2027 Chevy Equinox Interior

Choosing between the LT and RS trims of the 2026 Chevy Equinox is one of the most common decisions buyers face at this price point. Both trims share the same well-engineered platform and core technology, but they're aimed at noticeably different priorities. The 2026 Equinox handles both approaches well, and the right answer comes down to how you actually use your vehicle. Browse our new Chevy vehicles to see what's available, or read on for an honest breakdown of both trims. 2026 Equinox LT vs. RS: What Actually Sets Them Apart The LT and RS run on the same powertrain, carry the same safety technology, and share the same spacious cabin layout. What separates them is a carefully chosen set of design and feature upgrades aimed at two different types of drivers. The LT is built around practicality, offering solid value for buyers who want a capable SUV without paying for extras they may never use. The RS layers a sport-oriented personality on top of that same foundation, adding blacked-out styling elements, upgraded interior materials, and a bolder look. When comparing the two trims, both perform the same job but with a very different sense of style. Price Difference: What You Pay for the RS Upgrade The 2026 Equinox LT starts at approximately $28,800 MSRP for FWD models, while the RS starts at approximately $33,600 MSRP for FWD. That roughly $4,800 gap reflects the RS's styling and interior upgrades rather than any mechanical difference. For buyers working within a specific budget, the LT delivers everything that matters at a lower cost. For those who genuinely appreciate the RS's added design and convenience features, the premium is a reasonable investment. Knowing that distinction upfront makes the decision considerably easier. Exterior Styling: Everyday Refinement vs. Sport-Tuned Attitude The exterior is where the LT and RS comparison becomes most visually obvious. LT Exterior: Clean and Understated The LT wears a clean, contemporary exterior that suits a wide range of buyers. It looks sharp and well-considered without leaning into performance theater. Riding on 17-inch wheels, it carries a balanced, grounded stance that holds up on Houston-area highways just as comfortably as it does in a suburban driveway. RS Exterior: Blacked-Out Accents and Bold Stance The RS brings a distinctly different energy to the curb. Blacked-out accents, black emblems and badging, black roof rails and mirror caps, and a sportier front-end design give it a cohesive athletic identity. An available black two-tone roof adds even more visual punch. The RS rides on 19-inch alloy wheels that widen its visual footprint considerably. If you've ever looked at a base-trim Equinox and wished it had more personality, the RS answers that directly. Interior Features: Comfort, Materials, and Cabin Technology Step inside either trim and you'll find the spacious, well-organized cabin that makes the Equinox one of the more livable compact SUVs on the market. Both trims share an 11.3-inch touchscreen with Google Built-In and an 11-inch digital driver display. The RS adds a layer of refinement that makes the cabin feel more premium. 2026 Equinox LT Interior: Practical Comfort Done Right The LT interior prioritizes the features most drivers use every day. Cloth seating is durable and comfortable, and the trim includes heated front seats and a heated steering wheel, which are genuinely useful additions. The layout is intuitive and storage is thoughtful throughout, making it a natural fit for families and daily commuters who value function. 2026 Equinox RS Interior: Sport Touches and Elevated Aesthetics The RS interior takes the same functional layout and adds a distinct sport-inspired character. Evotex synthetic seating, a leather-wrapped flat-bottom steering wheel, and contrast stitching give the cabin a noticeably more upscale feel. Dual-zone automatic climate control and standard wireless charging are also included on the RS, features shared with the Activ trim. For drivers who spend a lot of time behind the wheel and care about the sensory experience of their cabin, those upgrades are worth noticing. Trim Comparison at a Glance Feature LT RS Wheels 17-inch 19-inch alloy Seating Material Cloth Evotex synthetic Steering Wheel Standard Leather-wrapped flat-bottom Key Standard Features Heated front seats, heated steering wheel Dual-zone auto climate control, wireless charging (also on Activ) RS-Exclusive Styling — Blacked-out accents, black emblems, sport front end, available two-tone roof Both trims share the same 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 175 horsepower, along with the 11.3-inch touchscreen with Google Built-In and 11-inch digital driver display. Performance, Safety, and Driver Assistance Both the LT and RS are powered by a 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with 175 horsepower. The RS is not a performance upgrade over the LT. Its appeal is entirely about