Chevy could easily build this.
It is becoming more popular to create off-road-oriented crossovers. Toyota, for example, has the TRD Off-Road while Subaru is currently working on the Wilderness Outback or Forester. This rendering shows Chevy’s attempt to enter this market. This image shows an imagined Chevy Traverse Active with a higher ride height. Chevy wouldn’t have to spend too much time building this car. The Traverse is the base of this design. Body cladding is added around the lower edges of the exterior. To improve the departure and approach angles, we made slight adjustments to the rear and front fascias. Black six-spoke, six-spoke black wheels are wrapped in chunky tires.
These tweaks result in a model that is more rugged, but not strong enough to do any off-road work. These changes might appeal to those who enjoy an outdoor lifestyle and are open to making modifications to the Traverse. Chevy already Trailblazer Trailblazer Activ Trim Level . It features a larger grille and tuned suspension dampers. It also rides on Hankook Sport Terrain tires.
The Traverse was in a bit of trouble in 2020, as the 2021 model-year version was due to get a refresh. The updated Chevy look was first introduced by Chevy in March. However, the coronavirus pandemic caused the company to delay the launch. The automaker decided to delay the introduction of the updated look until the 2022 model-year.
The updated Traverse features a front end that is smaller and has smaller headlights. Chevy has updated the interior with a 8.0-inch driver information screen and a panoramic sunroof. Standard driver-assistance now includes automatic emergency braking and automatic high beams, forward pedestrian braking, forward collision warning, and lane keep assist with lane departure warning. There was only one powertrain option: a 3.6-liter V6 engine and a nine-speed auto.