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The Chevrolet Trax has carved out a strong reputation as a subcompact crossover SUV. At Eddy's Chevrolet, serving the Wichita, Park City, and Derby, Kansas, areas, this model has become a go-to pick for daily commuters and urban drivers looking to get more out of every mile.
The Trax has been part of the North American market since 2015, and this Chevrolet Trax review breaks down the key specs, features, and highlights that keep this SUV a competitive option in its class.
The Chevy Trax runs on a 1.2L Turbo 3-cylinder ECOTEC® engine, producing 137 horsepower and 162 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. With an EPA-estimated 30 MPG combined fuel economy, this engine keeps refueling stops further apart and hauling lighter on the wallet.
Designed for car-like handling and urban performance, the powertrain gives drivers the kind of responsive, efficient experience that makes city driving and open highway stretches equally manageable.
The Trax seats five adults with enough room to keep everyone at ease on longer drives. For cargo, the Trax opens up to a maximum of 54 cubic feet of storage space, making it a capable option for families, road-trip regulars, and anyone who tends to haul more gear than their last vehicle could handle.
The interior layout prioritizes smart use of space, so the Trax punches well above its compact footprint when it comes to everyday versatility.
Pull up the center console and the 11-inch HD touchscreen takes center stage, delivering a sharp, intuitive interface for navigation, media, and more.
Standard wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility keep drivers connected hands-free, while available wireless charging, a built-in Wi-Fi® hotspot, and additional tech upgrades round out a well-equipped cabin.
Safety comes standard with Chevy Safety Assist®, a six-feature driver assistance suite that includes:
Every feature works in sync to support a safer, more alert driving experience on any road.
The Chevy Trax includes Chevrolet Teen Driver Technology, a built-in system that activates through a designated key.* Parents can set speed alerts, access an in-vehicle report card, and review driving behavior data after the fact.
It gives families a practical, tech-forward way to reinforce responsible driving habits and maintain visibility into how new drivers are handling the road.
Yes. The Trax comes in at 178.6 inches long and 71.8 inches wide (without mirrors), while the Equinox measures 183.2 inches in length and 74.9 inches in width (without mirrors). Shoppers who prefer a more agile, compact SUV profile will find the Trax is the right call.
The Chevy Trax is available in five trim configurations: LS, 1RS, LT, 2RS, and ACTIV. Each level builds on the last with added features, styling details, and technology upgrades, giving buyers a clear path to the version that matches their priorities.
The Chevy Trax has a lot going for it, and the best way to experience it is in person. The team at Eddy's Chevrolet near Wichita, Park City, and Derby, KS, is ready to answer questions, walk through available trim options, and schedule a test drive at your convenience. Reach out today and see what this capable subcompact SUV can do for your daily drive.