styling, materials, and added convenience, not additional speed or capability. Contact our team if you have questions about powertrain options or AWD availability before you visit. Neither trim sacrifices safety for style. Both include Chevrolet's standard driver assistance suite: automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist, forward collision alert, and rear park assist are all standard on both. Safety coverage does not vary meaningfully between the two trims. Which Trim Fits Your Lifestyle? Both trims make a strong case, but your final decision comes down to personal priorities. Choose the LT If You Prioritize Value and Versatility The LT is the right pick if you want a fully capable SUV without paying a premium for features you might not prioritize. It covers the essentials exceptionally well: reliable technology, comfortable seating, heated front seats and steering wheel, and strong safety coverage. For daily commuters working through Greater Houston traffic or buyers watching a specific budget, the LT delivers outstanding value. You give up some styling flair, but you keep everything that makes the Equinox worth owning. Choose the RS If You Want a Sportier Look and Feel If you want an Equinox that reflects your personal style more boldly, the RS is built for you. Blacked-out exterior accents, Evotex seating, a flat-bottom steering wheel, and the sport-influenced design give it a noticeably more exciting character. Buyers who take pride in how their vehicle looks and feels, and who are willing to invest a bit more to get there, will find the RS a satisfying upgrade. Frequently Asked Questions About the 2026 Equinox LT vs. RS Do both trims have the same engine? Yes. Both the LT and RS use the same 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with 175 horsepower. The RS distinction lies entirely in styling, interior materials, and added convenience features. Is the RS faster than the LT? No. Both trims share identical powertrain specs, so there is no performance difference. The RS name reflects a sport-inspired design identity, not increased speed or output. Which trim is the better value? For most buyers, the LT is the stronger value. It includes the core features most drivers actually use, at a notably lower price. The RS is worth the premium if sporty aesthetics and upgraded cabin materials are genuinely important to you. What's the biggest difference between the LT and RS? Exterior styling and interior materials. The RS adds blacked-out accents, 19-inch wheels, Evotex seating, a flat-bottom steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control, and standard wireless charging (features shared with the Activ trim). The LT has a cleaner look and cloth seating but includes heated front seats and a heated steering wheel. Can I test drive both at Monument Chevrolet? Absolutely. Visit us at our Pasadena location and we'll walk you through both trims side by side so you can feel the difference firsthand. Shop the 2026 Chevy Equinox at Monument Chevrolet If you're ready to see the 2026 Equinox LT and RS in person, we'd love to help. Stop by Monument Chevrolet at 3940 Pasadena Fwy, Pasadena, TX 77503, where our team can walk you through both trims, answer your questions, and help you find the right fit without pressure. You can also browse our current inventory online or call our sales team directly at 713-581-8123. We're open Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 9 PM, and we're always happy to help Greater Houston area drivers find the vehicle that genuinely fits their life. Image courtesy of Chevrolet

Putting the wrong oil in your engine is one of those small mistakes that can quietly snowball into expensive repairs. For 2026 Chevy Equinox owners, knowing exactly what goes into that engine matters just as much as knowing when to change it. Whether you just picked up a new Equinox or you're staying ahead of routine maintenance, getting familiar with the oil spec, capacity, and change intervals keeps your engine running exactly the way Chevrolet built it to. What Oil Does the 2026 Chevy Equinox Take? The 2026 Chevy Equinox takes SAE 0W-20 full synthetic oil meeting the GM dexos1 specification. This applies to the 1.5L turbocharged inline-4 engine, which powers the entire Equinox lineup. If you're ready to get your oil change scheduled, visit our service center for GM-certified service using the correct oil and filter for your Equinox. Oil capacity varies by drivetrain. The FWD model holds 4.2 to 4.5 quarts with filter; the AWD model holds approximately 5.3 quarts. Always confirm your specific configuration in the owner's manual or during service. The table below summarizes the full spec breakdown: Engine Oil Type Viscosity Grade Oil Capacity (with filter) Recommended Change Interval Oil Filter 1.5L Turbocharged I-4 (FWD) GM dexos1 Full Synthetic SAE 0W-20 4.2–4.5 quarts 7,500 miles or 12 months AC Delco 1.5L Turbocharged I-4 (AWD) GM dexos1 Full Synthetic