The 2025 Chevy Traverse introduces the High Country trim, featuring a sophisticated chrome grille and distinctive 22-inch wheels. After a brief hiatus, it returns with stunning silver accents and a sleek design that sets it apart from the RS variant.
Inside, the cabin is enhanced with leather-appointed heated and ventilated seats, available in Jet Black with bronze accents or Sky Cool Gray, exclusive to this trim. The heated second-row seats and power-folding third row add extra comfort and convenience.
The High Country comes equipped with Super Cruise, GM's hands-free driving system, to ensure a safer driving experience. It also includes Hitch Guidance and Hitch View for easier trailer alignment and features an "uplevel" suspension for superior handling.
Standard packages include:
- Convenience Package: Heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and remote start.
- Driver Confidence Package: Surround-view camera, rear pedestrian alert, and traffic sign recognition.
- Enhanced Driving Package: Super Cruise and automatic parking assist.
The High Country also boasts ambient lighting, lighting animation, and a Bose 10-speaker sound system.
Starting at $54,995, the High Country is only slightly more expensive than its predecessor, positioning it just below the RS trim in the Traverse lineup.
Summary: The 2025 Chevy Traverse High Country makes its return with elevated luxury and advanced features, offering a premium driving experience highlighted by its elegant design and innovative technology.
 | The Traverse High Country is definitely upscale, but at this price point, I wonder how it compares to competitors like the Ford Explorer and Toyota Highlander. |
 | The updates to the Traverse High Country seem interesting, but I need to see how it drives and if it lives up to the luxury claims. |
