Delta Chevrolet Trim Guide
2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV Trim Levels:
LT 1, LT 2 & RS Compared
Compare all three Equinox EV trims by starting price, FWD or AWD configuration, EPA-estimated range, charging, cabin equipment, driver technology, packages and everyday East Bay fit.
The 2026 Chevy Equinox EV asks shoppers to make two separate choices: equipment level and drivetrain. LT 1, LT 2 and RS can all be configured around the efficient front-drive setup or available dual-motor all-wheel drive. FWD is the maximum-range path at an EPA-estimated 319 miles, while AWD trades a modest amount of rated range for 300 horsepower and added traction at an EPA-estimated 307 miles.*
Across the lineup, the core electric platform, digital interface and safety foundation stay consistent. LT 1 is the value entry point, LT 2 is the functional comfort-and-visibility step, and RS is the design-led move. A higher trim should therefore earn its place through equipment or styling you will actually use rather than through an expectation of different core EV hardware.
For drivers around Pittsburg, Antioch, Concord and the wider Contra Costa County corridor, that separation keeps the shortlist practical. Start with the drivetrain that fits your range and traction priorities, then add the lowest trim whose comfort, visibility or styling changes would be used repeatedly. Packages sit on top of that decision rather than replacing it.
Quick Answers 2026 Chevy Equinox EV trim levels
How is the 2026 Chevy Equinox EV lineup organized?
Chevrolet lists three trims in ascending order: LT 1, LT 2 and RS. LT 1 is the value-focused EV foundation, LT 2 is the comfort-and-visibility step, and RS adds the most distinctive sport-oriented appearance.
Which 2026 Equinox EV trims offer FWD and AWD?
LT 1, LT 2 and RS can be configured with front-wheel drive or available dual-motor all-wheel drive.
What are the 2026 Equinox EV EPA-estimated range ratings?
Chevrolet lists up to 319 miles for FWD models and 307 miles for AWD models on a full charge. Actual range varies with conditions and use.*
How quickly can the 2026 Equinox EV fast-charge?
Chevrolet lists an 85-kWh battery and up to 150-kW public DC fast charging, with approximately 42 minutes from 10% to 80% under stated conditions. It can add up to 84 miles in 10 minutes for FWD or up to 81 miles for AWD.*
What is the starting MSRP of each 2026 Equinox EV trim?
Chevrolet lists LT 1 from $34,995, LT 2 from $41,795 and RS from $44,095 before destination freight, tax, title, license, dealer fees, optional equipment and other applicable costs.*
What does LT 2 add over LT 1?
LT 2 moves the daily-use package forward with items such as bright roof rails, wireless phone charging, HD Surround Vision, heated seating, a power driver seat and hands-free cargo access, depending on exact equipment.
What does RS add over LT 2?
RS concentrates its step-up in appearance and cockpit character with black emblems and mirrors, 21-inch black wheels, a flat-bottom steering wheel and red-accent cabin choices; FWD or AWD remains a separate drivetrain decision.
Three Trims, Six Drivetrain Paths, One Shared EV Core
Choose FWD or AWD for range and output, then choose the trim for the equipment you will notice every day
The Equinox EV does not reserve its stronger drivetrain for the top badge. A shopper can pair the lower LT 1 with available AWD, keep LT 2 in maximum-range FWD form, or order RS around either drivetrain. That makes the powertrain choice the clean first filter: FWD favors the longest EPA estimate, while AWD increases output and traction.
After that, the equipment progression is easier to price against actual routines. LT 1 can cover a straightforward commute without giving up the large screens, heat pump or core charging hardware. LT 2 changes repeated-use comfort, loading and low-speed visibility. RS asks whether its larger-wheel, black-trim and sport-cabin design is worth making part of the ownership experience.
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What They Share & What Sets Them Apart
Use the topics to distinguish shared EV fundamentals from drivetrain, comfort, option-package, visibility and styling differences.
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Comparison Topic 1 of 7
The 2026 changes are mostly lineup clarity, appearance choices and charging-cable convenience.
