2027 Chevrolet Traverse Is Pricier—Should You Go for a Discounted 2026 Model Instead?

Chevrolet Raises Traverse Prices, But Not Across the BoardAutomakers are already rolling out 2027 pricing, and higher sticker prices are quickly becoming the new normal. GM is right in step with the Chevrolet Traverse, but the price hikes depend on which trim you’re eyeing.According to GM Authority, most 2027 Traverse trims see modest price bumps, but the base LT stays put. The real curveball is at the top: High Country now leapfrogs the RS to become the priciest Traverse you can buy.TrimDrivetrain2026 MSRP2027 MSRPDifferenceLTFWD$42,795$42,795No ChangeLTAWD$44,795$44,795No ChangeZ71AWD$50,895$51,095+$200RSFWD$57,395$57,795+$400RSAWD$59,395$59,795+$400High CountryFWD$57,095$58,095+$1,000High CountryAWD$59,095$60,095+$1,000These price bumps might not look huge on paper, but they land just as buyers are already dealing with higher payments and rising insurance. So …