They're still claiming the Equinox EV will be available at $35k mid 2024 but I'm highly skeptical of that at this point, unless they plan on selling them at a loss.
They're still claiming the Equinox EV will be available at $35k mid 2024 but I'm highly skeptical of that at this point, unless they plan on selling them at a loss.
I was curious about this also. It's a nice-looking vehicle, and the pricing does seem pretty aspirational. I figured they will force you to go up a trim level or two to get basic safety features like a blind spot monitor, or common features like dynamic cruise control.
Even though it won't have CarPlay, I would consider getting one if the price of a decent version is close to $35k.
State (eg: California) mandates that a certain percentage of cars sold be EVs. That naturally means a certain percentage of cars manufactured for subsequent sale have to be EVs to accomplish the sale percentage mandate.
You can't make sure 30% (note: arbitrary number for sake of conversation) of your car sales are EVs unless at least 30% of the cars you manufacture for selling are EVs.