New Cars with Built‑In Back Seat Screens

Many people now expect cars to have smart tech. One popular feature is a screen for passengers in the back seat. Not every model offers it, but several new cars do. The list below shows a mix of minivans and luxury SUVs that can have rear‑seat entertainment.

Make & Model	Screen Size	Where It Appears	Cost / Trim Notes
Range Rover	11‑inch (optional) smaller armrest screen (higher trims)	Rear seats	Extra fee for dual displays
Cadillac Escalade	12‑inch (optional) behind each front seat	Rear seats	Adds to already huge 55‑inch front screen
Jeep Grand Wagoneer	10‑inch (optional) behind front seats Amazon Fire TV included	Rear seats	Package available on base model
Kia Carnival	14‑inch (optional) rear seats	Rear seats	Only on top trim, extra cost
BMW 7 Series	31‑inch drop‑down roof screen	Rear seats	Top trim only, very expensive
Lincoln Navigator	10‑inch (optional) in Black Label trim	Rear seats	About $2,000 extra
Toyota Sienna	1‑screen hanging from roof	Rear seats	XLE trim, small but sufficient
Mercedes‑Benz S-Class	11‑inch (optional) rear seats	Rear seats	High‑end entertainment system
Cadillac Celestiq	12‑inch behind each front seat	Rear seats	Built‑in high‑tech package
Chevrolet Suburban	12‑inch (optional)	Rear seats	Available on many trims
Tesla Model S	9‑inch (optional) center console	Rear seats	Minimalist interior
Chrysler Pacifica	10‑inch (optional) rear seats	Rear seats	Includes good sound system
Bentley Bentayga	10‑inch (optional) rear seats	Rear seats	Premium streaming capability
Mercedes‑Benz GLS	11‑inch (optional) rear seats	Rear seats	Few thousand dollars extra
Honda Odyssey	12‑inch (optional) rear seats	Rear seats	Easy connectivity
Lexus LX	11‑inch (optional) rear seats	Rear seats	Luxury trim only, few thousand dollars

Bottom line:
Many cars offer back‑seat entertainment, but most of them are optional and can be expensive. Buyers should decide if the extra cost is worth it for their family.

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