2022 Chevrolet Silverado HD Offers Multi-Flex Tailgate
2021-05-17
DETROIT — This tailgate party just got bigger. The 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD join the Silverado 1500 in offering the optional Multi-Flex Tailgate with its six unique functions for increased tailgate and bed usability.
Whether a customer needs a standing workstation or an easier load-in for materials, the Multi-Flex Tailgate configurations activate using a key fob or two tailgate-mounted buttons, one for the full gate and another for the inner gate. There is also a power tailgate button on the instrument panel.
The Multi-Flex Tailgate will be offered as an option on all 2022 Silverado HD models, in addition to the segment-exclusive Power Up/Down Tailgate option on LT, LTZ and High Country. Also new for the 2022 model year is a new exterior color, Greenstone Metallic. The 2022 Silverado HD is available this summer.
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