2025 MODEL-YEAR GUIDE · USED TRAX SHOPPING
The 2025 Chevrolet Trax comes in five trims: LS, 1RS, LT, 2RS and ACTIV. They share the same basic five-seat, front-wheel-drive layout and 1.2L turbo engine. The useful differences are in the cabin equipment, wheels and appearance you get with each trim and its options.
This guide stays focused on the 2025 model year for shoppers comparing used examples. Start with used Chevrolet Trax inventory at Weber Chevrolet Granite City and confirm the model year on each listing. Current new Trax inventory is a separate option and may include newer model years.
Use the trim as a starting point, then check the individual vehicle’s equipment. Optional packages can make two examples of the same trim different. On a used Trax, the original window sticker or other factory equipment record is more useful than a short listing headline.
On a smaller screen, scroll across the table to compare all columns.
| Trim | Selected distinguishing features | Useful shopping focus |
|---|---|---|
| LS | 17-inch steel wheels; wireless phone integration | Prioritize the core vehicle, condition and needed options. |
| 1RS | 18-inch machined two-tone wheels; RS styling and red accents | Choose the sporty appearance after checking comfort equipment. |
| LT | 11-inch center touchscreen; 8-inch driver display; automatic climate control and remote start | Compare the cabin features you will use daily. |
| 2RS | 19-inch machined two-tone wheels; RS styling and red accents | Inspect wheel and tire condition alongside the appearance. |
| ACTIV | 18-inch black aluminum wheels; unique grille and ACTIV details | Compare the distinctive appearance and actual option list. |
These are highlights, not complete equipment lists. Ask about heated-seat equipment, driver-assistance options and roof features on the actual vehicle. A trim badge should not be used to assume that an optional feature is present.
If your priority is a straightforward daily vehicle, an LS deserves consideration when its condition and equipment fit your needs. If you prefer the RS appearance, compare 1RS and 2RS carefully rather than assuming they differ only by their names. Wheel size and cabin features can affect the ownership experience.
LT gives you a clear equipment checkpoint: the larger center screen, driver display, automatic climate control and remote start. Test these functions during your visit. ACTIV offers a different visual theme; inspect its actual seats, trim details and options to decide whether the appearance is worth the difference in the purchase proposal.
Check the driving position, phone connection, climate controls and visibility. Test the vehicle on the roads and at the speeds you use regularly.
Install or test-fit your child restraints according to their instructions, check rear-door access and load your normal cargo. A compact exterior does not answer every interior-fit question.
Compare mileage, maintenance history, tire wear, wheel damage and the operation of the vehicle’s features. Ask about included keys and any open recalls, and review the available vehicle-history information. A history report is useful context, but it does not replace inspecting and driving the vehicle.
Listen for unusual noises, check for warning lights and look for evidence of water entry or neglected interior damage. Ask what inspection or reconditioning has been completed on the specific vehicle and what warranty coverage, if any, is included. Do not assume every used Trax is certified or has the same coverage.
You can discuss inspection or maintenance questions with our service team. If you already own a Trax, use service scheduling for an appointment rather than treating a trim guide as a maintenance schedule.
Exact-year reference: Chevrolet’s 2025 Trax information. Compare any newer model year using its own specifications and equipment list.
Five: LS, 1RS, LT, 2RS and ACTIV. The original equipment record helps establish which optional features a particular vehicle includes.
No. All 2025 Trax trims use front-wheel drive. ACTIV is an equipment and appearance choice, not an AWD version.
The LT, 2RS and ACTIV have the 11-inch center touchscreen. Verify the display and its functions on the used vehicle you are considering.
Chevrolet states that the 2025 Trax is not rated for trailering. If towing is a requirement, ask us to help identify a different model and configuration with appropriate ratings.
No. A current inventory feed can show other model years. Check the year on every listing, and contact us if you specifically want a 2025 Trax.
Share your preferred trim, mileage range, must-have features and budget. We can confirm current availability or discuss the search through our vehicle finder. When you are ready, the finance center can explain the application and purchase steps; financing is subject to lender approval and terms.
