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Next-Gen 2024 Chevy Traverse Orders To Open Next Week

After months of speculation, General Motors officially revealed the third-generation 2024 Chevy Traverse in July 2023, featuring a complete overhaul to the exterior, interior, and powertrain over the preceding generation. Now, GM Authority has learned from sources close to the matter that The General will soon begin accepting orders for the Bow Tie brand’s redesigned midsize three-row crossover.

General Motors will start accepting orders for the 2024 Chevy Traverse on December 14th, 2023, and dealerships now have access to the quick order tool to starting entering their orders.

It’s worth noting that this development doesn’t apply to the 2024 Traverse Limited, which carries on as a second-generation model, as its ordering process is already under way.

Side profile of 2024 Chevy Traverse.

As a reminder, the 2024 Chevy Traverse is all-new for the third-generation. Starting with the new exterior look, Chevy’s “High Brow” design theme is present and features a truck-inspired front fascia with dual-tier headlights to provide a more rugged look. Additional design elements include forward-leaning C-pillars and bright chrome quad exhaust tips.

Moving to the inside, the cabin is highlighted by the 17.7-inch diagonal color infotainment touchscreen, which is equipped as standard fare across the entire trim lineup. The new cockpit also features a redesigned steering wheel, as well as more interior space overall, improved ergonomics, new colorways, and higher-quality materials.

The 2024 Traverse is notable for including the Chevy Safety Assist package (RPO code PED) as standard affair, which includes the following (relevant RPO codes listed in parentheses):

In regard to powertrain specifications, the naturally aspirated 3.6L V6 LFY gasoline engine has been replaced by the turbocharged 2.5L I4 LK0 gasoline engine, which produces a GM-rated 328 horsepower and 326 pound-feet of torque. A GM eight-speed automatic transmission handles the shifting duties, while FWD is standard and AWD is optional.

Under the skin, the 2024 Traverse rides on a revised version of the long-wheelbase variant of the GM C1 platform, which now incorporates various upgrades like the Global B digital architecture. Production will kick off in early 2024 at the GM Lansing Delta Township plant in Michigan.

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  1. A week out from orders and we don’t know pricing or have a configurator? Great job, GM.

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    1. Chris, I agree. I’m surprise that the order guide isn’t out yet. I just checked the portal and there is nothing listed for the 2024 model.

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    2. GM is just like the Fed GOVT..iF any project can get screwed up..guaranteed they can do it!

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      1. New traverse looks nice!

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    3. What is the MPG? Is it efficient on gas? I don’t see that anywhere

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    4. WTH Is Going On With Chevrolet???….It is March 9, 2024, and yet no actual build and price pricing???…I honestly don’t get it. Do they want us to order one or here is what we are putting on it …Take it or leave it???…Somebody is dragging on their job…Don’t they have enough parts??…What is the PROBLEM???

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  2. I’m surprised that it only gets the 2.5 liter engine, seems a bit underpowered for that size vehicle. I guess the 2.7 wouldn’t fit or maybe it’s for rear drives only. What other vehicle has this 2.5 engine? What’s the mileage rating? Is that 8-speed transmission fixed? GM should warranty it for 100k to get people to buy it.

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    1. The Traverse/Acadia 8 speed 8Txx transmission is completely unrelated to the 8L90 issues that I assume you are referring to.

      The best we can tell is that this new 8Txx is based on the 9T65 with one gear removed; reducing overall mass, reducing rotating mass, reducing friction, and potentially reducing overall size.

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    2. GM Authority previously announced the Traverse would get the “GM Hydra-Matic 9TXX 9-speed automatic transmission”. Reference here to an 8 speed must be a misprint.
      The horsepower and torque of the 2.5 beat the old 3.6 v6. It’s the low end torque that will be sure to be lacking in the turbo 4.

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      1. You are yet another person who doesn’t research. This Traverse will have a TWIN SCROLL turbo, not a SINGLE turbo. Twin scroll turbos do NOT lack on the lower end like single scroll turbos do.

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      2. I always read it’s the 8-speed

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        1. It is the 8-speed. Chevy’s website says it as does the GM Authority product.

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    3. As mentioned several times. This has MORE horse power and MORE torque than previous models. A twin scroll turbo paired with the 2.5L is MORE than enough.

