The three-row SUV naming Traverse underlying with the badging of Chevrolet is now revised with the prices it carries, the base models, front-wheel drive models are now wearing a more increased price.
The top trim still remains the High Country that would now be featured in the more priced out variants of the Traverse. The base L Trim now goes kicked out from the lineup and below mentioned increase in the prices might shock some but can solace the ones holding a giant money chest.
| Base LS Trim now starts with $34,895, V-6 engine, front-wheel drive |
| The Top Trim floats with a price tag of $54,395 |
| All 2022 Traverse trims come with standard front-wheel drive |
| All trims come with a 3.6-liter V6 engine |
| All-wheel drive is an optional thing with a more raise of $2,000 to $38,000 based on the trim level you choose |
The LS trim is one step below the LT trim and begins with a somewhat of $37,395 with the cloth upholstery and $41,095 with the other equipment and leather upholstery.
The other models like the one Traverse RS start with a somewhat $45,395 while the other premier and the High Country are tagged with a somewhat of $47,795 and $52,395 of prices respectively, the latter models are more into lending luxury.
Just like the Mercedes, BMW, and Ford, the Chevrolet would be giving a subtle discounted trim for the Traverse but there happens to be a shortage of chips. The Chevrolet Traverse was earlier produced in the year 2021 but Chevy made a delay until the year 2022, which came after the waves of the Corona Virus Pandemic.
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