What Kind of Towing and Hauling Capacity Does the 2023 Chevy Traverse Have?

2023 Chevy Traverse Towing
If you’ve seen the Chevy Traverse, then you know it’s a very nice-looking SUV. If you dig a little deeper, you find that it’s also comfortable inside, and well equipped with convenience features. But how much utility does this SUV really have? Find out when we talk about the 2023 Chevy Traverse towing and hauling features and capabilities! Keep reading to get the full story.
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The 2023 Chevy Traverse Has Massive Towing and Hauling Capabilities
First up, the cargo-carrying ability of the Traverse is spectacular. With all the seats in their normal positions, there are 23 cubic feet of storage. That’s about twice the volume of a bathtub, for perspective. With the back row folded down, that more than doubles to 57.8 cubic feet. Two full-sized refrigerators have that much volume. With the two rear rows of seating folded down, it has

98.2 cubic feet of storage space. With that much room, you practically don’t need the ability to use a trailer. But – you do!
Next up, the Traverse in its standard form can tow up to 1,500 pounds. That means you can haul more stuff behind you, including something like a jet ski or ATV. With the trailering package, which beefs up the cooling system of your Traverse so it doesn’t overheat, you can tow up to 5,000 pounds. That means you can take a very big trailer or haul that ski boat you’ve been wanting.
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