A brand-new batch
of spy shots on the GM Authority blog this week revealed the
mid-cycle enhancement of the upcoming 2021 Chevy Traverse, which appears here to sport the
design of the 3-row full-size crossover similar to the rest of the brand's
offerings. The front and rear fascias now mimic the design of the latest Chevy Blazer,
a model that all of us here at Chuck Hutton Chevy of Memphis are happy will continue to stoke
inspiration for the design of many future endeavors.
The very latest
2020 model year of the Chevy Traverse saw the discontinuation of the RS-exclusive turbocharged
2.0-liter LTG I-4, which was replaced by the naturally-aspirated 3.6-LFY V6
offered in other Traverse models. The very first-generation Chevy Traverse saw
production in 2008 for the 2009 model year, and saw 8 years of rolling off the
line. The 2018 model year was when the second-generation model was introduced,
and it is one of those vehicles that has had customers consistently excited
with its many offerings and aggressive stance since its early origins.
Situated up front
on the 2021 refresh, there is a two-tiered lighting arrangement that is also
similar to what is seen on the Blazer, with new, thin, upper LED lighting, in
addition to a pair of lower projector beams. In the rear, the 2021 Chevy
Traverse refresh will offer new tail lamps, providing a more detailed and
unique inner tail lamp graphic. It's still a bit hard to tell what engine
type/other tech offerings will be included on board, but the new model should
make its debut early next year along with all of the important fine details.
This mid-size SUV
is loved for its combination of a car's smooth ride and responsive handling
with the added enjoyment of a crossover's high position and storage capability.
It is currently available in front – or all-wheel drive, in LS, LT, RS,
Premier, or High Country trims. The current model's High Country trim is also
where you receive the twin-clutch AWD System with automatic-locking rear
differential, automatic emergency braking, active lane control, adaptive cruise
control, and automatic high beams.
Opting for the
Premier trim gives you 20-inch wheels, a heated steering wheel, leather
upholstery, hands-free power liftgate, 8.0-inch touchscreen, heated and cooled
front seats, wireless charging, navigation, and the music lover's epic
enjoyment of Bose audio! We'll keep you updated right here on the blog
regarding any news concerning the 2021
Traverse, and its family-focused performance + daily-driver-friendly qualities.
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