Whether you’re shopping for your first new car or are a veteran buyer, you’ll find plenty to like about the new Chevy Equinox. It comes in a range of trim levels, has plenty of engine options, and features an array of features designed to make your life easier, like 4G LTE Wi-Fi and Teen Driver Technology.
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Those seeking a new compact SUV should definitely check out the new Chevy Equinox. Its fuel economy is impressive, and its cabin is loaded with the latest safety features. It also has a comfortable ride and plenty of standard features. In terms of safety, the Equinox’s forward collision warning system is well-tuned. It’s also not overly sensitive, so it won’t trigger false alarms. Similarly, Chevy’s teen driver monitor will allow parents to set a speed limit.
Another notable feature is Chevrolet’s Infotainment 3 system, which includes a 7-inch touchscreen and Apple CarPlay. The system also has a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot. The Equinox’s cabin is not quite as fancy as its competitors’. There are few standard features, but it’s not short on cargo space.
Engine options
Whether you are looking for a fuel efficient vehicle or want to upgrade to a turbodiesel engine, you will find the Equinox has plenty of engine options to choose from. These engines offer great fuel economy and a great ride, while also providing good performance.
The base Equinox comes standard with a 1.5L turbocharged inline four engine that produces 170 horsepower. This engine is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. It also features an auto start/stop feature, which helps to improve fuel efficiency. It gets 26 mpg in the city and 32 mpg on the highway. The Equinox is also available with a 1.6L turbodiesel 4-cylinder engine that produces 137 horsepower. The turbodiesel also delivers 240 lb-ft of torque. It gets 26 mpg in the urban area and 29 mpg on the highway.
Trims available
Depending on the trim level, Chevy’s Equinox has a range of features that can help you drive safer and enjoy your daily commute. The base L and LT trims are equipped with a variety of advanced technologies, while the Premier trim adds even more advanced features. The base L trim is ideal for families, and comes standard with many features. This model also includes OnStar with 4G LTE connectivity. In addition, the model comes with a standard Wi-Fi hot spot. The Chevy MyLink(r) system controls many of the features in the vehicle.
If you want more power, you can upgrade to the 2.0-liter turbo engine. It has a nine-speed automatic transmission, which adds performance to the vehicle. The turbocharged engine also offers 260 lb-ft of torque and can tow up to 3,500 pounds.
4G LTE Wi-Fi
Whether you are on the road or at home, you can stay connected to your favorite apps, music, and entertainment with your Chevy Equinox. Chevy offers a built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi(r) hotspot in the vehicle, powered by the vehicle’s battery. It connects your mobile device to a wireless Internet connection, providing better signal and more bandwidth. It allows you to connect up to seven devices simultaneously. You can get more information about Chevy’s Wi-Fi features by calling Chevy tech support. Chevy’s tech team can help you with setting up your vehicle’s Wi-Fi, updating your software, and more.
Chevy has been a leader in the automotive industry when it comes to 4G LTE connectivity. The company has sold more vehicles with OnStar 4G LTE connectivity than any other automaker. It is the first automaker to offer customers the ability to select a vehicle that comes with the feature.
Teen Driver Technology
GM’s Teen Driver Technology in the 2019 Chevy Equinox is a great tool for parents to help their teen learn safe driving habits. It offers an in-vehicle report card that records events such as speed and tailgating incidents. It also includes a visual and audible warning system, as well as an industry-first Buckle to Drive feature.
Teen Driver mode automatically engages when the vehicle is started. It then records real-time vehicle data, including number of speed warnings, number of forward collision alerts, number of tailgating events, and distance traveled. It also allows parents to set limits on vehicle speed and audio volume. Parents can also register a key fob that the teen can use to access report cards and alerts.
Teen Driver mode also includes an industry-first feature: an in-vehicle report card. This report card is accessible by the teen driver’s key fob and displays details about anti-lock brakes, forward collision alerts, and the number of speed warnings received. The report card displays on a 7-inch touch screen.
