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Here’s When 2024 Chevy Silverado HD Production Will Start

The 2024 Chevy Silverado HD will introduce a mid-cycle refresh to the heavy-duty pickup line, featuring revised exterior styling, an overhauled cockpit, powertrain enhancements, and more. Now, GM Authority has exclusively learned when production will kick off.

Sources close to the matter told GM Authority that the start of regular production (SORP) of the refreshed 2024 Chevy Silverado HD is currently scheduled for February 2023.

For those unaware, here’s a rundown of the changes on the HD truck. On the exterior, the 2024 Silverado HD receives a new front fascia, which includes new headlights, grille, and C-shaped LED signature lighting. Tow hooks can be found across all trim levels, and customers can choose between six new exterior colors.

Moving inside, all LT and above trims are granted an overhauled cockpit, which includes an all-new 13.4-inch diagonal infotainment screen and 12.3-inch diagonal configurable driver information center. Additionally, the Silverado HD gets enhanced trailering features, such as Adaptive Cruise Control with Trailer, Enhanced Transparent Trailer, Trailer Side Blind Zone Alert, and GCW Alert.

All heavy duty pickups are expected to post massive towing numbers, and the Silverado HD is no exception. When properly equipped, the Silverado HD has a trailering capacity up to 36,000 pounds.

Under the hood, the 2024 Chevy Silverado HD utilizes the 6.6L L8T V8 gasoline engine as standard fare, while the 6.6L V8 L5P turbodiesel Duramax engine is optional. The Duramax boasts 470 horsepower and 975 pound-feet of torque, up by 25 horsepower and a 65 pound-feet over the pre-refreshed models.

Regardless of engine choice, every Chevy Silverado HD runs the Allison-branded 10-speed automatic transmission as standard, which replaces the GM six-speed equipped by gasoline-powered models previously.

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  1. So the 2023’s will only have a 6-7 month production run? Interesting if it works out that way. Guessing maybe one plant will shut down after the 1st is up and running so maybe an overlap of 2023’s and 2024’s.

    Still haven’t seen what the LT’s look like.

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    1. I order a 2023 3500 hd dually October 3, 2022 and was told that there was a constraint on long bed. Then I called my salesman on November 28th and was told that GM is no longer making the dually. I wonder is this due to converting over to the 2024 after January 1st.

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      1. GM needs new leadership now!

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      2. I think you need a new sales rep. They can’t quit making the dually If you want to tow real large construction equipment, and large RV 5th wheels. Not to mention some truck campers.

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        1. I should have made myself more clear. I meant no longer producing 2023 dually’s.

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  2. 02/23 start date for the 2024?…..that’s the best news I’ve had all day.

    When can we build online?

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    1. I’m not sure you can build online or should you want to. Their are too many things to know when ordering a new truck. For example, the cruise feature is not available except in the High Country model of the 1500. You can get it in any of the midsize trucks like the 2500 or 3500 even it you buy they’re High country models.

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    2. Is that true? I have been waiting and my dealer has no idea when we can order a 2024

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  3. Put better front seats in 2024 so they are more comfortable for long trips.

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  4. What? Haven’t seen any 23’s yet!

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  5. Thats good news, now when is the updates for the medium duty 4500,5500 and 6500 to better compete with Ford?

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  6. How far out does GM typically quit taking orders for the current model year build and start taking them for the new model year? I would think there are enough people waiting for their 2023’s to be built that they need to switch pretty soon.

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  7. They can’t even deliver the 2500 HD Duramax my son ordered last April?

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  8. Does anyone know if Chevy will ever make a 2 door standard cab Z71 Silverado again. I own a 2015 Chevy Z71 and was hoping to purchase another one in the near future. Thanks

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  9. If you have a 2023 ordered and it hasn’t been built yet and they switch to the 2024 do you get a 2024

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  10. There still shipping new 2022’s also

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  11. Ordered mine on Thursday 1/12/23. Let’s see how long this takes. Hopefully not too long!

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  12. I had heard at dealership they are going to switch back to separating the def tank from the diesel tank. That may be the reason for a short production season.
    I am trying to find out what they mean when GM says the parts for my truck are unavailable due to component issues. I keep asking when they’ll be available. Still no answer over a month later. Anyone know what means. If they’re still producing Silverados, then they have the parts.

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  13. I ordered a 2023 Dually on 8/12/2022 and I was told in January 2023 that GM canceled my order and I needed to place an order for a 2024 body style. I placed an order for two Silverado 3500HDs, one a DRW and one a SRW and my sales guy has advised me that both orders LTZs (loaded) have been accepted by GM and are in que to be built.

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