Automotive
Chevrolet debuts updated 2027 Traverse High Country
The refreshed range-topping SUV features a redesigned logo, new styling finishes, and updated cabin materials.
The short version
- Chevrolet has revealed an updated design philosophy for its premium High Country trim on the 2027 Traverse.
- The 2027 Traverse High Country moves away from chrome accents, adopting a new synthetic interior upholstery, real wood trim, and a modernized badge.
- Production is scheduled to begin next month, with pricing details expected later this year.
Key facts
- The 2027 Chevrolet Traverse High Country replaces traditional chrome exterior accents with black molding and a 'Tritan Satin' finish on the grille and headlight surrounds.[Car and Driver]
- The model debuts a redesigned High Country badge on a single plane featuring a modern mountain icon, located on the front fenders rather than featuring the Traverse name.[Car and Driver]
- Inside, the SUV transitions from real leather to a synthetic upholstery material described by Chevrolet as more durable and sustainable, paired with real wood trim on the dashboard and upper door panels.[Car and Driver]
- The vehicle retains its standard mechanical specifications: a 328-horsepower, turbocharged 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine, an eight-speed automatic transmission, and a 5,000-pound towing capacity.[Car and Driver]
- New standard safety and convenience technology includes Cabin Glance, a live rear-seat camera view, and the Surround Vision Recorder dashcam system.[Car and Driver]
- Production is scheduled to begin next month at General Motors' Lansing Delta Township assembly plant in Michigan.[Car and Driver]
What remains uncertain
- The exact pricing of the 2027 Traverse High Country has not been officially released, though estimates place the starting price around $58,000.[Car and Driver]