Analog gauges are a thing of the past in Florida. Modern Chevrolet vehicles feature a fully digital, high-definition screen behind the steering wheel known as the Driver Information Center. This configurable display puts vital information, navigation, and vehicle health data directly in your line of sight, allowing you to personalize your driving experience in Orange Park.
The power of the Digital Driver Information Center lies in its flexibility. Depending on the model, you can choose from multiple distinct themes to match your preference or driving mood:
Simulates traditional round analog gauges for speed and RPM, providing a familiar look with digital precision.
A high-tech layout that prioritizes information density, perfect for drivers who want to see everything at once.
A modern, minimalist design that emphasizes digital speed readouts and key data points.
A simplified view that removes non-essential data to reduce distraction during night driving or long trips.
This screen does more than just show your speed. You can configure the center area to display:
Chevrolet offers two primary sizes for the Digital Driver Information Center, depending on the vehicle and trim level:
Standard on the new 2024 Trax and Trailblazer, offering a crisp and clear digital experience in a compact SUV.
Available on the Silverado 1500, Tahoe, Suburban, and Colorado. This larger screen offers enhanced graphics and more extensive customization options.
This smart convenience feature is available on the newest generation of Chevrolet SUVs. You can find it on these models at Gordon Chevrolet:
Yes. Using the thumbwheel on the steering wheel, you can scroll through different info cards (such as trip computer, fuel economy, or media) and select which one stays visible.
Yes. The system integrates with your connected phone to display relevant information, such as music track data or navigation prompts, directly in the cluster.
It depends on the model. The 8-inch or 11-inch digital screen is now standard on many entry-level models like the Trax and Trailblazer. The larger 12.3-inch configurable screen is typically standard on LT trims and above for trucks and full-size SUVs.
Experience the clarity and customization of the Digital Driver Information Center for yourself. Visit Gordon Chevrolet in Orange Park to sit in the driver's seat and explore the different layouts and features.
