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Chevrolet Is Not Playing Around and Has Already Teased What’s Coming: The New 2025 Equinox Turbo SUV, Which Promises to Land in Brazilian Territory Next Year with Jaw-Dropping Looks.
The reveal “without wanting to” stirred the market and has already placed the model on the radar of car enthusiasts.
With an eye on the design, the new Equinox Turbo seems to have gone on a diet, being around 200 kg lighter than its predecessor.
This is music to the ears of those who value fuel economy and performance. Its design, which mixes elements of SUV and Jeep, brings a sportier and more robust air, with rear lights that are already making waves.
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It surpassed the T-Cross, Creta, and Tracker: with nearly 8,000 units sold, the Volkswagen Tera was the best-selling SUV in March 2026.
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Honda performs miracles in fuel consumption with a hatch that marks 13.2 km/l in the city and 15 km/l on the highway, leaving Polo, HB20, 208, and Onix behind and becoming a reference among compact cars without resorting to turbo or hybrid systems.
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With 122 hp, fuel consumption of up to 17.7 km/l, and a trunk capacity of 440 liters, this hybrid SUV impresses even though it costs up to R$ 47,000 more than the Yaris — meet the Toyota Corolla Cross.
Interior and Technology of the New Chevrolet Equinox: Comfort and Innovation Just Right
Inside, the Equinox Turbo 2025 doesn’t lag behind. It is expected to inherit the interior of its electric sibling, with a touch of sophistication and cutting-edge technology.
Wireless smartphone charging, dual-zone air conditioning, and a panoramic sunroof are just some of the amenities that promise to make the Equinox Turbo 2025 a heavyweight competitor in the market.
Powertrain: Power and Efficiency on the Road
Under the hood, the Equinox Turbo 2025 retains the 1.5 turbo gasoline engine, with direct injection and 172 horsepower. The automatic transmission promises a smooth and responsive driving experience, free from the jolts of CVT.
When it comes to price, Chevrolet seems to want to keep the suspense. However, it is speculated that the Equinox Turbo 2025 will start at R$ 220,000, available in RS and Premiere versions.
Although the advanced cruise control technology is reserved for the electric version, the Equinox Turbo 2025 does not disappoint and promises to be a strong competitor in the SUV segment in Brazil.
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