2025 Chevrolet Equinox Pricing Starts Just Under $30k

Chevrolet has released pricing for the 2025 Equinox, the all-new crossover unveiled earlier this year. There are three trim levels – LT, RS, and Activ – one fewer than the outgoing model, available in LS, LT, RS, and Premier. This being a brand-new model, the entry-level model has a starting price of $29,995, $2,000 more than the outgoing LS trim but nearly $1,000 cheaper than last year’s LT trim.

Despite being comprehensively designed for MY2025, Chevrolet has retained the turbocharged 1.5-liter, four-cylinder engine that produces 175 hp. Front-wheel drive models receive a CVT and 175 lb-ft of torque. Opting for all-wheel drive nets you an eight-speed automatic transmission and 203 lb-ft of torque. Vehicles equipped with AWD command an additional $2,000 over their FWD counterparts.

Entry-Level LT Is Well-Equipped

The compact SUV is comprehensively specced, with Chevrolet noting it has more equipment than several rivals. An 11.3-inch screen is standard, and it is 3.3 inches bigger than the infotainment displays in the RAV4 LE, CR-V LX, and Tucson SE. The Escape Active makes do with a seven-inch screen. Heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and remote start are standard on the base Equinox.

Adaptive cruise control is standard on the Equinox and all its rivals, except for the Escape. However, all Equinox crossovers get a wireless device charger at no extra cost. Despite the generous standard equipment, the $29,995 Equinox is similarly priced to its rivals. The LT wears 17-inch wheels, a model-specific grille, front fascia, and cloth seats.

New Activ Trim Level Is The Most Expensive

Moving on to the $34,395 Equinox RS, the mid-spec trim receives RS-specific styling, black-painted mirrors, badges and exterior trim, roof rails, and standard 19-inch wheels (20-inch wheels are available). Inside, the Equinox RS receives a flat-bottomed steering wheel and Evotex seating with Torch Red/Santorini Blue stitching and RS debossed emblems on the front seat headrests. All models benefit from Chevrolet’s new design language. As a result, the new Equinox borrows styling cues from the larger Tahoe/Suburban and the all-new Traverse.

Finally, we have the $34,395 Activ, which is new for MY2025. Aimed at more adventurous consumers, this variant receives 17-inch machined wheels wrapped in all-terrain tires and Evotex/microfiber upholstery with ‘Activ’ stitching on the front seats, to name a few features. All trims receive the Chevy Safety Assist suite, which includes forward collision assist, adaptive cruise control, rear cross-traffic braking, and lane-keep assist.

All pricing mentioned here does excludes Chevrolet’s $1,395 destination charge.