Chevrolet · 2025 model year
₱1,219,000 to ₱1,293,000
Luzon SRP, checked November 3, 2026 against two independent price listings that agree. 2 variants.
By Aditya AmanPublished Jan 15, 2025Updated Nov 3, 2026Editorial PolicyLives in the Philippines and has driven nearly every Luzon expressway with his family.All 2 variants, cheapest first, with the SRP and the monthly payment.
| Variant | Price | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0L LSCVT · Gasoline | ₱1,219,000Base variant | ₱20,447 |
| 1.0L RedlineCVT · Gasoline | ₱1,293,000+₱74,000 | ₱21,688 |
Monthly: 20% down, 60 months at UnionBank's published brand-new rate. Change the bank, down payment or term.
Luzon SRP from two independent price listings that agree, checked November 3, 2026. Dealers change prices with promos and stock, so confirm before you buy.
Pick a variant, a bank, a down payment and a term. Rates from our dated bank table are applied, with calculation assumptions shown below (rates checked September 27, 2026); dealer promos are not included.
Monthly payment
₱20,447
for 60 months at UnionBank
UnionBank's published add-on rate for a brand-new car. The bank confirms the final rate after it approves you.
Compare every bank side by side₱19,085 to ₱57,255 a year
Comprehensive cover for the 1.0L LS: own damage and theft at 1.25% to 3.75% of the price (Insurance Commission motor tariff, private car), with stamp tax, VAT and local tax. Acts of nature cost extra; the insurer's quote decides the premium.
Compare insurers and what each coversThe 1.0L LS at ₱1,219,000 is the list price. Ask a dealer for their cash price, current promo and a loan quote on this variant; they reply by phone or email.
Get a dealer quote for the 1.0L LSFrom our catalogue record, not yet checked against the brand's spec sheet.
What our catalogue lists for this model. Features can differ by variant; check the trim you want with the dealer.
Still being confirmed trim by trim: adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, automatic emergency braking. Ask the dealer which variants have them.
The Tracker is rated at 15 km/L on the highway. At this week's DOE Metro Manila price of ₱84.20 per liter of Unleaded 95 (week of October 27 to November 2, 2026), that works out to:
The Tracker pays Class 1 tolls on every expressway. Work out the toll for your route, the fuel for your own trip, or which RFID you need.
The short version, the facts with their sources, then the review topic by topic.
The Chevrolet Tracker 2025 is a compact SUV from ₱1,219,000 with 132 hp, 15 km/L on the highway.
Cite this page: Expressway.ph, "Chevrolet Tracker 2025 price, specs and review", prices checked November 3, 2026, https://www.expressway.ph/cars/chevrolet/tracker
Compact SUVs priced closest to the Tracker's ₱1,219,000 start, then nearby body types. Only cars whose price we have checked.
The first three cars above, the ones priced nearest the Tracker, side by side. A dash means we hold no checked figure.
| Spec | | | | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | ₱1,219,000 | ₱1,208,000 | ₱1,293,000 | ₱1,134,000 |
| Engine | 1.2 L | 1.5 L | 1.5 L | 1.5 L |
| Power | 132 hp | 103 PS | 100 hp | 113 hp |
| Torque | 210 Nm | 134 Nm | 130 Nm | 144 Nm |
| Gearbox | CVT | 4-speed automatic | 5MT / 4AT | 6MT / IVT / 7DCT |
| Fuel economy | 15 km/L (hwy) | – | 14 km/L (hwy) | 17 km/L (hwy) |
| Cargo space | 393 L | – | 85 L | 433 L |
| Airbags | 6 | – | 4 | 6 |
| Toll class | Class 1 | Class 1 | Class 1 | Class 1 |
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The Chevrolet Tracker costs ₱1,219,000 for the 1.0L LS up to ₱1,293,000 for the 1.0L Redline (Luzon SRP, checked November 3, 2026). Dealers adjust prices with promos and stock, so confirm the figure before you pay a reservation fee.
For the 1.0L LS at ₱1,219,000, a 20% down payment is ₱243,800 and the monthly payment is about ₱20,447 over 60 months at UnionBank's published brand-new rate, the lowest in our bank table. Use the calculator on this page to change the bank, down payment and term.
The 1.0L LS is the cheapest at ₱1,219,000, with a CVT transmission. The 1.0L Redline tops the range at ₱1,293,000, ₱74,000 more.
The Chevrolet Tracker 2025 comes in 2 variants: 1.0L LS, 1.0L Redline. Each variant's price and loan example is listed in the price section of this page.
The Chevrolet Tracker is rated at 15 km/L on the highway. At this week's DOE Metro Manila price of ₱84.20 per liter of Unleaded 95, 100 km costs about ₱561 in fuel.
The Chevrolet Tracker is a Class 1 vehicle on NLEX, SLEX, Skyway, TPLEX, SCTEX, STAR, CAVITEX, CALAX and every other Philippine expressway. Use the toll calculator for the exact fee on your route.
The Chevrolet Tracker has 6 airbags. We are still confirming adaptive cruise, lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking trim by trim, so ask the dealer which variants have them.
The Chevrolet Tracker has 393 liters of cargo space with the rear seats up, and 185 mm of ground clearance.
The Tracker achieves approximately 14-16 km/L on NLEX at a steady 80-100 kph. The small-displacement turbo engine paired with CVT maintains efficient operation during sustained highway cruising. In Manila city traffic, expect 8-10 km/L due to frequent acceleration demands on the turbo engine.
The Coolray has more power (175 vs 132 hp), a responsive 7-speed DCT instead of a CVT, and ADAS on the Sport variant including adaptive cruise and AEB. The Tracker counters with similar low-end torque (210 Nm from 1,800 rpm), a panoramic sunroof on Premier, and competitive pricing. For expressway driving specifically, the Coolray Sport with ADAS is the superior choice.
Common owner concerns include the three-cylinder engine vibration noticeable at idle and low speeds, the CVT feeling disconnected during spirited driving, moderate Chevrolet dealer availability with only 15 locations, and some driver uncertainty about three-cylinder long-term durability compared to traditional four-cylinder engines.
The Tracker handles long TPLEX drives reasonably well with its turbo engine and standard cruise control. The 210 Nm torque provides adequate highway performance, and the 393L trunk accommodates weekend luggage. The 45-liter fuel tank provides a range of approximately 630-720 km on expressway. The main drawbacks are three-cylinder vibration fatigue on very long drives and the absence of ADAS.
The Tracker has 185mm of ground clearance, which is slightly above average for the compact SUV class. This handles typical Philippine speed bumps, toll plaza transitions on NLEX and SLEX, and moderate monsoon flooding without concern. The 185mm clearance provides a small advantage over competitors at 175-180mm.