2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
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Installation of heated and ventilated seats, which were pulled from select models as a result of the microchip shortage, will begin the week of Aug. 1.
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A stellar new interior for 2022 adds to the Silverado’s existing outstanding capabilities, comfort and driving dynamics, fixing the one area holding it back from being world-class.
Diesel engines are known for their reliability, low-end torque and highway fuel efficiency, but diesel cars are gone from the U.S. market, and there are few SUVs and pickup trucks left.
After announcing the microchip shortage meant removal of the feature for some vehicles, GM will have dealers retroactively add heated and ventilated seats to those sold without the feature by 2022.
According to Automotive News, GM will reportedly stop offering heated seats on many of its vehicles due to an ongoing microchip shortage.
Chevy has unveiled a revised Silverado 1500 that features a new, more premium interior, as well as a host of other smaller improvements and additions.
