Buick Envista vs Chevy Trax

As you research the Buick and the Chevy, you’ll notice both SUVs are available in several trim levels. The Envista is offered in three trims, while the Trax is available in five.

Even though the Chevy has more model options to choose from, less is more in this scenario. With only three trim options, you’ll spend less time researching the Envista and more time behind the wheel! The Chevy’s additional trims may have you mulling over your options longer.

After you select a trim, you’ll need to pick a paint option too! This part is fun since the Envista and the Trax are both offered in several classic and bold colorways, including these similar paints:

You’ll find unique offerings for each SUV, too. The Buick is available in Copper Ice, Ocean Blue, and White Frost—colors that are unavailable on the Trax. The Chevy also offers three exclusive paints: Nitro Yellow, Cacti Green, and Harvest Bronze.

Keyless Open is an available feature on the Envista and the Trax. It lets you keep your key fob somewhere on your person, like in your jeans pocket, purse, or gym bag, and unlock or lock your vehicle without pulling out the fob!

Let’s say your arms are full of groceries or your work computer bag. To open your SUV, all you’ll need to do is slide your hand into the door handle. Locking is as simple as touching the handle, too!

Oh, shoot! Did you forget your phone, wallet, or jacket in your SUV? Leave your key fob where it is. The Buick Envista will let you enter sans key fob with its available Keyless Entry Keypad! Located on the driver’s door, it allows you to set a 5-digit code and punch it into the corresponding keypad when you need to quickly access your car. No fey fob is needed.

You’ll find several identical amenities in the Buick and the Chevy, including these helpful tech features:

• Wireless Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™
• Wi-Fi hotspot capability
• Available wireless charging pad

The best part of these features is that they’re cord-free! That’s right—no more clutter in the center console. Unwanted road noises will also be reduced, blocked, and absorbed by the Buick’s QuietTuning™ technology and the Chevy’s Active Noise Cancellation feature.

The Buick Envista has one eye-catching element over the Chevy Trax: an 11-inch HD color touchscreen. This large display will make clicking on icons easy and following directions a breeze. Plus, it will surely impress whoever joins you for the ride! This screen size is available on the Trax, but an 8-inch display comes standard instead.

The Envista treats you to an 8-inch Driver Information Center as well. It’s reconfigurable, letting you select a display format that matches your preferences. Once again, the Chevy offers this cluster size, but its base trim has a 3.5-inch screen that may leave you second-guessing your behind-the-wheel information.