Model Year Matters

2027 Chevrolet Equinox EV

SUV · 2024–2027

2024–2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV
2024–2026 pictured. Photo: Kevauto, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Which year to buy

Too new to judge: 2026. Give a new year a year or two of owner reports.

Bar height: serious owner complaints to NHTSA for that year, against this model's usual year.

Verdicts computed from NHTSA owner complaints, defect investigations and recalls. NHTSA doesn't publish sales, so only big differences count. (How we judge.) Data checked 2026-10-06.

Trims and features

2024202520262027

2027 Equinox EV trims

LTRS
Wireless phone chargingOptionalStandard
Head-up displayOptionalOptional
Heated front seatsOptionalStandard
Ventilated front seatsOptionalOptional
Heated rear seatsOptionalOptional
Heated steering wheelOptionalStandard
Remote startStandardStandard
Sunroof or moonroofOptionalOptional
Panoramic roofOptionalOptional
Power liftgate or tailgateOptionalStandard
360-degree cameraOptionalStandard
Adaptive cruise controlStandardStandard
Blind-spot warningStandardStandard
Lane centeringOptionalOptional

Availability: LT: Equipment group available on 1MB48.; RS: Equipment group available on 1MM48.

Features from Chevrolet's 2027 equipment guide ("Optional": a package or option adds it); base price, seating and driver-assistance equipment from NHTSA's vehicle database (vPIC), as Chevrolet reports it. "—": not verified in our sources. "Varies": standard on some versions of the trim.

Year by year

YearEnginesDriveFuel economyCrash ratingRecalls Owner complaintsMost-reported problemCarPlay
2026 ElectricAWD, FWD96–108 MPGe 5 of 5 3 11 Forward collision avoidance (10) —
2025 ElectricAWD, FWD96–109 MPGe 5 of 5 6 163 Visibility/wiper (80) —
2024 ElectricAWD, FWD96–108 MPGe 5 of 5 1 107 Visibility/wiper (58) —

Owner complaints are unverified reports to NHTSA, counted as filed: older years have had longer to collect them and sales aren't adjusted for, so see Which year to buy for a fair comparison. Most-reported problem: the component named in the most complaints that year. Sources: EPA, NHTSA, Apple.

Which years have…

Wireless phone chargingHead-up displayPower liftgateLane centeringBlind-spot monitoring360-degree cameraHeated front seatsHeated second-row seatsVentilated (cooled) seatsHeated steering wheelRemote startSunroof or moonroofPanoramic roof
Every NHTSA-rated version: crash ratings, safety tech, recalls, complaints
YearVersionStarsForward collision warning Lane departure warningRecallsComplaints
2026 CHEVROLET EQUINOX EV SUV BEV AWD5 StandardStandard 311
2026 CHEVROLET EQUINOX EV SUV BEV FWD5 StandardStandard 311
2025 Chevrolet Equinox EV SUV AWD5 Standard & OptionalStandard & Optional 6163
2025 Chevrolet Equinox EV SUV FWD5 Standard & OptionalStandard & Optional 6163
2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV SUV AWD5 Standard & OptionalStandard & Optional 1107
2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV SUV FWD5 Standard & OptionalStandard & Optional 1107

Source: NHTSA.

Every EPA-rated version: engines and combined mpg
YearEPA modelEnginesCombined
2026Equinox EV AWD (11 kW Charger)Auto (A1) 103
2026Equinox EV AWD (19 kW Charger)Auto (A1) 96
2026Equinox EV FWDAuto (A1) 108
2025Equinox EV AWD (11 kW Charger)Auto (A1) 103
2025Equinox EV AWD (19 kW Charger)Auto (A1) 96
2025Equinox EV FWDAuto (A1) 109
2024Equinox EV AWDAuto (A1) 96
2024Equinox EV FWDAuto (A1) 108

Source: fueleconomy.gov.

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