2022 Silverado 1500

[jboren15]

When does everyone think the 2022 1500 will be on dealer lot? I am trying to decide if I want to build one or wait for them to show up on the lot. 

[Black02Silverado]

Not sure how soon with the chip shortage going on.

[Z45]

https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/general-motors/2021/09/02/gm-semiconductor-chip-shortage-assembly-plants-close/5694047001/

[newdude]

Don't expect the refresh 2022 to hit lots until next year most likely.  My guess is Feburary/March.  They still have to start building 2022 carryover trucks which was supposed to start in the next week or two.  

Edited September 7, 2021 by newdude

[CamGTP]

Heard the reveal date is September 9th but we'll see.

[pokismoki]

https://economicprism.com/the-great-computer-chip-shortage-of-2021-is-just-heating-up/

 

bring back critical infrastructure to USA, otherwise you wont have a new truck, what happens to us if somekind of attack or natrual disaster takes out the Asian chip foundries?

Edited September 8, 2021 by pokismoki

[Transient]

This just dropped on Telegram.  Looks like a legit video for tomorrow's debut.

 

 

[pokismoki]

nothing there on the link Jack

[Russellthe Lovemuscle]

They can keep their 4 cylinder turbo. They won't be selling me one with that motor. 

[alodawg26]

I read the article that dropped yesterday. Question about axle ratios with the diesels. In the article, the below was mentioned:

 

Axle Ratio:

3.23 (5.3L, 6.2L and 3.0L) 3.42 (2.7L, 5.3L and Max Trailering Pkg. and 6.2L w/ Max Trailing Pkg.)

 

This leads me to believe that the 3.0L diesel will only be available with the 3.23 gears, however, when looking through the specs (see below), the 3.0L says that it can tow 13,200 lbs with NHT, which leads me to believe that it will be offered with the 3.42 gears and the 3.23 gears as it gives both options in the graphic below.  

 

3.0L diesel    (lb. / kg)^:

N/A

9300 / 4218 (2WD) 13300 / 6033 (2WD & NHT & 20” Wheels) 9000 / 4082 (4WD) 13000 / 5897 (4WD & NHT & 20” Wheels)

9300 / 4218 (2WD short box) 13200 / 5987 (2WD short box & NHT & 20” Wheels) 9000 / 4082 (4WD short box) 12900 / 5851 (4WD short box & NHT & 20” Wheels) 9200 / 4173 (2WD std. box) 13100 / 5942 (2WD std. box & NHT & 20” Wheels) 8900 / 4037 (4WD std. box) 12900 / 5851 (4WD std. box & NHT & 20” Wheels)

 

To me, it looks like the 3.0L can be paired with the 3.42 axle ratio, and tow 12,900 with a 4WD crew cab, short box, & NHT, which would be a nice combo for those looking for a capable tow truck that is also a daily driver (like me). 

 

[Dmax Fan]

 Not until after first of the year.  As of now(subject to change) suppose to start building the updated 2022 Trucks in March and start shipping to dealers in May 2022.

[Polo08816]

Did they fix the 24 gallon fuel tank size to something more appropriate if you want to tow longer distances?

[oldmann]

I think the exterior refresh is nice.  The console shift is going to suck though.  Ugh.  I like bucket seats but still work my truck.  Right in the way of a lot of stuff.

[Likarok]

A number of dealers here show them as "In Transit".