It’s not often that we cover custom vehicle renderings, but when we do, it’s for good reason. This Chevrolet Tahoe SS Coupe is one of those good reasons. Just look at it. Look at it.
Coming to us courtesy of Atlanta-based Custom Car Co, this Tahoe SS Coupe definitely has our attention. It certainly looks the part of a high-performance, bespoke SUV, with upgrades and changes found from front to back. We think the final product is nothing short of stunning.
The front fascia looks to be inspired by the latest sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro, with a deep lower air dam, black mesh grille insert, and horizontal marker lights at the corners. SS badges can be found up front, at the sides, and in the rear, with Black Bowtie badging providing backup. Massively wide meats are mounted on five-spoke rims with a deep-dish design and polished lip, while dual center exhaust pipes finish it off. The black trim bits help to offset the lovely champagne-colored body panels. And of course, don’t forget the conversion from four-door to two-door coupe.
“The Chevrolet Tahoe SS Coupe is a true street truck,” reads the description by Custom Car Co. “This model is designed as GM’s competitor against the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT-8 and Trackhawk.”
While just a rendering, it appears as though Custom Car Co is seeking to turn this thing into reality, listing a long variety of features and options highlighted by things like twin-turbo aspiration, performance brakes, and more. We reached out to Custom Car Co for more information, and whether or not the outfit has built any units, but have yet to receive a response at time of publication.
While we’re not sure how “real” the Chevrolet Tahoe SS Coupe really is, we have to hope that the firm follows through in making it in the metal. Stuff like this is just too good to pass up, and if stuffed with a double dose of turbocharging power, well… we’re smitten. If you feel the same, wander over to customcarco.com to check it out yourself, and make sure to subscribe to GM Authority for more Chevrolet Tahoe news, Chevrolet news and around-the-clock GM news coverage.
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This is a shot across Chevrolet’s bow and Chevy can respond by dropping their LT4 or LT5 into a Tahoe or Suburban to build SS variant which should drop at least a second off the acceleration time of zero to sixty in 6.2 seconds.
WOW JUST WOW !!!!!
Chevrolet won’t give this a second look. Unfortunately
I’m on my 5th Tahoe since 1996 and never had the urge to make any of them a slick sports car. I’ve had Boyd Coddington Timeless rims and a Borla cat-back on my 1999 but that was it. I think that rather than down all that money on customizing my Tahoe, I’d rather buy a sports car to drive when needed. But, to each, his own.
Unless they have fixed the ease to which criminals have in breaking into and stealing these vehicles, I don’t have the money to waste!!
I think that all of these vehicles are similarly theft resistant with the advancement of technology. Thieves will figure out how to get any vehicle they want and actually, with vehicles such as Range Rovers and such, car jacking are more prevalent.
What the Blazer could’ve been
Agreed. This is what the name deserves.
Need a Blazer power-up & enhanced handling model from the RS!!!
There is nothing about this baby-poo brown that looks “stunning.” Seriously, of all the colors available in paint, we went with leftover paint from an 87 Broham? WTF?
It’s called a sleeper ?
People had a choice between 2 doors and 4 doors 25 years ago, most people chose 4 doors, 2 doors were discontinued.
Your type should’ve been discontinued but your mom still had you. Smh
Shameful that GM doesn’t offer a similar or tamed down version of this from the factory!
They would if they could make money at it. Americans prefer 4 Door 7+passenger 6000+LB school buses…
I love this but would prefer it in an off road configuration, a’ la K5 Blazer.
If it could be manufactured in Flint, Michigan. LT1 – LT4 Vette engine, even better 6.2 LT4 Camaro power
Make an option Z71, SS maybe AWD something to keep up with that damn jeep. Just my opinion.
Not for me. I would prefer LS7 505 HP or a v6 twin turbo from the ATS Cadillac pounding out 456 HP or the new Cadillac Black Wing v8. Plenty of OEM options that can easy have an RPO listing that have Corvette Wheels/tires or 20″ off road wheels with Goodyear Wrangler AT’s, nice mellow catback.
Obviously not for all but IMO would sell big numbers.
Not really looking for “Jeep SRT” power, Tahoe is to big to be a brute but the Blazer could cause trouble for the Jeep 707 HP with a Supercharged LT4. Heck, anything…
Why not…Jeep, Porsche, Ferrari, Jaguar, Mercedes, BMW, Alfa Romeo, Land Rover, Maserati, and Audi, all have 500 + HP models.
Why not GM/Chevy. Maybe a big hybrid with 550 + HP. That would work for the Tahoe for sure!
Well Mary…get on it.