SAE 0W-20 ~5.3 quarts 7,500 miles or 12 months AC Delco SAE 0W-20 is the viscosity grade; dexos1 is the quality and performance standard. Your Equinox needs both. When shopping for oil, confirm the label shows the 0W-20 viscosity rating and the dexos1 certification before you add it to your cart. Understanding SAE 0W-20 Full Synthetic Oil The synthetic oil specified for the Equinox is engineered with modern turbocharged engines in mind. It comes down to two things: the viscosity rating and what the synthetic formulation actually does inside the engine. What the Viscosity Rating Means for Your Engine The "0W-20" label carries more meaning than it might seem. The "0W" portion describes how the oil behaves in cold temperatures. "W" stands for winter, and the lower that number, the better the oil flows when your engine is cold. A 0W rating means the oil stays thin enough to circulate immediately at startup, protecting components during those first few seconds before the engine reaches operating temperature. The "20" refers to the oil's thickness at normal operating temperature. That's a relatively low number, and it's intentional. Modern engines, including the Equinox's 1.5L turbo, are built with tight internal tolerances that benefit from lighter oil. It flows easily through narrow passages, reduces friction, and supports better fuel economy without giving up protection. Why Full Synthetic Is Required, Not Optional Full synthetic oil is a hard requirement for the Equinox, full stop. Conventional and synthetic-blend oils don't meet the performance demands of a turbocharged direct-injection engine. Turbos run extremely hot and spin at speeds that place intense thermal stress on the oil. Full synthetic handles that heat far better, resisting oxidation and breakdown over time. It also reduces the risk of Low-Speed Pre-Ignition (LSPI), a combustion event that can cause serious internal damage and is a known concern in turbocharged, direct-injection engines. Synthetic also stays cleaner longer. Fewer impurities mean less sludge buildup, which keeps oil passages clear and maintains turbocharger health. Restricted oil flow to the turbocharger can cause serious damage in a short amount of time, so there's no room for compromise here. The dexos1 Specification: GM's Engine Oil Standard General Motors developed the dexos1 specification to define exactly what kind of oil their vehicles need to perform well over time. The current standard for GM vehicles from model year 2021 forward, including the 2026 Equinox, is dexos1 Gen 3. It goes beyond the SAE viscosity grade, setting rigorous standards for LSPI prevention, timing chain wear, oxidation resistance, and overall engine cleanliness. For 2026 Equinox owners, dexos1-certified oil is also tied directly to GM's warranty terms. What dexos1 Certification Means A dexos1 certification means the oil has gone through extensive testing to prove it meets GM's specific performance benchmarks. That includes evaluations for sludge and varnish deposits, piston cleanliness, valve train wear, and long-term oil stability. This matters especially for turbocharged engines, which run hotter and demand more from lubrication than naturally aspirated motors. Using non-dexos1 oil can put your powertrain warranty at risk. If an engine problem arises and it's traced back to non-approved oil, GM may have grounds to deny coverage on that repair. Choosing dexos1-certified oil is the sensible way to protect both the engine and your investment. How to Identify a dexos1-Approved Oil The container will display the dexos1 starburst logo, usually on the front or back label. That logo means GM has licensed and approved that specific product for use in their vehicles. If you're still unsure, confirm on the manufacturer's website that the product states dexos1 approval alongside the SAE 0W-20 viscosity grade. Brands with dexos1 Gen 3-licensed full synthetic options include Mobil 1, Castrol EDGE, Pennzoil Platinum, Valvoline Advanced, and ACDelco. No single brand is endorsed over another; what matters is that the product carries the dexos1 certification. When in doubt, a certified Chevrolet service center will always use the correct oil. How Often Does the 2026 Chevy Equinox Need an Oil Change? Under normal driving conditions, the Equinox is due for an oil change every 7,500 miles or every 12 months, whichever comes first. That's a longer interval than the old 3,000-mile guideline, which reflected older engines running conventional oil. Full synthetic maintains its protective properties well beyond that, and Chevrolet's maintenance schedule reflects that reality. Not all driving qualifies as "normal," though. Demanding conditions can shorten the recommended interval and require more frequent attention to your oil. The 7,500-Mile Oil Change Interval Explained The 7,500-mile interval is designed around typical daily driving: moderate highway use, regular commutes, and reasonable temperatures. Under