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Two-Door 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe Rendered

The all-new, next-generation 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe made its grand entrance just last month, dropping cover in a special event in Detroit alongside the equally new 2021 Chevrolet Suburban. Major changes compared to the preceding generation include a new platform, new dimensions, a fresh engine lineup, and new styling. Now, we’ve reimagined what the latest Chevy Tahoe might look like with just two doors, rather than four.

Before diving headlong into the rendering, it bears mentioning that, to our knowledge, General Motors has no intentions of actually producing a next-gen two-door Chevrolet Tahoe. Rather, we’ve created this rendering just to see what it might look like.

As such, we’ve pulled styling inspiration from the latest fifth-generation model that debuted in December, including the front fascia, which continues to feature thin upper headlamp housings and lower C-shaped lighting signatures, as well as a wide grille section and thin lower grille section. The bumper section continues to come with shapely creases and an upright side intake section.

Viewed from the profile, our two-door Chevrolet Tahoe really shows some big differences from the standard full-size SUV. The most obvious change is the method of ingress and egress, with our rendering ditching the rear doors in favor of a broad section of metal and glass. We also shortened the wheelbase slightly to make it look right.

The styling used for the redesigned profile also takes after the original two-door Tahoe in terms of pillar design and the long, straight lines used.

GMT400 Chevrolet Tahoe two-door

To note, our two-door Chevrolet Tahoe concept isn’t without precedent. Back in the ‘90s, GM replaced the full-size Chevrolet Blazer with the Chevy Tahoe, which featured both two-door and four-door body styles.

The new styling is even more exaggerated when viewed from the rear three-quarters perspective, with the rear glass running straight back into the hatch, utilizing black trim sections to almost lend it a “floating roof” design aesthetic. Complementing the new look is the next-gen Tahoe’s redesigned tail lamps, which continue the shoulder line and pillar line with T-shaped inner graphics.

Indeed, we know we aren’t the only folks interested in two-door’ing GM’s full-size SUVs. Back in September of 2019, we featured a company based out of Georgia that plans to build a two-door Chevrolet Tahoe SS Coupe, as well as a two-door Cadillac Escalade-V Coupe.

Let us know your thoughts about our new rendering, and make sure to subscribe to GM Authority for more Chevrolet Tahoe news, Chevrolet news, and around-the-clock GM news coverage.

Jonathan is an automotive journalist based out of Southern California. He loves anything and everything on four wheels.

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Comments

  1. Jonathan

    Wow beautiful…..

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    1. Harry last

      You’re joking….an ugly thing like that. It destroys our planet….wake up man.

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      1. Tjeon Donoho

        I want one. Very nice

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  2. Edgardo Roman

    Nice, but no.

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  3. C8.R

    Visually it is stunning.

    But does anyone remember how hard it was to get in or out of the original Blazer? While there are some diehards like me that used to do it there was just not enough to keep it alive before.

    The 4 door Tahoe killed it.

    Today the Jeep Wrangler dominates the 2 door and the Bronco appears to be a 4 door I don’t expect Chevy to go back to two doors.

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  4. Guestt

    GM still makes RCSB Silverado for other markets, this can be based on a RCSB Silverado and go from there but IMO it have to be more utilitarian than the family oriented 4-door Tahoe.

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    1. Dennis Pope

      True but it would be a better vehicle and safer than the jeep wrangler and I have want them to bring it back for years because not everyone wants a four door suv.

      Reply
  5. fastyle

    Just a few brush strokes away from an Avalanche thou I think any revival should be midsize!

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  6. Deepriver

    Where do I sign up to purchase!

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  7. Travis

    I use to love the two door Tahoe’s in the late 90’s. But nowadays every SUV is more appealing with 4 doors.. look at the Wrangler for instance. Always was a two-door and now you don’t see them hardly anymore on the road, they are all Wrangler Unlimited’s.

    But nice rendering, though my appetite has changed a little.

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  8. C8.R

    Today the general public appeals more to utility vs style.

    The two door is so much better looking but they killed it once due to poor sales and today the market is even more 4 door now.

    Many of the cool cars I loved in the past no longer work. I loved my GMC Sprint but today it would never sell in great enough numbers to survive.

    I worry how long till the Camaro grows two more doors or dies again.

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  9. Scott ZL1

    You said 2, 4 letter words…

    Four Door …..

    And Camaro in the same breath.

    How dare you …. LOL

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  10. Bob Lutz

    Now that’s a R E A L B L A Z E R

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    1. Mike

      That’s a real k5 Blazer. Remember they made an S10 Blazer too, for over a decade.

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      1. Scott ZL1

        S10 is not a K5,

        I have owned both.

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  11. Joel

    Should have used the Z71 model for rendering

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    1. C8.R

      No then the Diesel would not fit lol!

