The RS commands a higher price, thanks to its upgraded features. Coming in at a starting price of $44,495, this gives you some better features. Efficient features such as a hands-free gesture liftgate. When the RS detects the key-fob and you swing your foot under the bumper, it will open up without any more effort from you.
Being that this is a sportier trim, it comes with a signature grille, setting it apart from the rest of the lineup. Another area that makes the RS’ interior standout is the 20-inch Technical Gray aluminum wheels, really driving home that this trim is where features meet visual appeal.
Moving to the interior, the RS features a wireless charging pad, allowing you to set your phone down, and enjoy full juice without any hassle. Thanks to the wireless phone connectivity, you can connect your phone to the 10.2-inch infotainment system. When connected, you can also enjoy the Bose premium 8-speaker audio system.
When behind the wheel, you’ll be able to enjoy a heated steering wheel when the winter months are in full swing, this will make sure your hands are ready. On the topic of heating, the RS, and the 2LT both get to enjoy heated seats for the driver and front passenger making sure that both of you remain comfortable.
The last area where the RS is a bit different is the larger engine. This one is the 3.6L V6 that can make 308 horsepower, and 270 lb-ft of torque. While it is larger, it is still surprisingly efficient at 22 MPG combined, able to go 427 miles on one tank.