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Chevrolet Silverado Owner Manual (GMNA-Localizing-U.S./Canada/Mexico-
13337620) - 2020 - CRC - 8/26/19
240 Driving and Operating
Terrain Mode
Drive Select Expected Vehicle Behavior Ideal Terrain
Drive (L3-Lx)
Minor deceleration when off
throttle and mild ability to
modulate throttle; mimics
performance of 4
n without
torque multiplication.
Grassy fields,
mild two tracks,
rutted roads,
large rolling hills,
L2
Moderate deceleration when
off throttle and moderate
ability to modulate throttle;
will bring vehicle to a stop in
most cases.
Mild rock crawling,
heavy ruts,
short, steeper grades,
L1
Significant deceleration when
off throttle and significant
ability to modulate throttle;
will bring vehicle to a stop in
most cases.
Rock crawling downhill
Active Braking During Lift Throttle
will reduce the back and forth
between the accelerator and brake
pedals.
Vehicle Hold Features:
.
When the vehicle comes to a
stop on an incline grade in
forward gear or on a decline
grade in reverse gear, Vehicle
Hold is engaged until the
accelerator pedal is pressed.
.
When the vehicle is in forward
gear on a decline, the vehicle is
allowed to creep down the hill
when the brake pedal is
released without pressing the
accelerator pedal. The vehicle
will also creep forward on flat
ground.
.
If the driver seat belt is removed
and the driver door is opened
while the vehicle is being held,
EPB will be engaged.
.
EPB will engage if the vehicle is
held for an extended period.
Terrain Mode is only available on
vehicles equipped with the single
speed transfer case.
Terrain Mode can only be
active when:
.
Vehicle speed is less than
80 km/h (50 mph).
.
The transfer case is in 4
m.
Frequent use of this mode may
cause brake wear due to the light
braking.
The vehicle will automatically exit
the mode if the brakes get too hot.
Terrain Mode can be turned back on
after the brakes have cooled.
When Terrain Mode is selected:
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