Chevrolet Equinox EV FWD (2025)
Check the version. Estimate your costs. Choose how to charge.
Specifications for this variant
- Rated range
- 319 mi · EPA
- Rated electricity use
- 31.24 kWh/100mi · EPA
- AC connector
- Not verified for this version
- DC connector
- Not verified for this version
- Usable battery capacity
- Not verified for this version
- Model year
- 2025
EPA total driving range
EPA combined label value
These are standardized test-cycle figures, not an ev.guru road test. Speed, weather, wheels, heating and battery condition affect actual range. Compare the same test cycle and exact configuration.
Sources checked:What to check before buying a charger
- Match the AC connector to your exact vehicle. A DC adapter does not establish home-charger compatibility.
- Confirm the vehicle’s AC limit and have an electrician check the circuit, available capacity and installation. A higher charger rating does not make every car charge faster.
- For public fast charging, also check the network’s vehicle and adapter approvals. A matching plug alone is insufficient.
- Exact connector and adapter configuration was not established from the cited EPA record and remains unset.
What could charging your Equinox EV cost?
The calculator starts with this version’s rated electricity use. Set your mileage, home/public split and actual rates. Rated electricity use already includes charging losses. Installation, the vehicle purchase and parking fees are separate.
EPA rated electricity use: 31.2399 kWh/100mi. Includes charging losses; actual use varies with driving and weather.
Subscriptions & charging losses
Starting values are editable examples, not market averages. Consumption includes charging losses.
$8.40 per 100 mi
- Home charging
- $446
- Public charging
- $562
- Subscriptions
- $0
Electricity costs only. Excludes vehicle, charger installation, parking, idle fees and any taxes not included in your rates.