Compare Trailblazer when AWD matters
Trailblazer offers available AWD and different packaging. Read the Trailblazer guide before treating the two names as interchangeable.
Whether it’s the bold, confident ACTIV or the sporty, sleek RS, there’s a Trax designed to match your personality.
ACTIV
Featuring Titanium Chrome exterior accents, blackout wheels, and striking Yellow interior touches, the ACTIV trim brings confident, stand-out style to every drive. It's a small SUV that's as bold and as you are.
2RS
With Red interior accents, a race-inspired flat-bottom steering wheel, and bold Black exterior details, the 2RS is designed for those who move with intention. It's performance and style that speaks your language.
Trax comes with standard Chevy Safety Assist,3 a suite of six advanced safety and driver assistance features that bring added peace of mind to every drive.
When it comes to moving passengers and cargo, Trax has the flexibility you’re looking for. And with its capable ECOTEC®  1.2L Turbo engine, featuring an EPA-estimated 30 MPG combined fuel economy,4  delivering the goods is easy and efficient.
54 cu. ft.
Max cargo space5
60/40
Split-folding rear seat
5 seats
Fits most adults comfortably
Standard wireless Apple CarPlay®6 and wireless Android Auto™7 compatibility help you to stay connected to your world.
11-inch center diagonal touchscreen
Available
Wireless charging8
Available
Built-in Wi-Fi ® hotspot9
Available
2026 TRAX • SMALL SUV BUYING GUIDE
The 2026 Chevrolet Trax is a useful starting point for a St. Louis shopper who wants SUV-style cargo access without automatically moving into a larger vehicle. The decision should still begin with your passengers, parking space and complete ownership budget—not a payment headline.
Use this guide to compare Trax trims, understand its front-wheel-drive layout and plan a practical demonstration at Weber Chevrolet in Creve Coeur. Current availability and price belong to the individual vehicle listing and written proposal.
The Trax uses a 1.2L turbocharged three-cylinder engine and a six-speed automatic. It is a front-wheel-drive model; choosing a sportier-looking trim does not add all-wheel drive. This distinction should be settled early if AWD is one of your requirements.
An SUV-shaped vehicle is not automatically larger or more capable in every respect than the car you already own. Compare the driving position, rear-seat access, luggage opening and dimensions with your current vehicle. A familiar route can reveal more about suitability than a long equipment list.
Trim names organize a shortlist. The window sticker identifies what is installed.
| Trim | A useful reason to consider it | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| LS | A starting point for equipment and budget. | Required convenience and assistance features on the exact vehicle. |
| 1RS | A different appearance without assuming a larger engine. | Wheel/tire combination, cabin details and the full quote. |
| LT | A step in convenience and display equipment. | The features you would actually use each week. |
| 2RS | Sport-inspired styling and a higher-content comparison. | Whether those additions justify the price for your needs. |
| ACTIV | A distinctive design and interior choice. | Specific installed equipment; ACTIV is not an AWD promise. |
Place the front seats in normal positions before evaluating the rear row. Bring a car seat or bulky everyday item when possible, and measure the cargo floor with the rear seats in use. Folded-seat cargo figures are useful only for trips when those seats can actually be folded.
For a shopper parking in city or suburban spaces, try visibility around parked vehicles and the turning maneuver needed to enter the usual garage. A comfortable seat and easy cargo access may matter more on every trip than an appearance detail noticed mainly from outside.
Trailblazer offers available AWD and different packaging. Read the Trailblazer guide before treating the two names as interchangeable.
Try the rear seat, cargo area and driving feel in a 2026 Equinox. Compare like-for-like equipment and total proposals.
A used alternative should be judged by history, inspection and condition—not just a lower asking price. Use the used-car decision guide.
Try the infotainment system fitted to the trim you are considering. Pair your compatible phone while parked, choose audio, make a test call and check the navigation approach you prefer. Screen and convenience equipment differ across the lineup, so do not assume an image of a higher trim describes an LS.
Review the equipped safety and assistance functions with the team. Ask which alerts can be adjusted, when a system operates and what the driver must still do. The presence of an assistance package does not replace good visibility, proper seat adjustment or attentive driving.
Ask for a written proposal identifying the VIN, selling price, eligible incentives, taxes and fees. Separate trade value from any outstanding payoff. For financing, compare APR, term and total of payments; a longer loan can change the monthly amount without making the vehicle less expensive.
Review current specials, estimate scenarios with the payment calculator and start a trade appraisal when helpful. Insurance, fuel, maintenance and a comfortable cash reserve still belong in the household budget.
The 2026 Trax is front-wheel drive. Compare Trailblazer or another Chevrolet SUV with available AWD when that is a firm requirement.
Trax is a two-row, five-passenger model. Higher trims change equipment and styling, not the need to verify whether five people and their cargo fit comfortably.
Send the VIN or stock number with your preferred visit time and must-have features. Confirm the vehicle’s location and availability before traveling.
Let Weber Chevrolet know which trim, equipment and budget you are comparing. A confirmed vehicle and a simple seating-and-cargo checklist make the visit more useful than starting from a monthly payment alone.
Reference information: Chevrolet 2026 Trax information. Check the stated model year and the applicable vehicle, program or product documentation.
Disclaimers:
1The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price excludes, tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price.
2EPA-estimated 28 MPG city/32 highway/30 combined.
3Chevy Safety Assist includes Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian Braking, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Alert, IntelliBeam and Following Distance Indicator. Safety or driver assistance features are no substitute for the driver’s responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner. Read the vehicle Owner’s Manual for important feature limitations and information.
4EPA-estimated 28 MPG city/32 highway/30 combined.
5With rear seats folded. Cargo and load capacity limited by weight and distribution.
6Vehicle user interface is a product of Apple, and its terms and privacy statements apply. Requires compatible iPhone®, and data plan rates apply. Apple CarPlay® is a trademark of Apple Inc. Siri®, iPhone® and iTunes® are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries..
7Vehicle user interface is a product of Google, and its terms and privacy statements apply. Requires the Android Auto app on Google Play and a compatible Androidâ„¢ smartphone. Data plan rates apply. You can check which smartphones are compatible at g.co/androidauto/requirements. Android Auto is a trademark of Google LLC.
8The system wirelessly charges one compatible mobile device. Some phones have built-in wireless charging technology and others require a special adaptor/back cover. To check for phone or other device compatibility, visit my.chevrolet.com/learn or consult your carrier.
9Service varies with conditions and location. Requires active service and paid AT&T data plan. Visit onstar.com for details and limitations.
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