What's New
| Trim structure | LT 1 / LT 2 / RS |
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| LT appearance option | A Midnight appearance package is newly available on LT models, bringing black wheels and darker exterior details. |
| RS paint flexibility | RS can now be ordered with a monotone body-color look rather than requiring the black-roof treatment. |
| Color update | Polar White Tricoat replaces Iridescent Pearl Tricoat in the 2026 color palette. |
| Charging cable | A dual-level portable charging cable is standard for 2026. |
Shortlist takeaway
The 2026 shopping story is refinement, not a different EV platform. Learn the LT 1 / LT 2 / RS roles, then treat Midnight, roof color and other options as configuration details to verify on the exact vehicle.
Comparison Topic 2 of 7
The core electric hardware, displays and safety foundation arrive before you move above LT 1.
Shared EV Foundation
| Battery & rapid charging |
Battery:
85 kWh
Public DC fast charge: up to 150 kW 10%–80%: approximately 42 minutes under Chevrolet's stated conditions* |
|---|---|
| Range-management tools | Regen on Demand®, One Pedal Driving, cabin preconditioning and a standard heat pump support daily energy management. |
| Digital interface |
Driver display:
11-inch diagonal
Center screen: 17.7-inch diagonal Apps: Google built-in compatibility; Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ are not equipped. |
| Chevy Safety Assist | Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian Braking, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Alert, Following Distance Indicator and IntelliBeam® are standard. |
| Passenger & cargo layout | Seating for up to five, 26.4 cu. ft. behind the rear seats, 57.2 cu. ft. maximum cargo space and a dual-height cargo floor.* |
| Coverage context | Basic limited warranty: 3 years/36,000 miles; powertrain: 5 years/60,000 miles; electric components: 8 years/100,000 miles. Terms and exclusions apply.* |
Shortlist takeaway
Moving above LT 1 is not required to get the battery size, rapid-charging ceiling, large displays or the six-feature Chevy Safety Assist package. Higher trims should earn their place through the comfort, visibility, package access or design changes you will use.
Comparison Topic 3 of 7
Price the trim by the ownership change it creates, then price the drivetrain and packages separately.
Pricing & Roles
| LT 1 — $34,995 starting MSRP* |
Core role:
lowest starting price with the complete EV operating foundation
Configuration choice: FWD or available AWD |
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| LT 2 — $41,795 starting MSRP* |
Price relationship:
+$6,800 MSRP vs. LT 1 starting MSRP*
Core role: comfort, cargo-access, wireless-charging and parking-visibility step |
| RS — $44,095 starting MSRP* |
Price relationship:
+$2,300 MSRP vs. LT 2 starting MSRP*
Core role: 21-inch-wheel, black-trim and sport-cabin design package |
| The second price decision | FWD/AWD, appearance packages, Super Cruise-related equipment and Convenience Package II can change the exact vehicle price. Compare the VIN-specific window sticker rather than treating the trim badge as the complete configuration. |
Shortlist takeaway
LT 2 is the largest equipment-price step in the trim ladder, while RS adds a smaller second step that is weighted more heavily toward design. Price the drivetrain and option packages on the actual VIN before deciding which jump is worthwhile.
Comparison Topic 4 of 7
Drivetrain changes range and output; trim mainly changes the equipment around that drivetrain.
Range, Output & Charging
| All trims — FWD |
Output:
220 hp / 243 lb-ft torque
EPA-estimated range: 319 miles* DC range in 10 min: up to 84 miles* |
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| All trims — available AWD |
Output:
300 hp / 355 lb-ft torque
EPA-estimated range: 307 miles* DC range in 10 min: up to 81 miles* |
| Shared charging hardware | 85-kWh battery; up to 150-kW public DC fast charging; approximately 42 minutes from 10% to 80% under stated conditions.* |
Shortlist takeaway
FWD is the maximum-range answer and AWD is the stronger-output answer on every trim. Decide which of those matters first; then compare LT 1, LT 2 and RS without expecting a higher badge to change the battery or the stated rapid-charging session.
Comparison Topic 5 of 7
LT 2 changes the daily cabin and cargo routine; RS changes the visual and tactile character.
