Whatever your destination, the 2021 Traverse makes sure you get there with impressive style and uncompromising functionality. A sculpted exterior may be the first thing you notice, but open the doors and you will find a richly refined interior, plus a choice of seating for seven or eight and 98.2 cubic feet of cargo space. Look closely and you will discover details that give every Traverse a distinct personality, so you are sure to find one that is your perfect match. Add in available advanced safety technologies and exceptional connectivity and convenience features all around, and there is no doubt Traverse is designed to help you get the most out of every road traveled.
The Redline Edition shines bright with signature Black and Red Traverse badging and 20-inch gloss Black-painted aluminum wheels with Red accents. But that is only the beginning. Black Chevrolet bowtie emblems, grille, fog lamp bezels, window trim and roof rails are complemented by dark taillamps. Finishing the look is the stunning Sky Scape dual-panel sunroof.
Premier and High Country feature perforated leather-appointed front and second-row seating surfaces and heated and ventilated front seats, along with a heated steering wheel. Second-row outboard passengers can expect heated seats, as well.
Kelly Blue Book wrotePriced and positioned to compete with midsize SUVs, the Traverse is actually larger inside than a Chevrolet Tahoe, offering more passenger volume and cargo space. That means the only logical reason to get a Tahoe is if you need to tow more than 5,000 pounds.
US News and World Report said Yes, the Chevrolet Traverse is a good midsize SUV. It has a capable V6 engine, gets decent gas mileage, and provides a cushioned ride, even over rough roads. Few SUVs in any class have as much cargo space, and the Traverse can accommodate adults in all three rows. The infotainment tech is user-friendly as well.