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64BAwagon Senior Enthusiast

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2024 MY started in March 2023 as I am sure you know @Pryme

I asked and was told that 2025 Pilots were going to run soon so a first quarter 2024 launch for the 2025 MY is almost a certainty. I was also told there arent many changes. 

Its kind of ironic because I dont even know if they actually built every color choice and model that they set out to in the 2024 MY. 

64BAwagon Senior Enthusiast

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Latest rumor is that some minor 2025 pilot stuff will happen very soon. The more serious Pilot work for the 2025 will happen in February and the 2025 production will start end of April 2024. I asked specifically about the gauge deficiency and was told there was no info on that. Supposedly changes are minor and should include some debugging of electronic issues. 2027 is slated for a complete refresh. 

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Kerry Pulaski Enthusiast

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Yes the gauges are a disappointment in my '24 HD. The ScanGauge III I purchased, was a big help to assign want you need to monitor closely.

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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2024 HD started in March of 2023.  If GM plays the long run on the 2024 MY, the 2025 will be starting production between July and October of 2024.  That timeframe is pretty typical of the MY change overs on 1500-3500 pickups.  

 

Expect small changes if that like exterior colors, maybe some option package changes or deletions of something.

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In my opinion If they want to sell a lot of Chevrolet 2500 HD's and 3500 Hd's they need to have available for a colour choice   Cacti Green that I think is on the Chevrolet Trax . Man that is a sharp looking color , With Black trim, grill , fender mouldings   would be awesome . Wonder  if some of you tech savvy fellas could do a Photoshop of a 2024 in that colour would love to see it with the 20 inch grey mag wheels .  If that Cacti Green was available on the 2024 would have gone with  that instead of Slate Grey Metallic  . But we really love the Slate Grey Metallic 

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23 hours ago, BCGM said:

In my opinion If they want to sell a lot of Chevrolet 2500 HD's and 3500 Hd's they need to have available for a colour choice   Cacti Green that I think is on the Chevrolet Trax . Man that is a sharp looking color , With Black trim, grill , fender mouldings   would be awesome . Wonder  if some of you tech savvy fellas could do a Photoshop of a 2024 in that colour would love to see it with the 20 inch grey mag wheels .  If that Cacti Green was available on the 2024 would have gone with  that instead of Slate Grey Metallic  . But we really love the Slate Grey Metallic 

 

In general GM, and everyone else, needs to follow Tesla's lead and only build sold vehicles, dealer inventory (read: dealerships) needs to be a thing of the past. And yes, if green were an option, abet super deep and non-metalic, I wouldn't have ended up with black.

ManyCamaroz Enthusiast

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I was in Florida this week on business and saw a transporter truck with either Chevy's or GMC's loaded on it (I was going in the opposite direction). One pick up on the top in the back had the custom white cover with grille vents and clear windows sewn into it. I was wondering if that might be a test vehicle.

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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On 5/14/2024 at 11:12 AM, vucelick said:

Has the 2025 changeover started yet?

 

 

Its May...May is not July to October time frame as mentioned above...

64BAwagon Senior Enthusiast

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They have run a couple of pilot runs on the 25's

Shutdown in late June/early July for a week for changeover work. 

Production start is slated for late July (assuming no issues) 

I wouldnt look for any big changes in the 25's some electrical stuff and a few content changes are all I have heard of. 

I was hoping for a new dash layout that would be retroactive to the 24's but thats just a dream of mine. 

rjgvt Enthusiast

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I wonder if there will be an upfitter option for the AT4 and above models for 2025 and if it will be backwards compatible with the same model 2024's.

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