Chevy Trax

The Trax lineup keeps things simple with one engine option - a 1.4-liter turbocharged EcoTec® four-cylinder that delivers 138 horsepower and 148 pound-feet of torque. When properly equipped, the Chevy Trax delivers an impressive fuel economy of 26/31 mpg city/highway, allowing you to travel farther in between stops at the gas pump. When life starts to take the roads less traveled, the Chevy Trax can equip an available all-wheel drive, letting you go just about anywhere.

The exterior of the new Chevy Trax is designed for unique style and functional capability wherever you want to go. Daytime Running Lights provide enough light for any time of day, while available roof-mounted side rails offer a stylish and functional look to help with everyday activities. A variety of exterior colors like Mosaic Black Metallic and Crimson Metallic customize the look and feel to match your style.

Inside, you can find seating for five and a cargo space that expands up to 48.4 cubic feet of storage area. Eight different seating configurations allow you to tailor the interior to match your on-the-go lifestyle. With amenities like leatherette seat trim and heated driver and front passenger seats, life gets a little easier at the wheel of the Chevy Trax.

Staying connected is easily within reach with the new Trax. It comes equipped with an integrated infotainment system and Apple CarPlay™/Android Auto™ smartphone compatibility. With the available built-in Wi-Fi hotspot, you can stay connected on the go, and multiple USB ports help your devices stay charged up when you are out and about.

Driving with confidence just got easier thanks to an array of safety features available to the Chevy Trax. The lineup offers a standard rear-view camera, along with options for Side Blind Zone Alert, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, and Rear Park Assist.

Chevy makes two trim levels of its popular Trax model. But, with so many available packages and configurations, how many more do you need? Whether you choose the base-level Trax LS or the upper-crust Trax LT, you are in for an exciting ride, no matter which you drive.

• Chevy Trax LS: The starting point of the Chevy Trax duo comes packed with several enticing features. The Chevrolet Infotainment 3 system brings you a seven-inch touchscreen display, which makes it easy to access your standard Android and Apple smartphone integration. The Wi-Fi hotspot lets you and your crew stay connected on the drive through Greenwood. Two USB ports let everyone find a spot to plug in when their device starts to drain in Indianapolis. Cloth upholstery and remote keyless entry are the norm and bring a level of comfort and coziness to your commute through Bloomington.
• Chevy Trax LT: This trim level gives you an upgrade to deluxe cloth upholstery and heated outside mirrors. Cruise control and remote start add a little tech to your drive around Seymour. You also get to choose between an array of packages, like the Driver Confidence or Premium Seat packages, which give you enhanced driver-assist or upgraded upholstery options, like synthetic leather seats or a heated front row. The LT Convenience package enhances your comfort with power-adjustable seats.

Clearly, the Chevy Trax isn't the only Subcompact crossover available in Columbus, Indiana. How does it fare against more names like the all-new Chevy Trailblazer or Chevy Equinox? Let's break down a quick comparison.

• Chevy Trax vs Chevy Trailblazer: You can consider these two subcompact siblings. But there are some real and distinct differences between the two. Both seat up to five passengers, with the Trailblazer getting an edge in cargo space with an available 54.4 cubic feet, compared to 48.4 cubic feet with the Trax. The Trax gets a slight edge with its turbocharged 138-horsepower four-cylinder engine, capable of towing more than 260 pounds more than the Trailblazer. The Trailblazer gives you the option for a 155-horsepower upgrade. The Trax Its diminutive size makes the Chevy Trax ideal for maneuvering tight spots, like parking lots and curvy roads. Only the Chevy Trax lets you add an available power sunroof.
• Chevy Trax vs Chevy Equinox: The Equinox is larger than the Trax, therefore would naturally excel in many areas, like cargo space or its powertrain. However, it is quite competitive in many aspects you consider important. It goes toe-to-toe in fuel economy and technology, with many of the same features and driver-assist technology inside the cabin. However, when it comes to value, you can't beat the Chevy Trax. When you consider the price and the number of features you love, the Trax comes fully loaded.