Chevrolet Tahoe Sales Figures

Chevrolet Tahoe

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Chevrolet Tahoe. The Tahoe is Chevrolet’s full-size, body-on-frame SUV, in production since 1995 and now in its fifth generation, prized for its passenger space, towing capability, and V8 power. It competes with the Ford Expedition, GMC Yukon, and Jeep Wagoneer.

Chevrolet Tahoe Sales in the United States

Chevrolet Tahoe sales in the United States have held remarkably steady for a full-size SUV. After peaking above 150,000 units in the mid-2000s, volume settled following the recession and has since ranged broadly between about 73,000 and 113,000 a year. The current fifth generation has kept the Tahoe near the top of its segment, with 110,326 units in 2023, 105,148 in 2024, and 113,374 in 2025, the strongest year of the current generation and a gain of about 8 percent. Through June 2026 Chevrolet had delivered 54,652 Tahoes.

Chevrolet Tahoe Sales in Canada

In Canada the Tahoe is a lower-volume but durable nameplate, generally selling in the low thousands each year. Canadian sales grew from around 1,000 to 2,000 units in the late 2000s and early 2010s to the 4,000 to 4,700 range more recently, registering 4,366 in 2024 and 4,676 in 2025.

Chevrolet Tahoe Generations

First Generation (1995–1999)

The first generation Tahoe was introduced in 1995 as a replacement for the Chevrolet Suburban. It was available in two wheelbase lengths: standard wheelbase and extended wheelbase. It was available in three trim levels: LS, LT, and Z71. It launched as the successor to the Chevrolet K5 Blazer, providing more modern styling and features. It was offered V8 engines, focused on strong performance.

Second Generation (2000–2006)

The second generation Tahoe was introduced in 2000 as a mid-cycle refresh of the first generation truck. It received a new front fascia, new taillights, and a new interior. It was available in the same two wheelbase lengths and trim levels as the first generation truck. Introduced a more refined design and improved interior comfort. Continued to offer powerful V8 engines, enhancing towing and off-road abilities. Added features like stability control became available.

Third Generation (2007–2014)

The third generation Tahoe was introduced in 2007 as a complete redesign of the second generation truck. It was available in the same two wheelbase lengths and trim levels as the second generation truck. The third generation Tahoe also received a new V8 engine that produced more power and torque than the previous engine. It was built on the GMT900 platform, improving handling and ride comfort. Included more luxurious materials and technology features. Introduced engines with Active Fuel Management to improve fuel economy.

Fourth Generation (2015–2020)

The Tahoe got a more modern exterior and interior design, with improvements in materials and features. Inside was an upgraded infotainment system, connectivity options, and more advanced safety features. Power wise, the Tahoe continued with powerful V8 options and more efficient transmission.

Fifth Generation (2021–Present)

The fifth generation Tahoe was introduced in 2021 as a complete redesign of the third generation truck. It is available in the same two wheelbase lengths as the third generation truck, but it is only available in two trim levels: LT and High Country. The fourth generation Tahoe also received a new interior and exterior design, as well as a new suspension system that improves ride quality and handling. It is built on GM’s new T1 platform, significantly improving ride quality and handling. That new suspension was in fact a fully independent rear suspension for improved comfort. Inside there are high-quality materials, larger touchscreens, and more advanced technology features.