Detailed review and test of the 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD, including driving, interior, price, towing and more.

The largest vehicle you can drive on a car licence, the Chevy Silverado 2500 Heavy Duty, has just been facelifted for a mid2024 update.

Fresh enhancements include bolder frontend styling and a retuning of the monstrous Duramax 6.6litre turbodiesel V8 engine, which offers 350kW and a whopping 1322Nm.

Available in a single highspec grade from $163,000 before onroads, the big Chevy can tow up 4500kg (with a road licence) and offers a host of bespoke features and tech to bolster its impressive towing capabilities.

Huge, comfy and luxurious, we find out whether the massive 6.4metre behemoth truly is the king of the open road.

Time codes:
0:00 intro
0:09 Pricing
0:32 Big diesel V8
1:03 Variant grade
1:19 Facelift
1:39 Dimensions
2:07 Tricky mirrors
2:42 Cargo area
3:30 Payload
3:56 Interior
4:24 Screen overload
5:04 RHD conversion
5:46 Exhaust braking
6:10 Lots of cameras
6:58 Cabin storage
7:40 Trailer checklist
8:05 Row two
9:50 On road
10:00 Touring comfort
10:50 Tech aids
11:54 Around town
12:14 Ride and handling
13:20 Engine revisions
14:48 Suspension format
15:08 Fuel economy
15:49 Ownership
16:18 Manoeuvring
16:38 Offroading
18:14 Towing capability
19:52 Towing cameras
20:51 Verdict

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