There's a reason the Equinox is the best selling Chevrolet nameplate behind the Silverado pickup truck, but it's not because the compact SUV is especially compelling. No the Equinox's popularity has more to do with its availability and affordable pricing with a fully loaded version starting at just over $33K. Meanwhile segment leaders such as the Honda CR-V and Mazda CX 50 can cost upwards of $40K. Keep in mind the 2024 Chevy Equinox is starting to show its age and offers only an underpowered 175 horsepower turbo four with an unremarkable automatic transmission and an unintuitive optional all wheel drive system. Despite pokey acceleration, the Equinox drives and rides quite well compared with its peers, The interior design and materials aren't inspiring, but it has plenty of passenger space and desirable infotainment features. Of course that's still not enough to make the Equinox a contender in this hotly contested class, but folks who want an SUV with a bow tie badge should have no problem finding one at a fair price. For 2024 the Equinox doesn't see any major changes although a separate electric version is set to make its debut. Underpowered and frequently out of breath, the turbocharged 1,5 liter four cylinder won't win any fans with its sluggish performance, and it's the sole offering for the Equinox. The engine makes 175 horsepower and when paired with the optional all wheel drive system it takes a heavy foot to hustle the Equinox up to highway speeds. The six speed automatic shifts seamlessly, though it's reluctant to downshift when extra power is needed as it's geared toward fuel economy. At our test track, our most recent Equinox test vehicle, an RS trim with all wheel drive, needed 8,0 seconds to reach 60mph. Agreeable and easy to drive, the Equinox handles competently, and its steering is accurate and direct. The ride can be harsh at times, particularly with the optional 19 inch wheels and rougher stretches of road transmit some unpleasantness into the cabin, The Chevy can also tow up to 3500 pounds. The EPA estimates that the front wheel drive Equinox will earn 26mpg in the city and 31mpg on the highway, Adding all wheel drive reduces ratings by 2 and 1mpg respectively, The front drive Equinox we tested on our 75mph fuel economy route returned 32mpg.
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21 авг 2024
