ChevroletThe Chevy Traverse is coming off a couple of very hot sales years, according to a press release, and it looks like Chevrolet is giving it some special treatment for 2027 in the form of a greatly updated High Country trim. This time, it's before the venerated (and also greatly updated) 2027 Silverado, which was the truck that introduced the trim in the first place.As with all Traverse High Country models from previous years, the 2027 update represents the highest trim you can get for the Traverse. For 2027, you get a new front fascia trim with matching 22-inch wheels, as well as new cameras on the inside and out that come with the ability to record whatever happens. Of course, you also get a host of High Country badges. Chevy hasn't announced a specific time frame as to when dealers will start getting the new Traverse High Country, but it has noted that it will appear on other Chevy models, like the Silverado, Tahoe, and Suburban sometime soon. Production for the 2027 Traverse is slated to begin next month in Michigan. AdvertisementAdvertisementRead more: Chevy's 2027 Corvette Grand Sport X Is A Budget Beast (Just Skip This One Option)Furthering the Traverse's evolutionChevroletChevy says the "new High Country experience is modern, athletic and contemporary." The current generation of Traverse has a turbocharged four-cylinder instead of a V6 like its predecessors, and it's certainly a more progressive direction for the family-hauler apart from going with a hybrid or full electric drivetrain. The Traverse's sibling, the GMC Acadia, followed suit with the new engine layout recently as well. But opting for a turbocharged four-banger didn't seem to matter all that much in the power department since the Traverse has a healthy 328 horsepower and can tow 5,000 pounds. This puts it right around its mortal enemy, the Ford Explorer.The configurator on Chevy's website reveals that buying a 2027 Chevy Traverse High Country with all-wheel drive will set you back $60,095 when you include the destination charge. That's an exact $1,000 difference from the 2026 High Country.Want the latest in tech and auto trends? Subscribe to our free newsletter for the latest headlines, expert guides, and how-to tips, one email at a time. You can also add us as a preferred search source on Google.Read the original article on SlashGear.
