GM’s hands-free, semi-autonomous Super Cruise driving assistant debuted on the now-defunct Cadillac CT6 luxury sedan and has slowly trickled to certain models in the GM portfolio, including the Cadillac Escalade, Chevy Silverado, Chevy Bolt EUV and GMC Sierra. Many of GM’s next-generation EVs will also come equipped with Super Cruise – including the recently unveiled 2024 Chevy Equinox EV compact crossover.
Super Cruise will be offered as an optional extra on the 2024 Chevy Equinox EV in the 2LT trim level and above, meaning the only trim that cannot be equipped with the hands-free driver aid is the entry-level 1LT. To recap, the 2024 Chevy Equinox will be offered in the 1LT, 2LT and 3LT trim levels, as well as the sport-themed 2RS and 3RS trim levels.
The Super Cruise system requires an active plan or trial, which starts at $25 per month on a standalone basis. The Super Cruise subscription can also be added to certain OnStar plans for an additional $15 per month. Super Cruise, which is classified as an SAE Level 2 semi-autonomous system, enables hands-free driving on over 200,000 miles of compatible highways in the U.S. and Canada. The feature can also initiate auto-lane changes and is compatible with a trailer on certain GM vehicles.
The first customer examples of the 2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV, which will all be yet-to-be-announced limited-edition versions of the 2RS time level, will arrive in Fall 2023, with regular series production models to arrive in early 2024. Details and ordering information for these models will be available closer to the start of production, which will take place at the GM Ramos Arizpe plant in Mexico.
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front all black is even stranger… why designers do so strange bumpers today ? still miss in green
Probably just for contrast. If the entire front end was one solid color, it might look odd also.
so seems very cheap
Entire design looks cheap. As if they want that aero look from Tesla but lack a cohesive design language. Simcoe needs to go! Product designed for China doesn’t have this ugly problem. Stellantis, especially old FCA NA, makes the nicest looking cars in Detroit!
Looks great with black.
When do we get the article about how there is no super cruise available due to supply constraints?
When you stop talking about it.
The whole car is vaporware so far. Same thing with a Blazer EV that’s due out “Summer 2023”. It’s Summer, where’s the release?
I think this may be my next vehicle. I just this week leased a CT4 (first new vehicle in 17 years). When that’s done I’m gonna look seriously at the Equinox EV.
Those ugly black wheels. Ugggh
Dear Author, According to the Chevy website, only the 3LT and 3RS trims show Super Cruise as an available option. If what you say is true that the 2LT and 2RS trims will also have Super Cruise as an available option, Chevy needs to update their website.
I don’t like that you are renting the feature from the manufacturer. It’s similar to going to a restaurant and when you get the bill there’s a service fee on top of the menu price. Then there is realtor throwing another $1K on the cost of selling or buying a house just for fun. Everybody wants to become Ticketmaster. This time they want to charge you $35K or more for a car and turn it into a rental to boot.
When can we pre-ordered
Or drive around town to show the public