The Traverse comes standard with a 310-horsepower 3.6L V6 engine under the hood that offers up to 266 pound-feet of torque, which is plenty of strength to move the Traverse along smoothly. You can also take advantage of an available towing capacity of 5,000 pounds to help you bring your extra gear along on your family outings. Whether you're just motoring around town or setting off on an adventure, the Traverse has plenty of the power you need.

Chevy Traverse Trim Levels

Bloomington drivers will find there is definitely no shortage of options when it comes to features in the new Chevy Traverse. That is because there are seven trim levels to select from to find your ideal crossover. It ranges from the basic Traverse, the L, all the way up to the trailblazing trim, the High Country. You can even find a bit of luxury thrown in, in the form of the Premier level. So, no matter what you value in your SUV, you will find it in the Chevy Traverse in Columbus, Indiana.

• Traverse L: The standard level of the Traverse comes with cloth seats, Chevy's Teen Driver system, and the Infotainment 3 system, with smartphone integration for its seven-inch touchscreen. A wi-fi hotspot and six USB ports come standard in the Traverse.
• Traverse LS: This trim shares many of the standard features of the L trim. The notable difference is the availability of all-wheel drive and an optional rear-seat entertainment system.
• Traverse LT: The LT comes in two variations. The first is the LT Cloth, which, as the name would indicate, brings you cloth upholstery. The LT Leather alternatively boasts leather seating and upholstery. The trim as a whole gives you a power-adjustable driver's seat and a second row of captain's chairs. The touchscreen upgrades to an eight-inch version and adds satellite radio and a power liftgate, among other amenities.
• Traverse RS: Navigation and leather upholstery are added for an enhanced driving experience in Indianapolis. It adds an extra set of eyes with the surround-view parking camera and rear camera mirror.
• Traverse Premier: Th more sophisticated member of the lineup includes a hands-free power liftgate, wireless device charging. The front seats are ventilated for the warm Seymour summer days, while you can warm up in the winter with heated second-row seats. Brilliant LED headlamps are added for your safety.
• Traverse High Country: This is as upscale as the lineup gets. The wheels are polished aluminum, and it adds a sunroof to get a great view of the sky over Greenwood. A power-folding third-row makes it even easier to get into the back row.