those conditions, SAE 0W-20 full synthetic holds its viscosity and protective qualities comfortably within that range. If your driving leans harder on the engine, frequent short trips under five miles, extended idling, towing, hauling heavy loads, or operating in extreme heat, cold, or dusty environments, you should plan on oil changes closer to every 5,000 miles. These conditions break down oil faster, and waiting the full 7,500 miles can leave your engine under-protected. Ready to stay on schedule? Schedule your oil change online to keep your Equinox properly maintained. What the 'Change Engine Oil Soon' Message Means The 2026 Equinox uses an Oil Life Monitoring System that tracks driving behavior, engine load, temperature cycles, and mileage to estimate how much useful life remains in the current oil. The "Change Engine Oil Soon" message activates when the system reaches 0% remaining oil life based on that real-time data. When it shows up, schedule an oil change promptly. The system adapts to how you actually drive, which makes it more accurate than any fixed mileage schedule. After each oil change, the system must be reset so it can accurately track the new oil's life cycle from the start. Tips for Keeping Up With Your Equinox's Oil Health Scheduled changes are the foundation, but a few additional habits keep your engine in better shape between appointments: Check oil level monthly using the dipstick. Pull it, wipe it clean, reinsert fully, then pull it again. The level should fall between the minimum and maximum marks. Monitor oil color. Fresh oil is amber and mostly transparent. Black, gritty oil well before its change interval could indicate a problem worth having a technician evaluate. Inspect the area under your parked Equinox occasionally. An oil spot on the driveway may signal a slow leak that needs attention before it becomes a larger issue. Use the myChevrolet app to track your oil life percentage and receive maintenance reminders without relying on memory alone. Pair a quality AC Delco oil filter with your dexos1-certified synthetic oil. The filter captures contaminants that would otherwise circulate through the engine, and the combination gives you the best protection between intervals. Why Professional Oil Changes Matter for Your 2026 Equinox There's a real difference between a professional oil change and a quick-lube visit at a shop unfamiliar with GM-specific requirements. A professional service means the correct dexos1-certified synthetic oil goes in, the right AC Delco filter gets installed, the exact oil volume gets matched to your drivetrain configuration, and the oil life monitor gets properly reset. These are easy details to miss if the technician isn't familiar with the Equinox. A certified technician will also check fluid levels, look over belts and hoses, and flag anything that needs attention soon, including brake system concerns that might not be obvious otherwise. That kind of review during a routine appointment catches small issues before they grow into expensive ones. For a turbocharged engine that depends on clean, properly specified oil, professional service is the smarter long-term call. It's also worth noting that using non-dexos1 oil in a DIY oil change creates real warranty exposure if an engine issue surfaces later. Schedule Your Oil Change at Monument Chevrolet in Pasadena Monument Chevrolet in Pasadena serves the Greater Houston area with certified Chevy service backed by over 50 years of community-focused experience. Our factory-trained technicians use genuine AC Delco filters and the correct dexos1-certified SAE 0W-20 full synthetic oil your Equinox requires, matched to your exact drivetrain configuration. Schedule your oil change online for a no-pressure appointment with service performed to Chevrolet's exact specifications. And if you're thinking about a new vehicle, we invite you to browse our selection of new midsize Chevy SUVs while you're here. 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Fuel costs are one of those expenses that never really go away. Fill up week after week and the numbers add up fast. The right MPG rating can save you hundreds of dollars a year, and the 2026 Equinox was built with that reality in mind. Whether you're grinding through stop-and-go traffic on Houston's highways or cruising an open road, the 2026 Equinox delivers a balance of efficiency and real-world capability that makes driving feel less like a constant drain on your wallet. Every trim in the 2026 Equinox lineup runs on a turbocharged 1.5L 4-cylinder engine, a powertrain that's been refined to meet what modern drivers actually need. This isn't just a capable engine in a capable SUV. It's one designed with fuel consumption as a genuine priority, paired with a smart transmission and thoughtful aerodynamic engineering that together make the Equinox one of the sharper choices in the compact SUV class. If you're ready to browse options, take a look at our new Chevy Equinox inventory to see what's currently available. 