Did you know the size of a vehicle plays a key role in how it performs on the road? Yep, that’s right—the dimensions and the design of a vehicle determine how much drag it experiences and how well it glides through the air.

With that being said, let’s take a closer look at the dimensions of the Trax and the Renegade:

After a closer look, both SUVs are relatively the same size. However, there’s a drastic difference in width, with the Trax being the slimmer option. With a narrower body frame, you may feel more comfortable taking this model down tight city streets and into parking spaces.

The Trax and the Renegade sport an EPA-estimated 24 city/32 highway MPG rating! However, the Chevy may be able to take you farther thanks to its larger 14-gallon fuel tank. In comparison, the Renegade equips a 12.7-gallon fuel tank, which may not be able to take you as far without making a pit stop at the pump.

Having plenty of room is essential in an SUV, even if it’s a compact SUV. In both the 2022 Chevy Trax and the Jeep Renegade, you’ll find a similar amount of space.

Want to add carrying versatility to your vehicle? Use the configurable seats in the Trax and the Renegade! The Chevy features 60/40 split-folding rear seats, while the Jeep equips 40/20/40 split-folding rear seats.

While the 2022 Renegade offers a few extra cubic feet of cargo space with the second-row seats folded down, the Trax offers four different seating configurations. With this amount of customization, you’ll be able to transform your SUV to fit a variety of cargo.

The 2022 Jeep Renegade and the Chevy Trax each provide plush cloth seating as standard with bucket seats for the driver and front passenger. Both SUVs also offer available heated front seats to help decompress your lower back after a long day or warm you up when the weather is brisk.

In addition to comfortable seating, you’ll find plenty of cargo accessories within both vehicles that help keep your SUV clean. For instance, all-weather mats are available to add to either vehicle. However, the Chevy Trax offers a slew of other optional cargo accessories:

While the Jeep Renegade does make its cargo tie-downs standard and offers an available cargo floor, it goes without similar organization accessories that you may need to keep your gear intact.