Does Chevy have lane assist?

Chevrolet does offer lane-keeping and related lane-assist features on many current models, but availability depends on the exact model, year, and trim level.

In Chevrolet’s lineup, you’ll typically find Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert, and, on eligible vehicles, GM’s hands-free Super Cruise on mapped highways. Availability varies, so check the specific model’s window sticker or ask a dealer to confirm which features apply to a given vehicle.

Chevrolet lane-keeping features

Core lane-keeping features

Chevrolet equips many newer models with a set of lane-keeping and lane-monitoring technologies designed to help you stay in your lane and be aware of vehicles in adjacent lanes. The primary features most buyers will encounter are listed below.

• Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning


• Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert


• Super Cruise on select models and trims (hands-free highway driving on eligible mapped highways)

These features work together with other driver-assistance systems to provide alerts and, in some cases, steering assistance or hands-free driving on specific roads. They are designed to supplement, not replace, driver attention and control.

How to verify if your Chevy has lane assist

Check the vehicle’s documentation and build data

To determine exactly which lane-assist features your Chevy has, start with official documentation and build details.

• Review the window sticker or GM build sheet for terms like "Lane Keep Assist," "Lane Departure Warning," "Lane Change Alert," or "Super Cruise."


• Consult the vehicle’s owner’s manual or the infotainment system's settings menu for driver-assistance options and feature names.


• Ask a Chevrolet dealer or use OnStar to pull the specific vehicle’s build data and option packages.


• Inspect the vehicle for a dedicated lane-assist control or related icons in the instrument cluster or steering wheel controls.

By checking these sources, you can confirm which lane-keeping and related features are active on a given Chevrolet model and trim.

Additional context: how it fits into Chevy’s safety tech

What to expect on different models

Across Chevrolet’s current lineup, most newer models offer some form of lane-keeping or lane-monitoring tech, though features may be standard on higher trims or optional on others. More advanced systems like Super Cruise are reserved for select models and trims and require compliance with system limitations and driver-attention guidelines.

Summary

Yes, Chevrolet offers lane-assist features, including Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning and Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert, and on eligible vehicles, Super Cruise for hands-free highway driving. Availability depends on the model, year, and trim, so buyers should verify through the window sticker, manual, or a dealer. The technology is designed to aid driving but does not replace attentive, responsible operation of the vehicle.

How to turn on lane keep assist on Chevy?

To turn on Chevy's Lane Keep Assist, press the button on the steering wheel or center console with a car icon between two lane lines. The button will illuminate, and a green icon will appear on your instrument cluster to show the system is on, but not yet active. The system becomes active and the icon turns green once you reach the required speed and a lane is detected. 
Steps to turn on Lane Keep Assist

1. Locate the button: Look for a button with a car icon between two lane lines, usually on the steering wheel or the center console. 
2. Press the button: Press the button once to turn the system on. 
3. Check the indicators: The button's light and a corresponding icon on your dashboard will turn gray to indicate the system is enabled but not active. 
4. Confirm activation: Once the vehicle is moving at a sufficient speed (check your owner's manual for the exact speed), the icon will turn green when the system is actively monitoring and ready to assist. 

This video demonstrates how to turn on and off Lane Keep Assist in a 2024 Trax: 46sTim Lally ChevroletYouTube · Sep 25, 2023
What to know about the system

• System alert: If you unintentionally drift out of your lane without using your turn signal, the icon will turn amber, and the system will provide a gentle steering wheel nudge to guide you back. 
• Lane Departure Warning: If the vehicle continues to drift after the initial nudge, the amber icon will flash, and you may hear beeps or feel a vibration from the safety seat to alert you. 
• Driver responsibility: Remember, this is an assistance feature, not a replacement for an attentive driver. You are always responsible for steering the vehicle. 

You can watch this video to see an example of how Lane Keep Assist works in a 2021 Equinox: 1mNurse Chevrolet Cadillac LtdYouTube · Feb 24, 2021

Do chevys have lane assist?

For example, available Chevy Safety Assist features include Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert, Front Pedestrian Braking, Following Distance Indicator, Intellibeam® Auto High Beam Assist, and of course, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning.

How does GM lane Keep Assist work?

If the system anticipates that your vehicle is about to leave its lane unintentionally, an amber Lane Keep Assist icon is displayed in your Driver Information Center (DIC). At the same time, a brief “push back” or nudge of steering is provided to help keep the vehicle in its lane.

How do I know if I have lane assist?

To check if your car has lane assist, look for a button on your dashboard or steering wheel, usually with an icon of a car with lines on either side. You can also find this information in your car's owner's manual or by checking the specific model's features online. Most modern cars, particularly those with higher trim levels or more advanced safety packages, are likely to have this feature. 
How to check for lane assist

• Look for the button: Search your steering wheel or the dashboard for a button with an icon of a car between two lines (it may be solid or dotted). 
• Check your owner's manual: The manual will have a detailed list of all safety features included in your specific model and trim. 
• Search online: Use the make, model, and year of your car to search for its specifications online. Check the safety features section to see if it includes "Lane Keeping Assist" or "Lane Departure Warning". 

How to identify if it's on or active

• Check the dashboard display: When you turn on the car, the indicator light for the system may appear on your dashboard. The color of the light can tell you the system's status.
• Look for the icon: The icon will change colors to indicate its status, such as green when ready and yellow when it has provided a warning or intervention.