Chevrolet has announced pricing details for the 2022 Equinox and while its starting price is now US$ 2,000 higher, there’s a good reason for that. Kicking off the 2022 Chevrolet Equinox range is the LS model that fills the void left behind by the old Equinox L. It starts at US$ 26,995 and while that is US$ 2,000 more than the L, it is actually US$ 600 less than a 2021 Equinox LS.
Those looking for an Equinox with slightly
more features can opt for the LT, now priced at US$ 28,095, or US$ 700 less than the
2021 LT. Similarly, the starting price of the flagship Equinox Premier has
dropped by US$ 500 to US$ 32,195. Those who want an all-wheel drive system can
upgrade for US$ 1,600. New to the 2022 Chevrolet Equinox family is the RS model
that starts at US$ 31,295. Chevrolet originally planned to launch the updated
Equinox for the 2021 model year but delayed it until 2022 because of the
coronavirus pandemic.
All variants of the 2022 Equinox come
standard with a turbocharged 1.5-liter inline-four producing 170 hp and 275 Nm. Previous model year Equinox models were also available with a
turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder but it has been dropped from the line-up.
With that being said, there is speculation
that the facelifted Equinox will, at some stage, be offered with the same
2.0-liter turbo four LSY engine as the Cadillac XT4. This powertrain produces
237 hp and 349 Nm of torque and could be available for the 2023
model.
