Chevy Traverse Interior: How Much Space and Tech You Actually Get

The Chevy Traverse interior is built around one question most 3-row shoppers actually care about: will everyone and everything fit without a fight? Between best-in-class cargo volume, flexible seating, and a cabin loaded with standard tech, the Traverse answers that question before you even load the trunk. Starling Chevrolet Orlando has the current Traverse lineup in stock — here’s exactly what the cabin delivers.

Seating and Space in the Chevy Traverse Interior

The Traverse seats 7 standard, with 8-passenger seating available on the LT trim for families who need every seat filled. Smart Slide Seats make climbing into the third row easier without folding the whole second row down first, and power-folding second- and third-row seats — standard on the RS trim, available on others — turn cargo mode into a one-button job. The RS adds One-Touch Fold for the second row specifically, which matters more than it sounds like when you’re juggling kids, gear, and a closing door at the same time.

Best-in-Class Cargo Volume

Behind the seating, the Chevy Traverse interior delivers up to 98 cubic feet of max cargo volume — Chevrolet’s own best-in-class claim for the segment. In practice that’s room for a large dog crate, a wheelchair alongside gear, a full grocery run, or the after-practice pile of soccer balls and cleats without anyone negotiating trunk space. The AutoSense Power Liftgate opens hands-free, which is the detail that actually gets used every single day, not just on the spec sheet.

Technology Inside the Cabin

Every Traverse comes standard with a 17.7-inch infotainment touchscreen and an 11-inch driver information screen — sizes that used to be reserved for top trims elsewhere. Wireless phone charging and second-row USB ports are also standard, and Google built-in with the Google Gemini AI assistant is available for hands-free help on the road. The LT trim adds an available panoramic sunroof, and HD Surround Vision is available across the lineup for tighter parking situations around Orlando, Kissimmee, and Lake Nona.

Comfort and Accessibility Features

Beyond the base cabin, the Traverse offers real flexibility for different households. A BraunAbility Traverse conversion is available for wheelchair accessibility, built with a full-floor lowered design, a power-illuminated ramp, and a 30.5-inch glide door opening for independent, easy entry and exit. Trim-specific interior touches add personality on top of the shared foundation — the Z71 leans rugged with off-road-ready styling, while the RS brings a flat-bottom steering wheel and red interior accents for a sportier feel.

See the Chevy Traverse Interior at Starling Chevrolet Orlando

The Traverse lineup starts at $40,800 for the LT, $49,100 for the off-road-capable Z71, and $55,800 for the street-styled RS — every trim built on the same spacious, tech-forward interior described above. Starling Chevrolet Orlando, Orlando’s largest Chevy dealer, has the current lineup on the lot for Kissimmee, Lake Nona, Hunters Creek, and St. Cloud families to see in person. Browse the new vehicle inventory, check your options through the finance center, get an Instant Cash Offer on your trade, or reach the team through the contact page. For service on your current Traverse, call (407) 917-5348; for sales questions, call (407) 917-6627.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seats does the Chevy Traverse have?

The Traverse seats 7 passengers standard, with 8-passenger seating available on the LT trim. Smart Slide Seats and power-folding second- and third-row seats make accessing and reconfiguring the cabin easier. Call (407) 917-6627 to check current Traverse configurations at Starling Chevrolet Orlando.

How much cargo space does the Traverse offer?

The Chevy Traverse offers up to 98 cubic feet of max cargo volume, a best-in-class figure for the segment, along with an AutoSense Power Liftgate for hands-free access. Browse the new vehicle inventory to see current Traverse stock.

What technology comes standard inside the Traverse?

Every Traverse includes a standard 17.7-inch infotainment touchscreen, an 11-inch driver information screen, wireless phone charging, and second-row USB ports. Google built-in with the Google Gemini AI assistant is available, along with an available panoramic sunroof on the LT.

Is the Chevy Traverse available with wheelchair accessibility?

Yes. A BraunAbility Traverse conversion is available with a full-floor lowered design, a power-illuminated ramp, and a 30.5-inch glide door opening for independent entry and exit. Contact Starling Chevrolet Orlando or call (407) 917-6627 for availability.