Compare the Chevy Trax

Both the Chevy Trax and Honda HR-V offer seating for up to five passengers, making them great choices for road trips, daily commutes, and everything in between. But when you take a closer look, the Trax gives drivers a little extra breathing room where it matters most. The Trax offers generous passenger space with up to 41.9 inches of front legroom and 38.7 inches in the rear, helping everyone stay comfortable even on longer drives.

Under the hood, these SUVs take different approaches. The Honda HR-V delivers more horsepower, but the Chevy Trax counters with stronger torque, giving you quicker response when merging, passing, or accelerating around town.

Even better? The Trax helps you spend less time at the pump with an EPA-estimated 28 MPG city rating.

Inside the cabin, the Trax feels especially modern thanks to its available 11-inch touchscreen display, giving you an easy, connected way to access navigation, music, apps, and more.

If your lifestyle calls for flexibility and fun, both the Chevy Trax and Nissan Kicks check a lot of boxes. But the Trax makes a strong case for drivers who want a little more comfort and capability.

While both SUVs seat five passengers, rear-seat riders in the Trax enjoy noticeably more legroom, perfect for friends, family, or anyone who doesn't love feeling cramped in the back seat.

Performance-wise, the Trax also gives drivers more torque than the Kicks, creating a smoother, more responsive driving experience when you're accelerating or navigating busy roads.

Fuel economy remains impressive too, with the Trax delivering up to 30 MPG combined.