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2027 Chevrolet Traverse vs 2027 Infiniti QX60: More Room and More Power for Less Money

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Shoppers looking at a premium three-row SUV often put the Infiniti QX60 on their list. Before you sign anything, take a close look at the 2027 Chevrolet Traverse. It brings more cargo room, more horsepower and a lower starting price.

The numbers make the case. The Traverse offers up to 629 L more cargo space and 60 more horsepower than the QX60. The Traverse LT starts $11,897 below the QX60 LUXE. Here is how the two compare, area by area.

At a Glance: 2027 Traverse vs 2027 QX60

Category2027 Chevrolet Traverse2027 Infiniti QX60
Horsepower328 hp268 hp
Cargo behind third row648 L411 L
Cargo behind second row1,603 L1,178 L
Maximum cargo2,764 L2,135 L
Starting MSRP (base trim)$56,048 MSRP (LT)$67,945 MSRP (LUXE)
Starting MSRP (top trim)$72,648 MSRP (High Country)$78,945 MSRP (AUTOGRAPH)

Power: 60 More Horsepower Under the Hood

Every 2027 Traverse uses a 2.5-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder engine rated at 328 hp. The QX60 makes 268 hp. That gives the Traverse a 60 hp advantage.

More power helps most when the SUV is full. Merging onto a highway with every row filled and the bags loaded feels easier with extra muscle on tap. The Traverse pairs its engine with an 8-speed automatic, and all-wheel drive is standard on every trim.

Automatic Stop/Start helps trim fuel use in stop-and-go traffic. A heavy-duty cooling system comes standard, and an engine block heater is available for cold starts.

Cargo Space: The Traverse Out-Hauls the QX60 Everywhere

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This is where the Traverse pulls far ahead. Behind the third row, it holds 648 L. The QX60 holds 411 L. That is 237 L more space with every seat in use, enough for a stroller and a full grocery run at once.

Fold the third row and the Traverse grows to 1,603 L, compared with 1,178 L in the QX60. That is 425 L more room for hockey bags and coolers. With both rear rows folded, the Traverse reaches 2,764 L against 2,135 L for the QX60. That is 629 L more.

The Traverse cargo floor also stretches 1,409 mm behind the second row. Long items like golf bags and flat-pack furniture lie flat.

  • 237 L more than the QX60 behind the third row
  • 425 L more than the QX60 behind the second row
  • 629 L more than the QX60 at maximum cargo

Price: Premium Room Without the Premium Bill

The Traverse lineup starts with the LT at $56,048 MSRP. The Z71 starts at $63,048 MSRP, the RS at $72,248 MSRP and the High Country at $72,648 MSRP.

The QX60 starts with the LUXE at $67,945 MSRP. The SPORT starts at $70,945 MSRP and the AUTOGRAPH at $78,945 MSRP. The Traverse LT comes in $11,897 below the QX60 LUXE.

The gap holds at the top of each lineup. The Traverse High Country starts $6,297 below the QX60 AUTOGRAPH. You get the flagship Traverse, with 60 more horsepower and far more cargo room, for less money than the top QX60.

Standard Safety From the Traverse LT Up

The Traverse LT comes standard with Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking and Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking. Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking helps watch for people near the front of the vehicle.

Reverse Automatic Braking and Rear Cross Traffic Braking help when backing out of tight spots. Chevrolet Safety Assist completes the list.

Four Trims, One Clear Choice

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The Traverse gives you four ways to build your SUV: LT, Z71, RS and High Country. The LT offers available 8-passenger seating for larger families, and the High Country sits at the top of the lineup.

Each trim shares the same 328 hp engine, standard all-wheel drive and the cargo numbers from this comparison. You pick the look and features, and the core strengths come along.

The Verdict: The Traverse Is the Smarter Three-Row Buy

The 2027 Chevrolet Traverse wins this matchup on every measure that matters to a family. It has 60 more horsepower. It holds 237 L more behind the third row, 425 L more behind the second row and 629 L more at maximum.

It also starts $11,897 below the QX60 LUXE, and even the High Country starts $6,297 below the QX60 AUTOGRAPH. More room and more power for less money make the Traverse the clear choice.

See the Numbers for Yourself at Maple Ridge Chevrolet Buick GMC

Put the Traverse to the test against your own family checklist. Stop by Maple Ridge Chevrolet Buick GMC in Pitt Meadows and ask our product experts about each trim. Schedule a test drive in Pitt Meadows and feel the 328 hp difference behind the wheel.