Comfort & Utility
| LT 1 foundation | 19-inch wheels, cloth seating, manual front-seat adjustment and single-zone automatic climate control. An available Comfort Package can add power/heated driver-focused equipment. |
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| LT 2 daily-use step | Evotex seating, heated front seats, power driver-seat adjustment, heated steering wheel, hands-free power liftgate, bright roof rails and heated mirrors. |
| RS design step | 21-inch black wheels, black exterior details, flat-bottom steering wheel and red-accent interior choices create the sport-oriented presentation. |
| Available Convenience Package II | On LT 2 and RS, Chevrolet highlights ventilated front seats, a 6-way power front-passenger seat and automated walk-up lighting; exact package content should be checked on the window sticker. |
| Shared utility | Five-seat layout, 26.4 cu. ft. behind the rear seat, 57.2 cu. ft. maximum cargo volume and a dual-height cargo floor.* |
Shortlist takeaway
LT 2 is the clearest quality-of-life step because its additions affect entry, seating, charging a phone, loading cargo and parking. RS makes sense when the 21-inch-wheel and black-trim identity is itself part of the reason to own the vehicle.
Comparison Topic 6 of 7
The large-screen Google interface is shared; the useful step-ups are wireless charging, ambient lighting and available hands-free driving technology.
Cabin Technology & Audio
| Shared digital baseline | 11-inch Driver Information display and 17.7-inch center touch-screen with Google built-in compatibility. Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ are not equipped. |
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| LT 1 audio & navigation | 6-speaker audio plus the Google-based connected interface and built-in navigation capability. |
| LT 2 technology step | Wireless phone charging and multi-color ambient interior lighting become part of the stronger daily-use equipment package. |
| Available hands-free driving | Super Cruise® driver assistance technology is available on appropriately equipped Equinox EV models; package content, compatible roads and connected-service terms apply. |
| Available driver-information upgrades | Higher equipment packages can add features such as a head-up display and enhanced rearward viewing technology; verify package content on the specific build. |
Shortlist takeaway
The screen size does not justify a move-up because it is already standard. Pay for LT 2 or an option package when the wireless, visibility or hands-free driving features solve a repeated need rather than because the basic infotainment interface changes.
Comparison Topic 7 of 7
Standard collision and lane support is broad; upper equipment mainly expands low-speed visibility and hands-free assistance.
Safety & Parking Support
| Shared Chevy Safety Assist | Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian Braking, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Alert, Following Distance Indicator and IntelliBeam®. |
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| LT 1 safety breadth | Chevrolet advertises more than 20 standard safety and driver-assistance features on LT 1. Available packages can expand parking and camera support. |
| LT 2 visibility step | HD Surround Vision and Rear Pedestrian Alert are part of the stronger standard low-speed awareness package. |
| RS visibility equipment | HD Surround Vision remains part of the RS safety-and-visibility package while the trim adds its distinct design treatment. |
| Available advanced assistance | Available Super Cruise® and enhanced automated parking technology can further change highway and parking routines on appropriately equipped vehicles. |
| Driver responsibility | Driver-assistance features have operating limits and do not replace attentive driving, safe judgment or checking the vehicle surroundings. |
Shortlist takeaway
The trim decision is not a choice between having safety and not having it. LT 1 already starts with a broad baseline; LT 2 is the more useful breakpoint when camera coverage and rear-pedestrian awareness matter often, while advanced hands-free systems remain configuration-sensitive.
Need a Faster Starting Point?
The six-question finder weighs range, AWD, cabin comfort, parking visibility, styling and available driver technology without assuming the highest trim is the right answer.
Buyer-Fit Shortcuts
Which Equinox EV Role Sounds Like Your Driving?
Pick the routine that matters most. The selector names the lowest trim that cleanly serves it, explains the match, and points to one useful alternative.
Your Best Fit
Longest-Range Value
LT 1
Why It Fits
LT 1 FWD is the lowest trim and reaches the lineup-high 319-mile EPA estimate while keeping the shared battery, screens and safety foundation.
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Choose LT 2 FWD if heated seating, a power driver seat, wireless phone charging and HD Surround Vision will improve everyday use.
Independent
Expert Perspective
Car and Driver
8.5 / 10
2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV rating
Review strengths:
Range, value & available Super Cruise
A Well-Rounded EV
— Strong Range & Everyday Comfort
Car and Driver highlights the Equinox EV for its useful driving range, accessible value and available Super Cruise hands-free driving technology. The review also praises its comfortable ride and well-weighted steering, along with selectable regenerative-braking settings that include one-pedal driving.
