Members of our White-Allen Chevrolet team love the Chevy Trax for its efficiency, high-horsepower engine, impressive tech and safety features. We can't pick a favorite safety feature. They're all superb. Take a look.
Tailgating: Too Close for Comfort
Few people ever intend to tailgate, but busy road conditions are distracting. Luckily, the Chevy Trax has a special indicator that provides you with your following gap time in seconds. Once informed, you can make speed adjustments.
Stay in Your Lane
Unintentional lane drifting is an unfortunate reality, but it doesn't have to be inevitable. The Chevy Trax uses exterior sensors to detect such drifting, even deploying Lane Keep Assist, gentle steering wheel turns to help you get back in (and stay in) your lane.
Front Pedestrian Braking
At speeds under 50 mph, the Chevy Trax delivers automatic braking if a pedestrian wanders across your path. It can also do this in the event of a potential front-end collision, braking hard or offering braking assistance to avoid or mitigate crash severity.