2025 Trax vs. 2025 Kicks
2025 Chevrolet Trax vs 2025 Nissan Kicks
Wield your way through heavy city traffic or out on the interstate in a compact SUV that has impressive efficiency and is a fun ride. Two models that stand out in this segment are the 2025 Chevrolet Trax and the Nissan Kicks. Each one offers a modern ride, but you’ll want to compare the two to see which is right for you.
![]() Nissan Kicks |
![]() Chevrolet Trax |
MSRP |
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| $21,830 | $20,400 |
Warranty |
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| Basic: 3 yr./ 36,000 mi. Poowertrain: 5 yr./ 60,000 mi. | Basic: 3 yr./ 36,000 mi. Drivetrain: 5 yr./ 60,000 mi. |
City/Highway MPG |
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| 28 / 35 | 28 / 32 |
Seating Capacity |
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| 5 | 5 |
Front Headroom |
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| 39.7 in | 39.6 in. |
Front Legroom |
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| 42.7 in. | 41.9 in. |
Comparing Design
One look at the 2025 Chevy Trax and 2025 Nissan Kicks showcases the modern style of these models. Both vehicles come with power mirrors and locks, steering wheel controls, and anti-theft systems. Only the Trax makes Remote Engine Start an option on the base trim. Chevy also incudes the option of heated mirrors on the base. Though both models seat five, Chevy adds four inches for rear passenger legroom to allow taller passengers to stretch out. You also have the option to add heated front seats to the base trim of the Trax. Once you move to the top trim, a power driver seat with lumbar support is standard for Chevy. Heated front seats are an option with the Kicks but standard for the Trax.
Comparing Technology
Advanced technology is important to modern drivers and these models deliver. Chevrolet includes more tech on the base trims with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay standard along with satellite radio. You can get online with standard Wi-Fi hotspot while smart device integration is an option. Both models allow for wireless connectivity, whether it’s through Bluetooth or other systems, but only the Trax has a standard navigation system on the entry level trim.
Comparing Safety Features
Chevy and Nissan make safety a priority in all their vehicles. Even though the Trax and Kicks are entry-level SUVs, they come loaded with safety technology, such as electronic stability control and lane departure warning. Chevy also makes cross-traffic alert an option on the base model while adding lane keeping assist as standard. Daytime running lights, traction control, and lane keeping assist are standard on the top trims of both models.
Comparing Power
Both models will get you where you need to go with similar horsepower. The 2025 Chevrolet Trax offers substantially more torque than the Kicks and offers a turbocharged engine on even the base trim. Fuel efficiency is almost identical, but the Trax comes with a larger fuel tank, which will allow you to travel further before needing to refuel. To enhance the Trax’s versatility, front tow hooks are standard on the top trim.
Both Chevy and Nissan have developed impressive compact SUVs that provide outstanding efficiency and plenty of comfort amenities. The Nissan Kicks comes in three FWD models while Chevy offers five options for the Trax. You can add other accessories and packages to customize the model you select.
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Get to know the 2025 Chevrolet Trax at Harry Brown’s today. Stop in for a test drive if you live around Faribault, Rochester, or Owatonna and see how this SUV fits your active lifestyle. Our team is here and ready to help you.

