats, providing a vibrant and immersive viewing experience for second-row passengers, and they are large enough for third-row riders to enjoy too.
The true genius of the Rear Seat Media System lies in its connectivity. It is designed to work seamlessly with the devices your family already owns and loves.
This system even turns your passengers into co-pilots. Using the rear screens, passengers can view the vehicle's current location on the navigation map.
If they spot a point of interest, like a restaurant in Ann Arbor or a rest stop near Bay City, they can send that destination directly to the driver's infotainment screen up front. The driver can then accept the suggestion with a single tap, keeping their focus on the road.
This premium entertainment package is available on Chevrolet's ultimate family haulers, perfect for Michigan adventures.
Yes! By plugging a streaming device (like a Roku or Fire Stick) into the HDMI port and connecting to the vehicle's available 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot (data plan required), your passengers can stream from any app they use at home.
Absolutely. Parents have full control from the front infotainment screen. You can mute the rear audio, lock the screens (perfect for enforcing a "screen break"), or even mirror the audio from the front screen to the entire vehicle speakers.
You only need the in-vehicle Wi-Fi data plan if you are streaming content from the internet. If you are playing a movie downloaded to a tablet, watching a DVD (if equipped), or playing a video game console, no Wi-Fi connection is needed.
Don't settle for another boring, restless road trip. Visit Gordon Chevrolet on Ford Road in Garden City to see the Rear Seat Media System in action. Bring your gaming console or favorite movie, and let us show you how a new Tahoe or Suburban can transform your family's travel experience.