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      1. It’s got more HP and torque than a Tahoe from just a few decades ago, and I KNOW all these commenters with turbophobia are old enough to remember that nobody called those underpowered!

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  3. What does it mean in terms of delivery timeframe if we are a week out from orders. Does that mean it will still take 3 months for delivery?

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    1. It’d be great if deliveries could start in a few weeks (making the “24 Limited” an even more phenomenal waste of time) but I doubt this changes the expected delivery start.

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    2. NOTE: Does not include CONSTRAINTS!

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  4. For me, the traverse exterior has evolved nicely. The original styling I thought kind of bland. This is much sharper for me. Not a buyer though, too big for my use.

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  5. I like this design a lot better. Nice improvement. It looks more like the Tahoe and less like a station wagon. I hope there are interior color choices other than dark / black.
    One biggie on the exterior though…. Can we please lose the ridiculous “shark fin” C-pillar?

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  6. We can more than likely expect for the Configurator to go live once the Order Process takes place next week.

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  7. How stupid to only offer oppressive black interior for introduction orders to limit sales rush. Cadillac Lyric did something similar by offereing only 2 color interiors for the first year of orders. Its always hurry up and wait for models and colors at GM. Gone are the days you look forward and rush to order a vehicle with all the features and colors available at one time.

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    1. I will miss the 3.6 V6 engine. It’s a great dependable workhorse, I’ve got 130k on my GMC Acadia and it doesn’t burn a drop of oil. Only problem I’ve had is a starter motor die at 75k.

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  8. So, what happened? Was this article from last week correct in asserting that orders for the 3rd Gen Traverse would open this week? I haven’t heard that they did.

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    1. My dealer hasn’t been able to access the quick order tool, but hoping it’s available for orders tomorrow.

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      1. Can confirm it is live on the ordering tool but without prices. Dealers can order but no trims or options show pricing.

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  9. I thought ordering go live today. I still don’t see any

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  10. does it have 315 hp, or 328? it all depends what lit. i’m reading,, does GM know,,, and for goodness sakes, i waited and waited for the new traverse, and now i know it only gets a 4 cylinder engine, i don’t care what GM says is a better engine, i want the option for a 6 cylinder ,, now, i will never buy a 4 cylinder powered vehicle, NEVER

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    1. The most reliable gas engine in the new Silverado is the four cylinder…

      We’ve also known it will only be a 4 in the Traverse since Summer

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    2. So you’ll never buy it but you’re concerned about 13HP (it’s 328 BTW)?

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  11. Any Updates on Ordering?? I have been waiting for my dealer to call me, it’s almost Christmas now…
    Side Note as a ’17 Acadia 3.6l owner I am looking forward to the MORE POWERFUL Turbo 4. But like some people noted is it 315 or 328? I do see both and also Chris’ comment…

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  12. Please delete the red stitching from the leather on the RS trim. Love the exterior look of the RS, but the red stitching is total cringe. Hard pass on any vehicle I see with this.
    Need basic black or another brown/tan interior option.

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  13. do we know when the traverse will come out so that we can see the pricing? The article says that the dealership can build them, but I was told they didn’t have a clue on the pricing.

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    1. We have been waiting also!!!! Our dealer has been waiting . I know the strike put it back a bit but just tell us something 🤦‍♀️

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  14. traverse looks really nice, been waiting to buy one, but not now, not with a 4 banger ,,, what is chevy thinking? this sux,, now on to toyotas,, if i can’t have an 8 , then i’ll settle for toyotas 6’s… 4 cyclinders and EV are not ,and never will be , in my future of anything i purchase.

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    1. You have to try it first. That’s one of Chevy’s best engines.

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  15. Still waiting for any details regarding availability. Now early February, and still nothing more to go on?

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    1. They’ve got one at the Chicago Auto Show and you can’t pop the hood or turn on the accessories because it’s a “prototype”. Don’t hold your breath.

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  16. i refuse to buy a 4 cylinder auto, that weighs this much,, no mater what lies you say about the engine and torque, i want at least a 6 cylinder, or maybe just drop a small v8 in it,, it’d sell more than you could ever believe,,,, but basically,,, chevy like other manufactures, are overe charging, and in t he near future , new cars sales with plummet.

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