The US has been snubbed on another micro-SUV with Chevy’s new and good-looking Trax model. Soon to be released at the Paris Auto Show, the small Chevrolet crossover will be available throughout the world but not in the US where the Trax originated. It’s seems even other North American countries like Mexico and Canada will also get the pleasure of this versatile crossover.

“The Trax provides Chevrolet an entry into a growing small SUV segment and delivers the flexibility, great fuel economy and car-like handling that urban explorers around the world require,” remarked Mary Barra, GM’s chief global product planner.
Unfortunately, Chevy seems to have forgotten that the United States has its fair share of “urban explorers” who might also like a crack at the new Trax. The outstanding fuel economy would also be extremely tempting to SUV drivers. One reason why GM may be hesitating on offering this model is due to its current SUV offerings that include the popular Chevy Equinox .
“Because of the strong position of the Equinox, there are no plans to introduce the Trax in the U.S. market,” said General Motors when it announced the Trax.
Details on the Trax’s powertrain and other features will be announced at the upcoming Paris Motor Show in September.


