Family road trips from Orange Park used to mean one thing: a chorus of "Are we there yet?" from the back seat. But with the Chevrolet Rear Seat Media System, the journey becomes just as enjoyable as the destination.
Available on the new Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban, this advanced entertainment system transforms the second and third rows into a mobile theater. Whether you're heading to Disney World or just driving across the Buckman Bridge, your passengers can stream, game, and watch their favorite content in high-definition comfort.
Forget the tiny, single flip-down screens of the past. Chevy's modern system features dual 12.6-inch diagonal LCD HD touchscreens mounted to the back of the front seats. These massive displays offer vibrant color and are positioned perfectly for second-row passengers, while still being large enough for third-row riders to view clearly.
The true power of the Rear Seat Media System is its connectivity. It is designed to work with the devices you already own.
Each screen has its own HDMI port. This allows you to plug in a gaming console (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch) or a streaming stick (Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, Apple TV) to access all your favorite apps using the vehicle's available Wi-Fi hotspot.
Connect compatible smartphones or tablets directly to view content on the big screen.
The system comes with two pairs of wireless headphones, but it also supports Bluetooth. This means passengers can pair their own AirPods or other Bluetooth headsets for a personal listening experience.
One of the smartest features is the navigation capability. Rear-seat passengers can see the vehicle's current location on their screens. If they spot a point of interest—like a restaurant in St. Augustine or a park in Mandarin—they can send that destination directly to the driver's infotainment screen up front. The driver can then accept the suggestion and start navigation without ever picking up a phone.
This premium entertainment package is available on Chevrolet's full-size SUVs, perfect for Florida families.
Yes! By plugging a streaming device like a Roku or Fire Stick into the HDMI port and connecting to the vehicle's 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot (data plan required), you can stream from any app just like you would at home.
Yes. Through the front infotainment screen, parents can mute the rear audio, lock the screens (perfect for "screen timeouts"), or even mirror the front screen's audio to the whole vehicle.
You only need the Wi-Fi if you are streaming content from the internet. If you are playing a downloaded movie from a device or playing a video game console, Wi-Fi is not required.
Don't let another road trip be boring. Visit Gordon Chevrolet in Orange Park to see the Rear Seat Media System in action. Bring the kids, bring a gaming console, and test it out for yourself in a new Tahoe or Suburban. We promise it will change the way your family travels.
