2025 Chevy Suburban vs. Chevy Tahoe – Which One Is Right for You?
Looking for a big SUV? With Chevy, you’ve got options. And if you’ve ever stood in front of a 2025 Chevy Tahoe and a 2025 Chevy Suburban and thought, “Aren’t they basically the same?”—you’re not alone. They share bones, engines, tech, and that unmistakable Chevy road presence, but there’s a difference between these two big, popular SUVs.
Depending on your needs in Millersburg or just up the road in Canton, one of these full-size beasts might fit your lifestyle just a little better. Here’s what you need to know:
Powertrain Showdown: Same Muscle, New Moves
No matter which you choose, you’re not short on horsepower. The standard 5.3L V8 brings 355 hp to both SUVs. Step up to the 6.2L V8 or the improved 3.0L Duramax diesel, and you’re really in business—especially if torque gets your blood pumping (We’re looking at you, 495 lb-ft.).
All engines are paired with a smooth 10-speed automatic. And while the Tahoe and Suburban share the same guts, the diesel option makes a strong case for those longer hauls across Ohio. Especially when the Suburban’s massive 28-gallon tank can stretch you up to 644 miles on a single fill-up. That’s Millersburg to Canton and back—four times!
Space: Do You Want Big or Bigger?
Both the Tahoe and Suburban seat up to nine and offer generous room for passengers. But here’s the catch—the Suburban adds 15 inches in length. That means:
- More third-row legroom (1.8 extra inches).
- More cargo space behind every row.
- And a max cargo capacity of 144.5 cubic feet (Tahoe tops out at 122.7).
Translation? If your life includes travel sports gear, multiple kids, or an unholy amount of Costco runs, the Suburban is the one. But if you want full-size comfort and still want to fit in that tight downtown Canton parking spot—maybe lean Tahoe.
Towing & Payload
The 2025 Tahoe edges out the Suburban ever so slightly here:
- Tahoe towing: Up to 8,400 lbs.
- Suburban towing: Up to 8,200 lbs.
Payload maxes out at 1,834 lbs in the 2025 Tahoe versus 1,750 lbs in the 2025 Suburban. It’s not earth-shattering, but if you’re pulling trailers or hauling tools across rural Ohio, every pound counts.
Tech & Trims
Chevy didn’t hold back for 2025. Both SUVs now include:
- A massive 17.7-inch touchscreen (standard).
- 11-inch digital gauge cluster.
- Surround-view camera.
- Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto.
- Available power-folding third row, heated/ventilated seats, and rear-camera mirror.
Trim-wise, you’ve got LS, LT, RST, Z71, Premier, and High Country across both lineups. Budget about $61K for a base Tahoe and $64K for a Suburban. Want it all? High Country trims with every box checked will nudge $100K—but for a luxury-level ride with legendary capability, it’s still a value compared to its Cadillac cousin.
Which New Chevy SUV Should You Buy? We Can Help!
If you want extra room, extended range, and third-row comfort: Go Suburban. If you want something slightly nimbler with better towing and payload: Tahoe’s your pick. Either way, you’re getting a rock-solid SUV with modern tech, bold looks, and serious road command. Whether you’re commuting around Canton or loading up for an Ohio road trip, these two won’t let you down.
Still undecided? Swing by Chevrolet GMC of Millersburg or call us at (330) 667-0245 and take both for a spin. Seeing—and driving—the difference is believing! And in the meantime, check out our current inventory online.
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