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 mid-2024 update.

Fresh enhancements include bolder front-end styling and a retuning of the monstrous Duramax 6.6-litre turbo-diesel V8 engine, which offers 350kW and a whopping 1322Nm.

Available in a single high-spec grade from $163,000 before on-roads, 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 6.4-metre 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 - Off-roading
18:14 - Towing capability
19:52 - Towing cameras
20:51 - Verdict

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