GMC Sierra, Chevrolet Silverado Interior Updates Coming For 2022

[gmcsierra71]

GMC Sierra, Chevrolet Silverado Interior Updates Coming For 2022: Exclusive

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2020/02/gmc-sierra-chevrolet-silverado-interior-updates-coming-for-2022-exclusive/

 

 

[AlaskaErik]

25 minutes ago, gmcsierra71 said:

GMC Sierra, Chevrolet Silverado Interior Updates Coming For 2022: Exclusive

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2020/02/gmc-sierra-chevrolet-silverado-interior-updates-coming-for-2022-exclusive/

 

 

I just hope they don't use that hideous iPad stuck on top of the dash concept.  I'd much rather see a Ram 12 inch type setup.

[f8l vnm]

Thank God!!! These interiors are very blah. GM Knows it , and so does every magazine/online editor. Not one test dosent mention how the interior is a step back .  I know some dont like it here but even 50% of the new SUV interior would be a step above. 10inch dislplay for the higher models and 8 inch display for the lower models would be awesome. 

[bamorris2]

I guess I’m the oddball here, as I don’t have an issue with the current gen interiors. They’re functional and serve their purpose well IMO. I just came out of a Ford and could have gone with any manufacturer, and chose GMC Sierra. Could have gotten a RAM for less money, but liked GMC better. I would have gotten a luxury car if I wanted a luxury car interior.

[Chrisd534]

2 hours ago, bamorris2 said:

I guess I’m the oddball here, as I don’t have an issue with the current gen interiors. They’re functional and serve their purpose well IMO. I just came out of a Ford and could have gone with any manufacturer, and chose GMC Sierra. Could have gotten a RAM for less money, but liked GMC better. I would have gotten a luxury car if I wanted a luxury car interior.

Im with you here. Dont know why so many people complain about the interior it looks great to me. I'd rather have all the buttons over a giant useless screen 

[econometrics]

Lol, what a story to break! 
 

“We first told you it would be in 2021... or 2022...” 

 

Yeah, we all knew they would refresh by 2022. 
 

Literally no news in this post. 

[spizike9]

16 minutes ago, econometrics said:

Lol, what a story to break! 
 

“We first told you it would be in 2021... or 2022...” 

 

Yeah, we all knew they would refresh by 2022. 
 

Literally no news in this post. 

 

This is exactly what I was thinking. 

[Cjc]

22 hours ago, gmcsierra71 said:

GMC Sierra, Chevrolet Silverado Interior Updates Coming For 2022: Exclusive

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2020/02/gmc-sierra-chevrolet-silverado-interior-updates-coming-for-2022-exclusive/

 

 

Well it looks like I'm waiting till 2022 to buy a new truck.Thanks for listening GM.And they going to some changes to the exterior,great.

[f8l vnm]

22 will be a big year for GM trucks. New interior new refresh exterior and new electric trucks! Ohh and new hummer. Also thinking all the engines will get a small boost in power as well. 

[Belo]

16 hours ago, bamorris2 said:

I guess I’m the oddball here, as I don’t have an issue with the current gen interiors. They’re functional and serve their purpose well IMO. I just came out of a Ford and could have gone with any manufacturer, and chose GMC Sierra. Could have gotten a RAM for less money, but liked GMC better. I would have gotten a luxury car if I wanted a luxury car interior.

I think the complainers just have a louder voice. Granted the truck has come a long way and many people use them as daily drivers now, but I am climbing in and out of mine a lot during hunting season with bloody hands and muddy boots. I have a nice car that rarely sees the rain, but my truck I want to be made simpler. Durability and ease of cleaning is more important to me than anything else. That said, I think they can improve for sure, but I never once considered another truck because of the interior. 

Edited February 11, 2020 by Belo

[EXSlider400]

Awesome!  
 

Tacky iPad,  awkward button gear selector, IRS for towing, and easy to clean SUV interior...can’t wait. 
 

What about adding a larger fuel tank, adding an “all forward exterior lights on” button in that blank spot on the radio by the “home” button for off-roading, and putting blinkers back into the mirrors?

Edited February 11, 2020 by EXSlider400

[Cpl_Punishment]

6 minutes ago, EXSlider400 said:

Awesome!  
 

Tacky iPad,  awkward button gear selector, IRS for towing, and easy to clean SUV interior...can’t wait. 
 

What about adding a larger fuel tank, adding an “all lights on” button in that blank spot on the radio by the “home” button for off-roading, and putting blinkers back into the mirrors?

Maybe we need to hope for gas prices to go up so people stop buying trucks with no intention of using them for truck things. 

[EXSlider400]

4 minutes ago, Cpl_Punishment said:

Maybe we need to hope for gas prices to go up so people stop buying trucks with no intention of using them for truck things. 

I feel like it’s their money. I can’t tow with a car.  

[Cpl_Punishment]

3 minutes ago, EXSlider400 said:

I can’t tow with a car.  

That's my point. I bought my truck to tow and haul things. But now they're popular with soccer moms and yuppies who demand fancy features instead of capability and reliability/ durability/ longevity.

[jlong1984]

20 hours ago, bamorris2 said:

I guess I’m the oddball here, as I don’t have an issue with the current gen interiors. They’re functional and serve their purpose well IMO. I just came out of a Ford and could have gone with any manufacturer, and chose GMC Sierra. Could have gotten a RAM for less money, but liked GMC better. I would have gotten a luxury car if I wanted a luxury car interior.

I've gotten used to my interior and don't hate it as much as I once did, but there's no denying it doesn't look as luxurious as the upper-trim Rams. I'm still more than satisfied with my T1 Sierra and would chose it over a Ram or F-150 if I was in the market again.