2027 Chevrolet Trax Technology: Bigger Screens and Google Gemini

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How big are the 2027 Trax screens?
The refreshed Trax gets an 11-inch driver information display and an 11.3-inch center touchscreen. The 2026 Trax offers an 11-inch touchscreen on the LT and above, paired with an 8-inch driver display.
| Technology | 2026 Trax | Refreshed 2027 Trax |
|---|---|---|
| Touchscreen | 11-inch available | 11.3-inch |
| Driver display | 8-inch | 11-inch |
| Software | Chevrolet infotainment | Google built-in with Gemini |
| Phone link | Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto | Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi hotspot available | 12-month OnStar One with Wi-Fi hotspot |
What is Google built-in with Gemini?
It puts Google Maps, Google Assistant-style voice help and apps directly in the dash, and adds the Gemini AI assistant for natural voice requests. Chevrolet announced it for the refreshed Trax.
Voice navigation helps on the Tri-State Tollway and Cicero Avenue, where lane choices come up fast.
Back to the full 2027 Chevrolet Trax guide at Webb Chevy Oak Lawn
Key Takeaways
- 11-inch driver display.
- 11.3-inch touchscreen.
- Google built-in with Gemini.
- Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto.
- 12 months of OnStar One.
Tech FAQ
How big is the 2027 Trax touchscreen?
11.3 inches.
Does the Trax have wireless CarPlay?
Yes, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Does the Trax have Google built-in?
The refreshed 2027 model does.
Is OnStar included?
OnStar One is included for 12 months.
Chevrolet has not published 2027 Trax pricing or detailed refreshed-model specifications. Prices shown are Chevrolet’s published 2026 Trax starting MSRPs, listed for reference only, and exclude destination, tax, title, license and dealer fees. Features, trims and timing reflect Chevrolet’s October 2026 announcement and published reports and may change. Contact the dealership for current availability.
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