2017 Chevrolet Equinox vs. 2017 Chevrolet Traverse Interior Design and Features

Both these attractive Chevrolet crossovers are equipped with several innovative modern features that put them miles ahead of the competition, including:

• Performance Audio: The Chevy Equinox features a standard six-speaker audio system, but drivers can upgrade to the Pioneer premium audio system with subwoofer. The Chevy Traverse’s standard music system can be upgraded to a Bose 10 speaker sound system for crystal-clear audio from any source.
• MyLink: Both crossovers can be equipped with the Chevrolet MyLink infotainment system that offers smartphone connectivity via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto functions for access to hands-free calling, music streaming, maps, news, weather, and more.
• OnStar: Chevrolet offers access to OnStar in every one of its vehicles. The system gives drivers options like concierge and roadside assistance service, as well as automatic crash notification on properly equipped vehicles, and Wi-Fi connectivity for up to seven compatible devices.
• Navigation: Both vehicles offer access to an optional GPS-guided navigation system for real-time traffic and turn by turn directions.
• Entertainment: Traverse drivers can opt for the available rear seat entertainment center with DVD player, remote control, overhead display, and two-channel wireless infrared headphones.
• Power seating: The Equinox and the Traverse both offer eight-way power adjustable driver seats with optional memory settings for a custom fit that can be shared with more than one driver.
• Climate control: The Equinox as optional automatic climate control to allow drivers to set their preferences and forget about them. The Traverse can be equipped with automatic tri-zone climate control to ensure the comfort of passengers both front and back.
• Bluetooth: Both crossovers offer Bluetooth connectivity for convenient hands-free calling from any compatible device.
• Sunroof: The Equinox has an optional power sunroof to let the daylight in even during gloomy winter months, while the Traverse offers an optional Dual SkyScape sunroof with power front panel and fixed rear panel.

Whether you need a nimble people-mover designed to navigate busy city streets with ease, or you and your crew need something larger, Chevy’s well-designed SUVs have you covered:

• 2017 Chevy Equinox: The compact Chevy Equinox is by no means cramped. Passengers get 99.7 cubic feet of seating space with 31.5 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the rear seats. Drivers can expand this cargo area up to 63.7 cubic feet by folding down the second row of seats.
• 2017 Chevy Traverse: The mid-sized Chevy Traverse is ideal for those who require just a bit more, delivering 150.8 cubic feet of passenger volume with 24.4 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third-row seats. This available space is expandable to 70.3 cubic feet with the third row laid down and a maximum of 116.3 cubic feet with both rows of passenger folded.