      Reply
  12. Al

    That’s a real BLAZER, no the lady car what GM do with the last generation, what a shame

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  13. Scott Larson

    I’ve had my 99 2dr 4WD since new. It’s been my daily driver; my work truck; tow-vehicle; road trip; kid-hauler, camping crib and off-roading machine. I’d compare it to a good sneaker… you can wear it anywhere, it’s comfortable; never ordinary, and gets you most places you’d ever want to go.
    IMO, your render seems to neglect the original off-road nature and intent of the vehicle… a short wheelbase with a simple, capable, and durable suspension and drivetrain.
    The worst part of the old model was the lack of power. In 2013, I installed a 383 stroker and a Whipple SC. With 450hp/450tq at the wheels, from 1500-5800 rpms, it’s the Z71 SS Chevy should have built.

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  14. m

    It looks too long to me.

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  15. Josh

    Should stayed with the blazer k5 name . 1st all all the 2door was a blazer until it became the hoe ass Tahoe
    ..i want the orginal name to the 2 door BLAZER..

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  16. Russell

    It’s too long to be a two door. But now that the Tahoe is larger it leaves room for a next gen Colorado based SUV. A two door SUV based on that would be better sized.

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  17. Budlar

    Build it and I will buy it I don’t have aftermarket money

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  18. Juan Garcia

    I would never EVER buy a two door Tahoe,I need and must use a Tahoe as serious transportation,not as a toy or novelty…I would love a six door Tahoe.

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  19. James

    How about a 2 door Silverado pick up,short bed,either with bubble type rear fenders,or regular design and bring back the two tone paint. This thing, can’t believe they wasted their time on this rendering way too long in Black it’ll look like a hearse, c’mon GM
    This is a waste of time.

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  20. JLinGA

    Since Z71 (and AT4) are stand alone time levels instead of just packages, why not? Just offer them in the one trim level, the only major difference between the 2 and 4 doors was the mechanism to move the front seats for access to the rear, and slightly redesigned rear seats, its not like its a new from the ground up build…. You really want to up the game, then also do an Escalade 2 door, BUT, take the Range Rover route and make it a SUPER LUXURY 4 seater – the new Personal Luxury Coupe, whereas the Chevy and GMC go the more traditional off road route.

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  21. Dustin Spencer

    This is what a blazer should look like!!!

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    1. Scott ZL1

      Dusty
      A modern version of a faded memory.

      If anything should of used the Z71 4×4 6.2 gasser…
      Not red….
      ???

      Reply
  22. Armando Fuentes

    Bring back the Avalanche instead!

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  23. Truth B. Known

    But, WHY???????

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  24. Evo69

    T1 Blazer. Make it so GM.

    Reply
  25. Victor

    I want one black and red

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  26. Analog Al

    Would buy one in a Chevy heartbeat!!!

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  27. Tim Kroeker

    Are the renderings available as signed prints?

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  28. Tim Kroeker

    How about doing one like the old Blazer, where the shell on the shell came off and it became an open back?

    Reply
  29. omegatalon

    2-Doors for everyone.. I can’t wait to see the renderings for a 2-door Chevrolet Blazer.

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  30. Dave Rac

    I would buy one. I have no use for back doors and I have no idea why everyone thinks they need them. Growing up in the 70’s my parents never had 4 door cars.

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  31. Cody Murray

    Hell yeah build right 6.2 z71 with a lift. No afm neither gm we buy a v8 for a Damn reason nobody wants dropping to 4cly. Who’s dumbass idea was that anyways. And please bring back the 2 gen avalanche build it the same as I mentioned the for blazer the body leave it pretty much the same its good like it is maybe a lil difference but not much. And the bed compartments lil bigger or inside redesigned to fit fishing rods rifles et. A way to take out section under back glass for hauling bigger items.

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  32. Warren

    Please bring it back . l had 1999 that had 199000 miles on it.When heard they were blazer back then I saw the picture of it. What disappointment. We’re are you freaking engineers.

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  33. Chris Stone

    When can we order one?

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  35. Dora

    I’ve owned a 96′ 2 door 4X4 with over 200K miles for 24 years, my daily driver …i refuse to give it up. I get offers from complete strangers all the time to buy my super clean ride….come on Chevrolet, there is a market for these vehicles and I will be first in line for a brand new one! But I will still keep “Blue” on the road, she is a beauty!
    Love the look of the rendering

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  36. Chris Stone

    When can we order? I love an SS with an LT4 in it.

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  37. Stephen Bond

    The old 91 and older K5 with the removable top style should come back .

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  38. Matthew Ernspiker

    Im have owned a 2001 two door Blazer two-door and I have had an 86 K5 they are not the same the two door 2021 Tahoe K5 would be badass I would love to have one.
    K5 2021

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  39. Lee Tingler

    My 92 Silverado Blazer just turned 394,000
    Still waiting for its replacement!
    Bidenbuvks is keeping old Bessie goin !

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  40. Harley

    Yes GM need to reproduce the 2dr , but with the following specifications:
    1 . Shorter wheel base than the above rendering.
    2 . Better ingress and egress, easier and larger side doors.
    3 . Shorter back side glass and reinforced back side pillars.
    4 . A choice of engines diesel/others.
    5 . A choice of back ingress, 2drs and trunk type.
    6 . Adventure / off-road packages.
    7 . Solid axcel front/ rear. (Optional).

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  41. Dontell toney

    What happened The last year two door

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