New Chevrolet Trax for Sale Burlington NJ

The Chevy Trax is back for 2026 and holds down its spot as Chevy's most affordable SUV. While the automaker didn't overhaul the Trax this year, it did make a handful of tweaks that keep the model feeling current. If you're trying to figure out what's new, what stayed the same, and where the Trax fits in today's small-SUV market, here's the scoop.

Key Takeaways

• Chevy introduces new colors for 2026.
• As of December 6, 2025, pricing ranges from $22,995 to $26,695.
• The roomier cabin, bigger screens, and added cargo space introduced last year remain in place for 2026.

2026 Chevy Trax Pricing and Trims

Chevy's biggest visual change this year comes down to paint. White Sands and Apex Red step in, while Crimson Metallic and Nitro Yellow Metallic step out. Chevy also trims a few accessories from the order guide--including the Winter/Summer Mat Package, the cargo organizer, premium carpeted mats, and the highway safety kit.

What hasn't changed is the Trax's mission. It's still one of the rare new vehicles that comfortably stays below the $30k mark. The LS opens things up at $22,995, while the 1RS and LT meet in the middle, at $24,495. At the top, the 2RS and ACTIV share the same $26,695 price.

Powertrain with the Same Formula and Same Focus

Chevy keeps its drivetrain unchanged for another year. Every Trax uses a 1.2-liter turbocharged three-cylinder making 137 horsepower, paired with a six-speed automatic that sends power only to the front wheels. There's still no all-wheel-drive option, which may be a dealbreaker for some shoppers, but sticking to this setup is part of why the Trax stays inexpensive.

2026 Trax Tech, Comfort, and Space

When Chevy redesigned the Trax, the extra wheelbase length was a game-changer. That added space still pays off in 2026. Rear passengers get noticeably more legroom than the old model ever offered, and the cargo area is more spacious, thanks to the stretched footprint. Controls are intuitive, and the materials used keep things practical, but trim-level upgrades, like heated seats, a heated steering wheel, remote start, and a sunroof, give the cabin even more comfort.

Chevy sticks with the larger infotainment screens it added last generation. LS and 1RS models run an 8-inch touchscreen that already feels generous for an entry-level SUV. Move to the LT, 2RS, or ACTIV, and you get a wider 11-inch touchscreen along with an 8-inch digital gauge cluster.

Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard across the board, which instantly modernizes the Trax more than some pricier competitors. Chevy also offers helpful extras like wireless charging and a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot if you want a little more convenience.

Will the 2026 Chevy Trax Fit Your Needs?

The 2026 Chevy Trax remains one of the most inexpensive new SUVs on the market. If you want to get a feel for how the Trax fits your daily routine, the easiest way to do so is to stop by our showroom for a test drive. We're here to help you compare features, pricing, and equipment availability for specific builds. Contact Burlington Chevrolet today!