For its 2025 model year, the Equinox EV has gotten a minor refresh that includes a slightly better powertrain. The front-drive version now puts out 220 horsepower, while all-wheel drive versions have been bumped to 300 horses. Chevy has also dropped numbered trims and replaced them with two basic options packages, making it easier to customize this SUV.

Shop 2025 Equinox EV at Go City Chevy has been able to keep the cost down for its entry-level EV, and its battery packs offer decent range. The front-drive model can go about 319 miles on a charge, while the all-wheel drive version hits 300 miles with a full charge. This makes it easy to get out and explore all that the Aitkin area has to offer, or even take a trip across the country.

The Equinox EV is also competitive with other EVs when it comes to comfort and cargo space. Both the front and rear seats offer plenty of room, and the spacious back seat can fold flat to expand capacity to a generous 57.2 cubic feet. That’s enough to hold several large suitcases or a couple of large mountain bikes.

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Behind the wheel, the Equinox EV feels refined and reasonably quick. It doesn’t have the instant torque of a Bolt, but it’s still satisfying to zip around town or cruise on the highway. Plus, the soft damping and competent body control make it comfortable and pleasant for long trips. If you’d like to see how the Equinox EV performs for yourself, come on down to Atwater Chevrolet GMC in Aitkin, MN. We’ll be happy to show you our current new vehicle specials, so you can save on an all-electric SUV.