The Chevy Trax has been around for several years, but it’s recently been fully redesigned. The new Trax is bigger, more stylish, and more refined. Hicksville, OH drivers will like its available 11-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Other subcompact SUVs such as the Hyundai Venue, Buick Encore GX, and Toyota Corolla Cross are also well-built and feature-rich, but they aren’t as well-rounded as the Trax. Jim Schmidt Chevrolet built the following comparisons to show you why.
Chevy Trax vs. Hyundai Venue
Acceleration:You need an SUV with punchy acceleration to merge safely onto highways in Bryan, OH. The new Chevy Trax has a turbocharged 137-horsepower three-cylinder engine that generates 162 pound-feet of torque. The new Hyundai Venue has a 121-horsepower four-cylinder engine that only makes 113 pound-feet of torque.
Cargo Space:You’ll want a large cargo area to stow your groceries or road trip necessities. Defiance, OH drivers will appreciate that the new Chevy Trax has 25.6 cubic feet of room behind the rear seats and 54.1 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats folded down. The new Hyundai Venue has 31.9 cubic feet of room for cargo with its back seats folded.
Tech Features:The new Chevy Trax comes standard with an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system that supports wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto. A standard Wi-Fi hotspot helps you stay connected however far you roam from Fort Wayne, IN. Remote start and an 11-inch touchscreen are available. The new Hyundai Venue also comes with an 8-inch display and wireless smartphone integration. However, the Venue doesn’t offer a Wi-Fi hotspot or a larger touchscreen.
Chevy Trax vs. Buick Encore GX
Ride Quality:The new Chevy Trax offers a comfortable ride with a smooth suspension and secure handling on a variety of road conditions. The new Buick Encore GX rides comfortably in most situations, but you'll feel the bumps on rougher pavement.
Cargo Space:If you enjoy going on camping trips or vacations, you’ll want plenty of space for your camping gear or suitcases. Hicksville, OH drivers will enjoy over 54 cubic feet of cargo space in the new Chevy Trax. The new Buick Encore GX has just 50.2 cubic feet of room with its rear seats folded.
Safety Tech:The new Chevy Trax comes with four standard driver assistance features to help you avoid accidents in Bryan, OH. Standard automatic high-beam headlights allow you to see and be seen at night without blinding other drivers. The new Buick Encore GX only comes with three standard advanced active safety features. Automatic high beams are not available.
Chevy Trax vs. Toyota Corolla Cross
Passing Power:The new Chevy Trax has a turbocharged 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine that produces 137 horsepower and 162 pound-feet of torque. Its high torque output enables simpler passing in Defiance, OH. When properly equipped, the Trax can sprint from 0 to 60 in 8.8 seconds. The new Toyota Corolla Cross has a 169-horsepower four-cylinder engine, but it only generates 150 pound-feet of torque. It takes over nine seconds for the Corolla Cross to get to 60 mph from a standstill.
Passenger Space:Just because you drive a subcompact SUV doesn’t mean you should feel cramped inside it. You won’t, with the new Chevy Trax. Taller Fort Wayne, IN passengers will appreciate its class-leading 38.7 inches of rear legroom. The Toyota Corolla Cross has just 32 inches of rear legroom.
Interior Quality:The new Chevy Trax has one of the more stylish interiors in Chevrolet’s lineup, with well-placed controls and a tasteful design. Cloth seats are standard, but synthetic leather upholstery is available. The new Toyota Corolla Cross has a modern, uncluttered cabin, but just about every surface is trimmed with hard plastic, which gives the interior a rather cheap, down-market ambiance.
Test Drive a New Chevy Trax at Jim Schmidt Chevrolet in Hicksville, OH
Despite its many advantages, the new Chevy Trax has one of the lowest starting prices among subcompact SUVs. Visit Jim Schmidt Chevrolet and test drive your favorite Trax trim today.