What's New For the 2020 Chevrolet Impala?

If you love large and spacious sedans, then the 2020 Chevrolet Impala is the car for you. It will seat a family of five comfortably, and the ride is very smooth. There are new highlights and changes worth mentioning, such as the trims levels have gone from five to two. They are the LT and Premier. Also, the 3.6L V6 engine is no longer optional. It is now the standard engine. You are going to like these changes because items you would typically have to choose from will soon be standard because of the slimming down of the trims.

2020 Impala Comes with Amazing Array of Features

So now that there are only two trims, we can take a thorough look at them along with some notable features. On the LT model, you get body-colored door handles, black gloss emblems, Halogen headlamps, heat driver and passenger front seats along with a heated steering wheel, carpeted rear and front floor mats, carpeted trunk mat with cargo net, universal home remote, auto-dimming inside rearview mirror, and 120-Volt power outlet.

With the Premier, you get all season Blackwall tires, front chrome sill plates, High-Intensity Discharge headlamps, dual-pane power sunroof, auto-dimming powered outside mirrors that are chrome heated with integrated turn signals, chrome door handles with body-colored strip, and 19 to 20-inch aluminum wheels.

Both trims come with a 17-inch spare tire, automatic on and off headlamp control, 4.2-inch diagonal driver information center, 4G LTE Hotspot capabilities, 8-inch touchscreen display, Bluetooth, split-folding rear seat bench, 8-way power driver seat, audio system feature with a USB port in the console, and electronic cruise control. What's notable here is that you can get a lot of features now that would not have been given to you if there was still an LS model. What would have been optional on that model is now standard on both the Premier and LT.

2020 Chevy Impala Powertrain and its Performance

Both trims come with the 3.6L V6 engine, which is the notable feature that you will love and have a six-speed automatic transmission. Also, there is the 4-link rear suspension and the 4-wheel antilock disc brakes. You can also get the engine block heater on both models. The only difference between them is the dual-outlet exhaust. On the Premier, the dual-outlet exhaust comes with bright tips while the LT has the hidden turndown tips.

Technologies to Keep You Safe

Both trims come with very standard safety features such as ten airbags, panic brake assist, electronic traction control, power door and window locks with rear child security, the LATCH system, first aid kit, daytime running lamps, Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert, Onstar, and other Chevy connected services, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Rear Park Assist, rear vision camera, driver and passenger seat belt pre-tensioner, and Stabilitrak. You also get an emergency tool kit. However, you get the Forward Collision Alert and Lane Departure Warning with the Premier. Also, you can get wireless charging so that you can make phone calls in an emergency situation with this same model.