The Trax joins Chevrolet’s small car lineup, into which seven models have launched in the past four years. In the same four-year span, Chevrolet’s market share of the small, compact and mini car segments has more than tripled because of models like the Spark, Sonic, and Cruze. Almost one in two buyers of these cars are new to the Chevrolet brand.

The Trax will bring the only seven-inch color touchscreen to the segment as part of its MyLink infotainment system, which will also boast a 4G LTE connection from OnStar, enabling up to seven portable devices to share a Wi-Fi hotspot provided by the Trax’s data connection. Siri Eyes Free will offer a heads-up interaction with an Apple iPhone, and BringGo integration provides the most affordable in-dash navigation system on the market.

Trax will also come with 10 standard airbags, more than any of its segment competitors. The Trax also offers the segment’s only rear-seat-mounted thorax air bag. A rearview camera is standard and park assist is available. Trax’s design showcases the small SUV’s capabilities, demonstrating its ability to tackle city streets while offering the versatility of an SUV. The design features Chevrolet’s signature dual-port grille and chrome accents, aligning it with the rest of the Chevrolet lineup.