DriveSenseChevrolet Trax
T300 facelift2017–2022
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| Powertrain | Engine / motor | Power | Drivetrain | Explore & compare |
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| ls ↗6-speed automatic · 2017–2022 | Gasoline · 1.4 L · 138 hp | 138 hp | Front-wheel drive | |
| lt ↗6-speed automatic · 2017–2022 | Gasoline · 1.4 L · 138 hp | 138 hp | Front-wheel drive | |
| premier ↗6-speed automatic · 2017–2022 | Gasoline · 1.4 L · 138 hp | 138 hp | Front-wheel drive |
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About this generation
For 2017, Chevrolet updated the first-generation Trax with revised exterior styling and equipment changes while keeping the same T300 body code. The facelifted model continued in the U.S. through the end of first-generation production. It remained the U.S. Trax until the redesign that replaced it for 2024.
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