2020 CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 INTERIOR

The 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 is known for its towing capability, making it the perfect heavy-duty pickup to own in Wexford, Pittsburgh, and Cranberry Township. The Baierl Chevrolet sales team is going inside the Silverado as we take a closer look at the seats, tech features, and other cabin comforts you’ll have access to.

See how this truck can be the perfect fit for your lifestyle, whether it’s being used for work or leisure.

SILVERADO 1500 SEATING AND COMFORT

There’s space for up to three people inside the Regular Cab models, while the Double Cab and the Crew Cab models seat up to six. Upgrading to the front bucket seats is an option, although it will drop the seating capacity by one passenger. The front seats have been raised over an inch from previous Silverado models for a clearer view of the road.

You can customize your truck’s interior depending on which Silverado trim level you choose. Whether you’re sitting on the cloth of the LT trim or the perforated leather of the LTZ trim, the attention to detail makes the Silverado 1500 a comfortable and quality truck. Riders seated in the back seats will stay comfortable in the Double Cab and the Crew Cab models with rear-seat vents keeping things warm or cool. The available rear outboard heated seats keep things toasty even on those bone-chilling winter days.
A 10-way power driver’s seat with power lumbar control is an available feature on the Silverado, providing you with numerous ways to customize your drive and how you’ll feel. The front outboard passenger isn’t forgotten, either, with an available 10-way power seat there, too.

TRAILERING TECHNOLOGY

One of the main reasons people buy or lease a Chevy Silverado is to use it for towing. That makes sense with the Silverado’s max towing capability of 13,400 pounds when properly equipped. If that sounds right up your alley, you might want to know about some of the trailering technology found inside the Chevy Silverado.

Select Hitch Guidance on the Rear Vision Camera screen, and the Hitch View will help you zoom in on the hitch for a view from the top, making it easier to hook up the trailer. The available trailer theft technology is nice to have, too. If the harness is disconnected on the trailer, lights will flash, and the horn will begin to sound.
Out on the road with a trailer in tow? You may be checking the mirrors before making that next maneuver. Now, do it more confidently. The available Trailering Camera Package integrates cameras into the side-view mirrors to help eliminate blind spots, so you’re able to change lanes with confidence.

IN-CABIN SILVERADO TECHNOLOGY

Outside of the trailering tech found in the Silverado, there’s plenty of other tech you’ll use on every drive. Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ allow you to connect with some of your top phone features right on the standard 7-inch touch-screen. Whether you’re reading a text message or selecting a new song from a saved playlist, it will take just a few taps on the touch-screen to do it.

The available Head-Up Display is another helpful feature, keeping you up to date on important vehicle information without having to look away from the road. The 15-inch diagonal display projects vehicle speed and other information onto the windshield, so you’re able to focus on the road ahead.
HD Surround Vision, an available Silverado feature, expands upon the standard rearview camera. With this camera technology, you’ll benefit from having an overhead bird’s-eye view of what’s happening around the truck right on the infotainment screen. This helps you pull into a parking space and avoid objects when traveling at low speeds.

SILVERADO 1500 DIMENSIONS

As you’re considering a truck for both work and play, you’ll want to make sure you’ve selected the right one. In fact, your comfort—and, therefore, your happiness—may depend on the Silverado 1500 dimensions.

Here are the key dimensions you’ll need to know for the Silverado 1500 Double Cab:

  • Headroom (front/rear): 43 inches/39.9 inches
  • Legroom (front/rear): 44.5 inches/35.2 inches
  • Shoulder room (front/rear): 66 inches/64.9 inches
  • Hip room (front/rear): 61.2 inches./60.2 inches

Here are the dimensions for the Silverado 1500 Crew Cab:

  • Headroom (front/rear): 43 inches/40.1 inches
  • Legroom (front/rear): 44.5 inches/43.4 inches
  • Shoulder room (front/rear): 66 inches/65.2 inches
  • Hip room (front/rear): 61.2 inches/60.2 inches
Cargo volume? That’s something you’ll have to consider, too, because you’ll want to have enough room for all your important cargo. Whether you’re carrying work tools along Monday to Friday or you’re throwing in hiking gear for a weekend getaway, the Long Bed gives you 89.1 cubic feet of space, the Standard Bed 71.7 cubic feet, and the Short Bed 62.9 cubic feet.

SILVERADO INTERIOR DESIGN

When you think of the phrase “interior design”, the first thing that may come to mind is your home or perhaps a reality show on your favorite TV channel. However, Chevrolet engineers have taken great care to focus on the Silverado interior design experience.

For the latest Silverado, front seating has been raised by a little over an inch for a better view of the road ahead. In the Double Cab and the Crew Cab models, rear-seat heating and cooling vents come standard, so passengers in the second row are just as comfortable as you are in the front seat.
Are you an audiophile? The available Bose premium 7-speaker sound system comes with a Richbass subwoofer that enhances the quality of the entire setup. Meanwhile, the acoustic panels in the seatbacks dampen noise to create a quiet, welcoming cabin.

EXPLORE THE 2020 CHEVY SILVERADO INTERIOR

After you’ve read the rest of our Chevy Silverado 1500 reviews, pay us a visit at Baierl Chevrolet to see this pickup in person. It’s the best way for Wexford, Pittsburgh, and Cranberry Township drivers to experience this truck.

Contact us to take a test drive and get a feel for the cabin while testing out the interior features for yourself!