2024 Chevy Tahoe High Country

The family SUV segment is a popular one, and as one of the pricier economy car segments, these vehicles could be better classified premium cars. Now these vehicles are just getting fancier and more luxurious by the year. The 2024 Tahoe High Country ups the ante with a more comfortable ride, a large infotainment screen, and a useful towing capacity.

Key Takeaways:

• The Tahoe High Country trim is the top tier trim available on the Chevy SUV, coming standard with the more powerful 6.2 liter V8 and improved towing capacity of 8,400 pounds.
• The 2024 High Country starts around $79,000 but at the time this article was written, most online dealerships had it around $80,000.
• Tahoe Premier is the trim level just below the High Country, and lacks a bit less standard luxury features such as larger tires and a heads up display. However, the trim usually is about $5,000 cheaper.

What is the High Country package on a Tahoe?

The High Country package is actually a trim on the Tahoe. It is the first trim level where the large 420 horsepower 6.2 liter V8 comes standard. The base engine on the Tahoe is a 5.3 liter V8 that makes for 355 horsepower, and on some trims there is the available diesel engine which is a 3.0 liter inline 6 cylinder.

The High Country has the diesel engine as an available option if you prefer a bit better gas mileage, but higher fuel prices at the gas station. The other features that come standard on the High Country trim are a heads up display, 22 inch silver painted wheels with carbon inserts, rear camera washer, and more. This top tier trim also has more standard safety features such as rear pedestrian alert, and enhanced automatic emergency braking. Going for the High Country trim not only gives you more luxury features but more peace of mind.

How much is the 2024 Tahoe High Country?

The 2024 Tahoe High Country starting MSRP is $78,895, although this is the starting MSRP at the time this article was written they are closer to $90,000, with few being found around $85,000. This price may slightly decrease as the 2025 model year is released and makes its way to dealerships.

What is the difference between the Tahoe Premier and High Country?

The Tahoe Premier is a lower level trim than the High Country trim. This means that it starts at a lower price but lacks some of the luxury features that come standard on the High Country. Some Premier level Tahoes will have some of the features of the High Country as a few of them were available in packages for the Premier trim.

The High Country comes with a heads up display, the larger 6.2 liter V8 standard, and 22 inch aluminum tires. On the other hand the Premier comes with the 5.3 liter V8 engine, magnetic ride control, a Bose 10 speaker system, and 20 inch wheels.

High Country has the same features, or has improved versions. At the time this article was written, our dealership had more Tahoe Premiers which is the trim just below the High Country. The MSRP for the Premier trim starts around $71,600 and can be closer to $80,000 when available packages are added. Going for the Premier trim can save you a bit of money instead of going for the High Country, and it retains quite a few of the same features except for the heads up display and the larger wheels and engine that come standard on the High Country.

Summary:

The Family SUV is a very competitive industry and as such each automaker has to put out their best foot. Chevrolet does this by putting out one of the best SUVs in the market and it continues to be one of the better selling vehicles in its segment.

The Tahoe High Country is one of the best trims available, coming with a fancy interior and a snazzy exterior. It starts around $79,000 MSRP, and is a great choice for your family. The Tahoe can also tow up to 8,400 pounds, making it an even better choice for taking your family out to the lake with your boat, or whatever toys you may need to tow.