2023 Discontinued Options/Trims (unofficial)

[myjeepbroke]

Found this on the kiatelluride sub-reddit



Obviously just a random screenshot, so nothing is confirmed.

 

[StephenCantrelle]

Good info. This is all internal option group changes.

This explained in much more detail to where it makes sense to the general consumer is here.

**UNOFFICIAL** 2023 Model Lines, Colors and Options

Please note the **UNOFFICIAL** mean this is the best of our knowledge as to how the new 2023 Tellurides will come out of the gate. Always subject to change until they roll out. Model Lines and available trim packages: LX V6 FWD AUTO Standard S V6 FWD AUTO Standard With Sunroof EX V6 FWD...

tellurideforum.org

 

[3Rivers]

Good info. This is all internal option group changes.

This explained in much more detail to where it makes sense to the general consumer is here.

I agree that the post you cite is very helpful, but whether all this will make sense to us general consumers remains to be seen. My personal reaction continues to be that there may be too many trims now. With just the 2023 "top" trim and its variants, we apparently have:

• SX
• SX P
• X Line SX
• X Line SX P
• X Pro SX
• X Pro SX P

And of course this itemization doesn't include exterior or interior colors. Hyper-customization is great when the supply pipeline is free-flowing, but when buyers already face order backlogs and long waiting lists, look out.

 

[StephenCantrelle]

I agree that the post you cite is very helpful, but whether all this will make sense to us general consumers remains to be seen. My personal reaction continues to be that there may be too many trims now. With just the 2023 "top" trim and its variants, we apparently have:

• SX
• SX P
• X Line SX
• X Line SX P
• X Pro SX
• X Pro SX P

And of course this itemization doesn't include exterior or interior colors. Hyper-customization is great when the supply pipeline is free-flowing, but when buyers already face order backlogs and long waiting lists, look out.

Trust me, I feel the same way.. I hope we are not headed in the direction of some other major brands..

Who have fully loaded base models... and loaded models that you can get with no features.

I can't stand when a car has 15 different trims with 18 different variables.. very hard for a person who does it everyday to comprehend let alone someone looking at it for the first time

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[zhelder]

Trust me, I feel the same way.. I hope we are not headed in the direction of some other major brands..

Who have fully loaded base models... and loaded models that you can get with no features.

I can't stand when a car has 15 different trims with 18 different variables.. very hard for a person who does it everyday to comprehend let alone someone looking at it for the first time

I’m with you, Stephen. Toyota used to be like that, but they’ve switched. Honda (and until now, Kyundai) have a system where you know you get X features at a particular trim level, while paying more adds Y options and paying even more adds Z options, with maybe a few extra goodies if you want. It streamlines everything. It’s ridiculous when you have to pay individually for every single option.