The AWD model adds a more energetic feel to that everyday usability. In Car and Driver's instrumented testing, an all-wheel-drive Equinox EV reached 60 mph in 5.8 seconds, giving drivers stronger acceleration while retaining the range and practicality that make the Equinox EV a compelling everyday electric crossover.
Trim-by-trim guide
Build the Equinox EV Shortlist One Step at a Time
Start with LT 1 to see the shared EV foundation, then use LT 2 and RS to isolate the upgrades that actually change the ownership experience.
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Trim 1 of 3
2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV LT 1
The complete EV foundation with the widest value case for either maximum-range FWD or higher-output AWD.
| Starting MSRP* | $34,995 |
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| Drivetrain & output |
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| EPA range & rapid charging* |
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| Battery & charging* |
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| Wheels, space & utility |
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| Cabin foundation |
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| Technology foundation |
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| Driver support | Chevy Safety Assist plus Chevrolet's broader set of more than 20 standard safety and driver-assistance features; package availability can expand camera and parking support. |
| Best fit | Drivers who want the complete Equinox EV operating foundation at the lowest starting price and prefer to choose FWD or AWD before paying for LT 2 comfort or RS styling. |
Real-World Analysis: LT 1 Makes the Drivetrain Choice the Main Event
Use LT 1 as the control: first decide whether the extra output and traction of AWD are worth trading 12 miles of EPA-estimated range.
LT 1 works because the battery, fast-charging ceiling, large displays and core safety package are already established before the equipment ladder begins. A commuter with dependable home or workplace charging does not need to move up simply to access the core EV experience.
For a Pittsburg-to-Concord or Antioch routine, FWD keeps the longest published range and the lowest trim starting point. If wet-weather traction or quicker response matters more, LT 1 AWD is the lowest equipment path to the 300-horsepower dual-motor system.
Move above LT 1 when the repeated-use conveniences are the reason, not because the electric hardware is incomplete. LT 2 makes sense for shoppers who will notice heated seating, hands-free cargo access, wireless charging and enhanced camera support often enough to justify the equipment step.
Trim 2 of 3
2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV LT 2
The comfort, loading, wireless-charging and parking-visibility step without forcing a particular drivetrain.
| Starting MSRP* | $41,795 |
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| Price Relationship* | +$6,800 MSRP vs. LT 1 starting MSRP |
| Step-Up Features Compared to Previous Trim Level | |
| Daily cabin comfort |
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| Cargo & exterior convenience |
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| Cabin technology step | Wireless phone charging and multi-color ambient interior lighting make the cabin easier to live with without changing the shared 17.7-inch/11-inch display layout. |
| Visibility & parking step | HD Surround Vision and Rear Pedestrian Alert strengthen low-speed awareness compared with the LT 1 foundation. |
| Package ceiling | Convenience Package II can add ventilated front seats, a 6-way power front-passenger seat and automated walk-up lighting; available Super Cruise-related equipment can change the driver-assistance experience. |
| Best fit | Drivers who want a noticeably richer daily-use package and better low-speed visibility while keeping the choice between maximum-range FWD and higher-output AWD. |
Real-World Analysis: LT 2 Is the Functional Upgrade, Not a Drivetrain Upgrade
Its value comes from the routines around the powertrain: getting in, loading up, warming the cabin and seeing more around the vehicle at low speed.
LT 2 changes the moments around the drive more than the drive itself. Its cabin upgrades reduce everyday friction, while hands-free cargo access and broader camera coverage become useful when arriving, loading or maneuvering in tighter spaces.
That independence is useful for East Bay buyers with different charging and traction priorities. LT 2 FWD keeps the 319-mile EPA estimate while delivering the stronger comfort package; LT 2 AWD applies the same equipment layer to the 300-horsepower dual-motor setup.
Stop at LT 2 when the daily-use features are the target and the RS wheel-and-black-trim design would be mostly cosmetic for your routine. Move to RS when its visual identity is part of the purchase, or use an LT 2 package when hands-free driving or higher cabin equipment matters more than exterior styling.
