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2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV LT FWD

2026 · LT FWD

The 2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV LT FWD is a 5-seat SUV with 319 miles of estimated range and an MSRP of $34,995. Full specs below.

Overview

MakeChevrolet
Body StyleSUV
EPA Size ClassSmall SUV
Model Year2026
On Sale DateAvailable now

Range & Charging

EPA Range319 mi
Battery Capacity85 kWh
Charge Port TypeCCS1
Max DC Fast Charging150 kW
Level 2 AC Charging11.5 kW
Vehicle-to-Load (V2L)No
Heat PumpYes
Tesla Supercharger AccessYes
NACS DC AdapterYes
NACS DC Adapter Cost$275

Performance & Drivetrain

DrivetrainFWD
All-Wheel Drive AvailableYes
0–60 mph7.7s
Horsepower220 hp
Tow Capacity1,500 lb
Ground Clearance6.4 in
Wheel Size19", 21"

Doors & Seating

Number of Doors5
Rear Door StyleHinged
Sliding DoorsNo
Three-Row SeatingNo
Max Passengers5
Built-in Booster SeatsNo

Comfort

Leather Seats AvailableNo
Ventilated Seats AvailableNo
Heated Steering WheelYes
Heated Rear SeatsNo

Tech & Safety

Apple CarPlayNo
Android AutoNo
Wireless Phone ChargingNo
Hands-Free DrivingNo
Hands-Free Driving Subscription—
Collision Avoidance Auto-BrakeYes
Lane Keep AssistYes
Adaptive Cruise ControlYes

Cargo

Rear Cargo Volume26.4 cf
Max Cargo (seats folded)57.2 cf
Frunk Volume—

Links

Manufacturer specs ↗Review ↗EPA window sticker ↗fueleconomy.gov ↗

Notes

Native CCS1 charge port for 2026 (GM has announced the 2027 Equinox EV switches to native NACS); an optional NACS AC adapter exists, but DC fast charging remains CCS1. Wireless phone charging is standard only on LT2/RS trims, not base LT1. No Apple CarPlay/Android Auto — Google built-in infotainment instead. Super Cruise is available on LT2/RS, not on base LT.

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