Michigan drivers frequently handle heavy groceries, sports equipment, or winter gear that makes manual trunk operation difficult. Gordon Chevrolet offers vehicles with the AutoSense Power Liftgate to streamline these tasks. This technology removes the need to search for keys or trigger sensors under the chassis, providing a more efficient way to use your storage space in Garden City.
Older hands-free designs required a kicking motion beneath the rear bumper to trigger a sensor. This often led to balance issues when carrying heavy loads or walking on slippery Michigan surfaces.
The AutoSense Power Liftgate operates without physical contact or gestures. The vehicle identifies your key fob when it enters a specific proximity behind the rear bumper.
Approach: Move toward the back of the SUV while carrying your key fob. Alert: The car signals detection by flashing the taillamps and sounding a chime. Open: The liftgate rises on its own after a short delay, giving you time to move out of its path.
You can program the liftgate to stop at specific levels, which helps protect your vehicle in Michigan garages with low clearance.
Use this setting to cap the opening height and avoid contact with low ceilings or hanging garage door tracks.
Select this to allow the liftgate to reach its highest point for unobstructed access.
Switch to this mode to deactivate the power assistance and operate the door manually.
Chevrolet includes this convenience technology on its latest SUV lineup. You can use this feature on the following models at Gordon Chevrolet:
No. Standing near the rear of the car with your key fob triggers the system. It does not use motion sensors under the vehicle.
Yes. If you move away from the vehicle during the chime and light-flash warning, the door stays shut. You can also hit the exterior handle button to stop the process.
Yes. The vehicle confirms the authorized key fob is present before it unlocks and raises the liftgate automatically.
Simplify your daily routine with a trunk that opens for you. Visit Gordon Chevrolet in Garden City to test the AutoSense Power Liftgate on a new Traverse or Equinox.