2021 Chevrolet Traverse First Look at The Big Three-Row’s New Look

Changes to the Traverse’s exterior aren’t drastic but are noticeable. Chevrolet sharpened the look a little bit with narrower headlights, which are standard LEDs, and added blockier styling elements that square up the previously somewhat rounded nose. Turn signal indicators are now integrated into the daytime running lamps flanking the lower intakes, while the two grille sections separated by the bowtie now come together in a more cohesive unit, and the lower vents and fog lights have also been redesigned. In the rear, you’ll find new LED taillights. Four new wheel designs complete the look.

The 2021 Chevrolet Traverse‘s interior receives several new available features, among them an 8.0-inch driver information center, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capability, and a rear power sunshade for the available two-panel power sunroof. Chevrolet is also changing up the available upholstery colors and trims.

Safety features that previously were optional will now be standard on the 2021 Traverse. These include automated emergency braking with front pedestrian detection, lane keep assist with lane departure warning, forward collision alert, automatic high-beam controls, and a following distance indicator. Additionally, adaptive cruise control is now available on the 3LT, RS, and Premier trims. Safety Alert Seat, a feature that vibrates the driver seat to warn of potential hazards, is standard on Premier and High Country models.