2026 Equinox MPG Ratings by Engine and Drivetrain Getting a clear picture of 2026 Equinox MPG starts with understanding how your drivetrain choice affects the numbers. The Equinox comes in two configurations: FWD and AWD. Both use the same 1.5L turbo 4-cylinder, so the differences come down to the mechanical demands of each setup. The table below lays out the EPA-estimated figures side by side. Drivetrain City MPG Highway MPG Combined MPG FWD 26 29 27 AWD 25 29 26 All three available trims (LT, RS, and ACTIV) share these same EPA ratings, so your efficiency outlook won't change based on which trim level you choose. The drivetrain is the key variable. FWD Fuel Economy The FWD Equinox earns an EPA-estimated 26 mpg city, 29 mpg highway, and 27 mpg combined. Those are competitive numbers for a compact SUV, particularly for drivers who spend most of their time in urban environments. The FWD configuration pairs the 1.5L turbo with a CVT that Chevrolet engineers calibrated specifically to keep engine speed low and efficiency high. For commuters in Pasadena and the Greater Houston area, these ratings translate directly to fewer stops at the pump every week. AWD Fuel Economy Going with AWD does trim city efficiency slightly, but that's true across the entire compact SUV segment. The AWD Equinox earns an EPA-estimated 25 mpg city, 29 mpg highway, and 26 mpg combined. Worth noting: highway efficiency is identical to the FWD model at 29 mpg. The AWD configuration uses an 8-speed automatic rather than a CVT, and Chevrolet's engineers tuned it to hold efficiency steady at highway speeds. For drivers who want better traction during Houston's rain-heavy seasons, or who plan to venture off pavement occasionally, the AWD system more than earns its keep. How the 2026 Equinox Compares to Previous Model Years The 2026 Equinox continues a steady refinement trajectory Chevrolet has maintained across this model's lifespan. Rather than overhauling what already works, engineers focused on squeezing more efficiency out of the existing architecture without disrupting what drivers already like about the drive. The most notable year-over-year change is on the FWD side: the 2026 FWD model improved highway fuel economy from 28 mpg to 29 mpg compared to the 2025. That's a meaningful single-mpg gain on the number most highway commuters pay closest attention to. AWD ratings hold steady at 25 city / 29 highway / 26 combined, matching the 2025 figures. If you're upgrading from a 2025 FWD model, that highway improvement will show up in your real-world fill-up frequency over time in a way that quietly adds up. What These MPG Numbers Actually Mean for Your Daily Drive Raw EPA ratings only tell part of the story. The real question is how those numbers play out in your actual life. For most buyers in the Greater Houston area, a mix of city commuting and occasional highway travel is the norm, which puts the Equinox's combined rating front and center. Estimated Driving Range on a Full Tank The 2026 Equinox carries 14.8 gallons of fuel. Apply the EPA-estimated figures to that tank capacity and FWD models can travel approximately 400 miles on a full tank. AWD configurations land near 406 miles. At highway speeds, the FWD model delivers an estimated range of around 429 miles per tank, while the AWD model delivers approximately 452 miles per tank, both based on the 29 mpg highway rating. To put that in context: a round trip from Pasadena to downtown Houston runs roughly 30 to 40 miles depending on your route. At that pace, you could complete well over a week's worth of daily commutes on a single tank without touching the pump. That kind of quiet confidence adds up quickly, especially when fuel prices are unpredictable. City vs. Highway Efficiency If most of your driving happens in traffic, the city rating deserves your attention. The Equinox's 26 mpg city figure for FWD models holds up well in stop-and-go conditions on the 610 Loop or I-45, where turbocharged engines and smart transmission calibration help reduce unnecessary fuel burn at low speeds. The 25 mpg city figure for AWD is still respectable given the added mechanical demands of the all-wheel-drive system. Highway drivers benefit from the strong 29 mpg rating shared by both drivetrains. Longer stretches on 59/69 heading out of the Houston metro, or a weekend drive to the Hill Country, become noticeably more economical. Your personal driving habits determine which number matters most, and both figures hold up well under real-world conditions. The Fuel-Saving Technologies Behind the Numbers These MPG ratings don't happen by chance. Several specific technologies work together to deliver the Equinox's efficiency. The 1.5L turbocharged 4-cylinder uses direct injection, delivering fuel precisely into the combustion chamber to reduce waste and extract maximum energy from every drop of gasoline. Variable valve timing adjusts intake