Chevrolet's Evolved High Country Trim Arrives First on the 2027 Traverse

Chevrolet said Aug. 25 that its High Country trim has evolved, with the new look available first on the 2027 Traverse, then the Next-Generation 2027 Silverado 1500.

Exterior changes include a new High Country badge on the front doors and liftgate, a new Tritan Satin finish on the grille and headlamp accents, and 22-inch high-gloss black, machined-face aluminum wheels, Chevrolet said. Inside are new Jet Black seats with Natural Tan accents, Natural Tan edged seatbelts, debossed first-row headrests and real wood decor.

An interior camera is available in all 2027 Traverse models and standard in High Country and RS, Chevrolet said. Cabin Glance gives a live view of the second and third rows on the center screen. Surround Vision Recorder captures and saves video from the vehicle's cameras when the vehicle is on. Security Recording can begin automatically when something triggers the vehicle's alarm. A USB drive is needed to save and access recordings, Chevrolet said.

Chevrolet lists a standard 2.5L turbocharged engine delivering 328 horsepower and 326 lb.-ft. of torque. Trailering capability is up to 5,000 pounds, a maximum rating Chevrolet said is intended for comparison purposes only.

"High Country is an important part of Chevrolet's design strategy, a premium expression with a clear role across the lineup," said Phil Zak, global executive exterior design director.

Production begins in September at Lansing Delta Township Assembly with U.S. and globally sourced parts, Chevrolet said. No price or on-sale date was announced.