Trim 3 of 3
2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV RS
The design-focused flagship that adds 21-inch black wheels and sport-oriented exterior/cabin details while leaving FWD/AWD as a separate choice.
| Starting MSRP* | $44,095 |
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| Price Relationship* | +$2,300 MSRP vs. LT 2 starting MSRP |
| Step-Up Features Compared to Previous Trim Level | |
| Exterior identity | Black emblems, black mirrors, gloss-black lower details and an available monotone/body-color roof treatment create the RS-specific look. |
| Wheel package | 21-inch black wheels replace the LT-oriented 19-inch visual stance and become the most obvious exterior differentiator. |
| Cockpit character | A flat-bottom steering wheel and red-accent interior choices give RS a more overtly sport-themed driver environment. |
| 2026 appearance flexibility | The 2026 RS can be configured without the black roof, making the styling decision less dependent on a mandatory two-tone treatment. |
| Best fit | Drivers who already like the LT 2 level of daily-use equipment and want the 21-inch-wheel, black-trim and sport-cabin presentation enough to make appearance a purchase priority. |
Real-World Analysis: RS Is a Styling Decision More Than a Power Decision
The quickest way to understand RS is to stop treating its badge as a required path to 300 horsepower.
RS does not own the higher-output drivetrain; available AWD can be selected on LT trims too. Its cleanest justification is the more assertive visual and tactile treatment: the larger-wheel stance and sport-cabin cues are the parts you are paying to see and feel every day.
That distinction can still matter every day. A shopper who values the RS presentation every time the vehicle is approached or driven may find the modest starting-price gap over LT 2 easier to justify than someone focused only on range, charging or driver-assistance content.
Compare RS against an equivalently driven LT 2. If 21-inch wheels and the black-trim cabin/exterior package feel essential, RS is coherent. If the goal is 300-horsepower AWD, Super Cruise or ventilated seats rather than the visual treatment, LT 1 or LT 2 can solve that need without making RS mandatory.
Find the Equinox EV Trim That Fits You
Now that you know what separates LT 1, LT 2 and RS, explore our current 2026 Chevy Equinox EV inventory to find the trim, drivetrain, color and features that best fit your priorities. Compare available models, see what is in stock at Delta Chevrolet and take the next step toward your ideal Equinox EV.
Which 2026 Equinox EV Trim Is Right for You?
Start with LT 1 and change one variable at a time. Move to AWD when additional output and traction are worth more than the 12-mile difference in EPA-estimated range. Move to LT 2 when comfort, cargo access, wireless charging and low-speed visibility will improve the routine. Move to RS when its sport-oriented design is itself part of the ownership goal.
Once one or two configurations remain, compare live VINs rather than badges alone. Packages, wheels, charging accessories and vehicle-specific pricing can make two Equinox EVs with the same trim name meaningfully different, so the window sticker should settle the final comparison.
Decision Shortcuts
- Maximum-range value: start with LT 1 FWD.
- 300-hp AWD at the lowest equipment level: compare LT 1 AWD.
- Comfort and parking visibility: compare LT 2 in the drivetrain you prefer.
- Available hands-free driving technology: start with an appropriately equipped LT 2 before assuming RS is required.
- Sport-oriented 21-inch and black-trim design: compare RS.
Trim Finder Quiz
Find Your Ideal Equinox EV Trim Level in Seconds
Six questions weigh range, drivetrain, cabin comfort, parking visibility, styling and available driver technology to identify the first trim worth inspecting.
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Treat the recommendation as the first configuration to inspect. Before buying, verify the live listing and window sticker for drivetrain, packages, wheels, color, charging items, availability and vehicle-specific price.
FAQ: 2026 Chevy Equinox EV Trim Levels
What are the 2026 Chevy Equinox EV trim levels in order?
LT 1, LT 2 and RS.
Which 2026 Equinox EV trims offer front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive?
LT 1, LT 2 and RS can all be configured with FWD or available dual-motor AWD.
What are the 2026 Chevy Equinox EV EPA-estimated range ratings?
Chevrolet lists up to 319 miles for FWD models and 307 miles for AWD models. Actual range varies with temperature, terrain, loading, battery condition, driving style and other factors.*
How long does it take to fast-charge a 2026 Equinox EV?
