Hey all! New to the forum here. I recently purchased a 2023 Chevy Colorado ZR2, and I'm absolutely loving it. Posting this thread as I was browsing some ads and saw this on one dealer's website. I've never seen another Colorado without the blue infortainment theme, and this one appears to have the same red/grey theme as the Canyons? Is this a customization option I'm missing somewhere, or was this some sort of custom job? Any info anyone might have would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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Jake_TS
Colorado Infotainment Customization
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Hey all! New to the forum here. I recently purchased a 2023 Chevy Colorado ZR2, and I'm absolutely loving it. Posting this thread as I was browsing some ads and saw this on one dealer's website. I've never seen another Colorado without the blue infortainment theme, and this one appears to have the same red/grey theme as the Canyons? Is this a customization option I'm missing somewhere, or was this some sort of custom job? Any info anyone might have would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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Nothing new, when I was ordering leather interior you had the option of red stitching and another colour.
If you are referring to the driver's display, what is pictured is the same on my 23 ZR2 (my preferred display)
I think its consistent across all the displays as well as most gauge formats
I think its consistent across all the displays as well as most gauge formats
The button on the lower right of the steering wheel toggles through the avaliable screens. If you hold the button down you get choices on customization of whichever display is currently showing. You can also add/remove gauges from the D.I.C. As far as changing the color I think their all the same but if you experiment you might uncover somthing previously unknown to the masses.
Congrats on your new ride. 👍
Congrats on your new ride. 👍
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but unfortunately the red/gray look is just from the photo being edited/de-saturated.
I make my living with photos and one thing that is often done in editing is to lower the saturation of the blues. It's a very in-style and easy way to make mid-day photos look more appealing. You see it on everything from instagram filters to wedding photos to extremely high-end commercial photography.
It's done really poorly in this case by whoever captured these dealer photos...but hopefully that helps to explain why it looks gray.
I make my living with photos and one thing that is often done in editing is to lower the saturation of the blues. It's a very in-style and easy way to make mid-day photos look more appealing. You see it on everything from instagram filters to wedding photos to extremely high-end commercial photography.
It's done really poorly in this case by whoever captured these dealer photos...but hopefully that helps to explain why it looks gray.
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