Chevrolet Traverse 0-60 times

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The 2018 Chevy Traverse as a mid-SUV can boast its lightweight, passenger space and lux top trim. Its 3-inch 2-row and 3-row legroom space became roomier than Honda Pilot or Toyota Highlander offer. In the mid-size SUV niche, it’s a larger passenger room crossover, though it doesn’t seem to be such.

Engine specs

All Chevys gets the 3.6-liter V-6 base engine. The only exception is the turbo-RS pushes 310 hp.

Thanks to a 9-speed automatic gearbox the acceleration rise smoothly and quietly even on high reaches. The Chevrolet Traverse 0-60 time is 6.6 seconds. The engine also does the job adequately with various maneuvers, regardless of the low or high speed you use.

The engine provides imperceptible and quiet changing of gears even when acceleration is high. As a result, The Chevrolet Traverse 1⁄4 mile time is 15.1 seconds.

You can exactly predict the gearbox behavior. It works on low gears for flat road and high gears for a poor driveway.

New 2018 model gets improved steering via 5-link rear suspension added by MacPherson struts ahead. The handling became more adaptive and up to snuff. To be sure, the big Traverse handling would never be so smooth and fun as Mazda CX-9 offers, but it is good at the brakes, corners and rough road.

Exterior & Interior

The front-wheel-drive models go standard with all necessary features. The four-wheel drive Traverse has all trim levels without improving AWD.

As the base lineup model the Traverse L includes standard rearview cam, 7.0-inch touchscreen as a part of MyLink control, CarPlay connected with Android or Apple, 6 USB ports, 3.5-inch driver information display, HID headlights, keyless entry system, auto-climate control, the Teen Driver control for monitoring way of driving for the last.

The LS model includes all the L’s standard features adding colored glass.

The LT Cloth modification gets adverse-weather lamps, baggage rack, the 2-row driver seat, colorful 18-inch billet wheels.

The LT Leather adds rear park system, a 360-dashboard camera control, car navigation system, an 8.0-inch display, heating front seats, part leather, a power liftgate in a programmed fashion, a Bose car audio-system, a 4.2-inch multi-display, a 20-inch billet wheels.

The sports RS provides some black details such as a branded badge, roof bars, window frame.

The Premier is a luxury model with 20-inch metallic-finish billet wheels, a metallic recharger, LED headlights, front seat memorized settings, a heating steering wheel, perforated leather interior trim,  front seats with ventilation.

The first-class High Country trim gets polished 20-inch billet wheels, a heavy-duty cool control, towing coupler, and a black-brown leather interior trim.

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Conclusion

Speaking of interior space and the 3-row seat legroom, the 98.5 cubic feet Chevy holds 8 sitting passengers and is the leader in its class. In order of size, the 2018 Chevy comes in between the large Tahoe and the small Equinox. And with the V-6 base engine and the Chevrolet Traverse 0 to 60 mph, the Chevy can build upon the lack of competition in years ahead.