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Here is the summary:The all-wheel-drive model has an 85-kilowatt-hour battery, 288 horsepower, and 333-pound-feet of torque.
The range is up to 449 kilometers, 279 miles.
There are rear-wheel-drive models with a 102-kilowatt-hour battery, 340 horsepower, and 325 pound-feet of torque, having 515 kilometers, 321 miles of range.
A performance all-wheel drive model is coming with 557 horsepower and 648-pound-feet of torque with 473 kilometers, 294 miles of range.
Features include:
- 11-inch digital driver display
- 17.7-inch touchscreen with Google built-in
- Wireless charger
- HD surround view
- 6-speaker audio system
- Power front seats with lumbar support
- Heated front seats
- Leatherette upholstery
- Heated steering wheel
- Power liftgate
- Remote start
- Chevy Safety Assist
Drive modes include normal, sport, snow, ice, and my-mode.
At highway speeds, there is some wind noise.
Panoramic sunroof is not available for the all-wheel-drive model in 2024 but will be available in 2025.
The LT all-wheel drive model starts at $60,331 Canadian and the RS all-wheel drive is $67,331 Canadian.
In the US, LT starts at $48,400, and the RS model starts at $53,200.
The vehicle qualifies for tax credits in the US and Canada.
Rear-wheel-drive models can tow 3500 pounds and all-wheel-drive 1500 pounds.
The warranty is three years 60,000 kilometers, 36,000 miles.
The new system removes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
It does not feel or respond as if it is laggy, the infotainment system is terrific.
It is bold and athletic-looking, having a real presence on the road.
