Chevy is giving the 2021 Equinox a heavy facelift.
Introduced at the Chicago Auto Show, the 2021 Equinox takes a sharp turn towards the Chevy styling we’ve seen introduced on the new Blazer, TrailBlazer, and Tahoe/Suburban. A unique but “Chevy-like” front end with sharp horizontal elements distinguishes the Equinox from its competitors.
Features, engines, and transmissions offered on the Equinox largely carry over from the still fresh 2020 model that was brand new in 2018. The big news here is the styling.
Have a deep look at the 2021 Chevrolet Equinox right here:
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