2021 Chevrolet Equinox Prices and Deals

Take your pick:

The carryover 2021 Equinox remains in good supply across the country. The mid-range LT is easiest to find and generally carries the best pricing. The base LS isn't quite so common and already carries a lower price, so don't expect as much room for dealing. The entry-level L model isn't likely to be discounted at all and is excluded from most factory incentives.

For 2022, the Equinox will receive a pandemic-delayed refresh originally scheduled for this year. The L model is going away, so the base MSRP will increase by $2,000. Other trims will see price cuts up to $700.

Current offers are available on a national basis and will expire August 2, 2021 unless otherwise noted. This page is updated monthly, so check back for the latest deal info.

Lease: From $280 for 39 months with $0 down

Current lessees of any brand can now lease a 2021 Equinox in popular LT trim from $280 for 39 months (10,000 miles a year) with $0 due at signing.

This lease is an exceptional value for this price class. If you're not currently in a lease, your total cost may be higher, but you can still expect very good value.

Rebates: $2,500 off for all buyers

Chevy now offers a $2,500 rebate on the 2021 Equinox to all buyers. That's not the highest amount this year but in line with our expectations given industrywide supply issues this summer.

Finance: From 0% APR for 72 months

In place of the cash rebate, Chevy continues to offer 0% financing for 72 months on the 2021 Equinox. This excellent offer is available on several Chevy models this month.