Here’s the ’22 Chevy Silverado ZR2 undergoing testing, showing a few new traits about the upcoming off-road-oriented truck.

 

The Silverado ZR2 (or, potentially, the Silverado Trail Boss ZR2) will feature even more rugged capability than the Trail Boss models. From the shots, we can see a higher-clearance front bumper, a prominent skidplate at the front, and what appears to be an even greater suspension lift. Curiously, this prototype is fitted with a set of running boards that don’t appear to offer much in the way of ground clearance.

Other than that, the Silverado ZR2 should adopt all the traits of the Silverado 1500 refresh, including a new interior.

 

The PPE platform has 800-volt charging functionality built in, which means it will be able to charge at up to 350 kW. Expect a range in excess of 315 mi., given that the entry-level E-tron GT is quoted to be capable of 300 mi. per charge.

 

We now have our first look at the two-row ’22 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe (WL74) testing on public roads. The ’22 GC is not only shorter than the three-row model but also has several different design features. The most obvious is the front fascia styling shown on this prototype. The Grand Cherokee dumps the more squared-off look of the previous model for a sportier appearance.