and exhaust valve operation based on driving demands, keeping the engine in its most efficient operating range whenever conditions allow. Transmission choice matters here too. FWD models use a CVT that keeps the engine operating at lower, more fuel-efficient RPMs during everyday driving. AWD models use an 8-speed automatic with closely spaced gear steps that prevent unnecessary RPM spikes. Chevrolet also gave the Equinox an aerodynamic body design with attention to underbody airflow and exterior surface shaping, cutting drag at highway speeds where aerodynamic resistance has the greatest impact on fuel consumption. Actual results will vary based on driving conditions, habits, cargo load, and climate. But these engineering choices provide the foundation for the EPA-estimated figures the Equinox carries. Why Fuel Efficiency Makes the 2026 Equinox Worth Considering Strong fuel economy shows up consistently as one of the Equinox's best qualities, and it's easy to see why. The numbers translate directly into lower fuel costs, fewer fill-ups, and a long-range capability that reduces the mental overhead of managing a tank on longer drives. Consider the math: at current fuel prices in the Houston metro, a driver covering 15,000 miles annually in an FWD Equinox averaging 27 combined mpg uses roughly 555 gallons per year. Every mpg gained reduces that consumption further, and those savings compound over the years you own the vehicle. The FWD model's improvement from 28 to 29 mpg highway over the 2025 model is a small number that puts real money back in your pocket over time. There's also a longer-term angle worth considering. An efficient engine that runs without strain tends to support better reliability and lower maintenance costs. Fuel-efficient vehicles also hold stronger residual values, which means the Equinox works as a sensible investment from day one. Browsing our new Equinox inventory is a good way to compare available trims and configurations before you visit, so you arrive with a clear picture of what you want to test drive. Explore the 2026 Equinox at Monument Chevrolet in Pasadena, TX Visit Us or Schedule a Test Drive If you're ready to experience the 2026 Equinox fuel economy for yourself, Monument Chevrolet in Pasadena, TX is ready to help. Whether you want to compare FWD and AWD models side by side, ask detailed questions about the 1.5L turbo powertrain, or simply take both configurations for a drive to feel the difference, our team will help you make an informed decision without any pressure. A test drive on local roads, including a stretch of highway to feel how that 29 mpg highway rating actually translates, is the most direct way to evaluate whether the Equinox fits your commute. Our team can walk you through the FWD and AWD tradeoffs in detail based on how you actually drive. Talk to Our Team Questions about specific trim availability, financing options, or the differences between LT, RS, and ACTIV? Contact us and our team will get back to you with straightforward answers. After the purchase, Monument Chevrolet's service center handles everything from oil changes to tire rotations using factory-trained technicians and genuine GM parts. Staying on top of routine maintenance is one of the most direct ways to protect the fuel efficiency that made you choose the Equinox in the first place. View our new Equinox inventory and schedule your test drive at our Pasadena dealership today. Frequently Asked Questions About 2026 Chevy Equinox Fuel Economy What is the MPG for the 2026 Equinox? The 2026 Equinox earns EPA-estimated ratings of 26 mpg city / 29 mpg highway / 27 mpg combined with FWD, and 25 mpg city / 29 mpg highway / 26 mpg combined with AWD. All LT, RS, and ACTIV trims share these same ratings within each drivetrain. Actual results will vary based on driving conditions. Does AWD significantly reduce MPG on the 2026 Equinox? The difference is modest. AWD models lose 1 mpg in the city compared to FWD but match FWD at 29 mpg highway. Combined MPG drops by just 1 mpg. For most drivers, the added traction and stability of AWD easily justifies that trade-off, especially given Houston's weather conditions. What engine powers the 2026 Equinox? Every 2026 Equinox trim (LT, RS, and ACTIV) is powered by a 1.5L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine producing 175 horsepower. FWD models produce 184 lb-ft of torque and pair with a CVT. AWD models produce 203 lb-ft of torque and pair with an 8-speed automatic transmission. How does the 2026 Equinox compare to the 2025 model in fuel economy? The most notable change is a 1 mpg improvement in FWD highway efficiency, from 28 mpg on the 2025 model to 29 mpg on the 2026. FWD city and combined ratings remain the same at 26 city / 27 combined. AWD ratings are unchanged year over year at 24 city / 29 highway / 26 combined. The highway gain is small but consistent with Chevrolet's incremental refinement approach. Image courtesy of Chevrolet