| Door Opening Usable Width | A | 30.5" |
| Door Opening Usable Height (at Middle Door) | B | 54.5" |
| Interior Height at Center of Vehicle | C | 59" |
| Interior Height at Driver and Passenger Position | D | 58.5" |
| Ramp Length | E | 52" |
| Ramp Width (Usable Clear Opening) | F | 30.25" |
| Ramp Angle (Kneeled) | G | 10* |
| Interior Floor Length (Behind Front Seat Strikers) | H | 57" |
| Overall Interior Floor Length (Flat Area) | I | 90.25" |
| Interior Width at Passenger Doors (Closed - Open) | J | 61.5" - 64.5 |
| Interior Width at B Pillars | K | 57" |
All New 2026 Chevrolet Traverse Wheelchair Accessible SUV
The Next‑Generation BraunAbility® Chevrolet Traverse
Engineered for performance and comfort, the new Traverse delivers the most spacious wheelchair accessible SUV in the industry.
Experience an enhanced front‑row cabin layout with generous space and flexibility, plus innovative Step‑and‑Roll Seating for easy configuration of the driver and passenger positions.
Chevy Traverse Wheelchair SUV Features
SUV Specifications
Overall Vehicle Height (M) 74.5"
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Chevrolet Traverse Wheelchair Accessible SUV FAQs
Is the ramp and doorway suitable for large power chairs?
Yes, the wide ramp and doorway are designed to accommodate large power chairs, ensuring easy entry and exit for all users.
What sets the BraunAbility Chevrolet Traverse apart from other wheelchair‑accessible vehicles?
The BraunAbility® Chevrolet Traverse stands out by combining the bold style and confident performance of an SUV with the everyday functionality of a wheelchair‑accessible vehicle. Designed for individuals who don’t want to choose between identity and accessibility, the Traverse delivers both—offering modern SUV design, advanced mobility engineering, and a seamless accessible driving or riding experience.
What is the difference between a foldout ramp and an Infloor ramp?
A foldout ramp is a manual, side‑deploying ramp that extends outward and is ideal for clearing curbs or uneven surfaces. It provides reliable access and is easy to operate when entering or exiting the vehicle.
An Infloor ramp, on the other hand, slides out from beneath the vehicle floor, staying hidden when not in use. This design maintains a clean, open interior and creates a more spacious, SUV‑like cabin environment. Infloor ramps operate with no manual deployment—they are fully powered and activated with the push of a button or remote.
Can I remove the front seats to create more space?
Yes. The BraunAbility Chevrolet Traverse features removable front seats, allowing you to easily customize the cabin for your specific mobility needs. Whether you want more room for wheelchair maneuverability or prefer to drive from your wheelchair, the flexible interior design gives you the space and configuration that work best for you.