Chevrolet lists an 85-kWh battery capable of up to 150-kW public DC fast charging and approximately 42 minutes from 10% to 80% under stated conditions. It can add up to 84 miles in 10 minutes for FWD or up to 81 miles for AWD.*
What does Equinox EV LT 2 add over LT 1?
LT 2 focuses on everyday comfort and visibility, adding equipment such as Evotex seating, heated front seats, a power driver seat, heated steering wheel, hands-free power liftgate, wireless phone charging, bright roof rails and HD Surround Vision.
What does Equinox EV RS add over LT 2?
RS is mainly the design step, with black exterior details, 21-inch black wheels, a flat-bottom steering wheel and red-accent interior choices. FWD or AWD remains a separate configuration choice.
Does the 2026 Chevy Equinox EV have Apple CarPlay or Android Auto?
No. Chevrolet states that the 2026 Equinox EV uses Google built-in compatibility instead of Apple CarPlay® or Android Auto™ smartphone mirroring.
Where can I compare 2026 Equinox EV trims near Pittsburg and Contra Costa County?
Delta Chevrolet is located at 3750 Century Court in Pittsburg, CA 94565. Review current Equinox EV inventory online, then compare the exact drivetrain, packages, window sticker and vehicle-specific price before visiting. Sales: 925-526-6071.
Bring Your Equinox EV Shortlist to Delta Chevrolet
Delta Chevrolet serves Pittsburg and the wider East Contra Costa County area with new Chevrolet inventory, EV research, financing, trade-in tools and long-term service support. That matters for an Equinox EV purchase because the badge is only the start of the configuration: drivetrain, option packages, wheel choice, charging accessories and the exact vehicle record all affect the final comparison.
For an Equinox EV, the most useful dealership conversation is configuration-specific. Confirm the drivetrain, package content, wheel setup, charging accessories and window sticker on the exact VIN before the test drive so the comparison stays focused on differences that affect ownership.
Visit Delta Chevrolet at 3750 Century Court, Pittsburg, CA 94565 or call 925-526-6071 for a side-by-side Equinox EV comparison. Bring the VIN-specific listing or window sticker so drivetrain, packages, wheels, charging items, availability and vehicle-specific pricing can be matched to the trim role you are considering.
Continue From Your Equinox EV Shortlist
Once the trim question is narrowed, use live listings to verify configurations, return to EV research if charging is still unresolved, or move into trade and financing steps.
Disclaimers:
*Chevrolet starting MSRP figures and 2026 model information were checked August 17, 2026. Displayed starting prices can exclude destination freight, tax, title, license, dealer fees, optional equipment and other applicable charges; dealer sets final vehicle price. Verify the VIN-specific listing and window sticker before purchase.
*EPA-estimated range is for comparison purposes. Actual range varies with ambient temperature, terrain, battery age and condition, loading, driving style, climate-control use, tire condition, accessories and other factors.
*Chevrolet lists an 85-kWh battery, up to 150-kW public DC fast charging, approximately 42 minutes from 10% to 80% under stated conditions, up to 84 miles added in 10 minutes for FWD and up to 81 miles for AWD. Charging performance varies with battery temperature/state of charge, charger output, site conditions, vehicle condition and other factors.
*Public charging networks, GM-approved NACS adapter availability, app functionality, pricing and account requirements can change. Confirm charger compatibility and access before travel.
*Passenger and cargo measurements use published specifications. Usable cargo space can vary with seat position, cargo shape and measurement method.
*Warranty descriptions are summaries only. Review the current Chevrolet warranty booklet for complete terms, exclusions, maintenance requirements and coverage details.
*Features, packages, subscriptions, connected services, colors, wheels, charging accessories and vehicle availability can change. Some equipment requires specific packages or connected-service plans. Confirm the exact window sticker and current manufacturer/dealer information.
*Super Cruise® and other driver-assistance systems have operating limits, compatible-road or service requirements where applicable, and do not replace safe, attentive driving. Review Chevrolet guidance and the Owner's Manual for important limitations.
*Car and Driver's 8.5/10 rating and editorial assessment were checked August 17, 2026. Third-party scores and editorial content belong to their publisher and can change.
