2021 Chevy Trailblazer Poised to Unveil Higher-End Luxury Features

Early 2020 is when the all-new Chevy Trailblazer is set to make its first appearance, fitting comfortably into the lineup between the Trax and Equinox. As the staff of Newswheel reported last week, it's not just the low sticker price that could sway buyers right here at Chuck Hutton Chevy of Memphis and nationwide and that it will probably sport some unexpected luxury features as well. The images you can check out here reveal what appears to be a ventilated seating button situated on the center console, which would give the Trailblazer some stride and swagger regarding the ever-present competition.

While ventilated seats may only be present on testing prototype models, they could find their way into the final cut due to the increased demand for comfort and luxury features. As you dig deep into your New Year's vehicle wish list and go beyond the smaller items such as socks and sweaters, you'll see that the Chevy Equinox Premier trim level offers ventilated seats, on top of heated rear outboard seats. It would seem to make sense to see this carry over to the Trailblazer, a vehicle that will be no stranger to inclement weather or constantly changing conditions.

To the far corners of Tennessee or anywhere else you choose to roam, the Trailblazer features a large amount of helpful navigation and assistance technology. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto have become staples and mainstays regarding what people expect for any new model, but we are very excited about the Chevrolet Infotainment System 3, another great additive that lets you stay seamlessly connected wherever you choose to explore. Wireless charging is also available, another feature that helps all your devices stay at peak potential without the familiar cord-dangling act.

Standard driver-assist technology onboard included front pedestrian braking automatic emergency braking, a rear-vision camera, lane-keep assist, and teen driver technology. Teen Driver is simply amazing: years ago, you had no way of monitoring those closest to you after school, on the weekends, or in the evening. The fact that it gives you a report card regarding location, top speed, and more is invaluable: those who just learned how to drive are sometimes going to not be honest about their whereabouts!

No matter how much a youngster does not enjoy having their every move watched, it ultimately will protect them from accidents and higher insurance rates in the future. We will keep you updated about this and any other luxury elements you might notice on the incoming Trailblazer and hope this holiday season is happy, safe, and peaceful for you and yours!