2025 GMC Terrain Vs.Chevrolet Equinox.

GM released a bit more info about the redesigned GMC Terrain for 2025. And it seems a few journalists got to drive it as well.

For this new generation, the Terrain seems to look almost the same as the 2025 Chevrolet Equinox. Which is totally redesigned as well. Of course, the huge GMC grille still makes the GMC stand out (in a bad way) next to its Chevrolet cousin. Otherwise, both look surprisingly similar. After years of making sure they didn’t…

From the profile view, it seems the decrease under the windows is more pronounced on the GMC, and the C-Pillar is a bit different. Otherwise, it would be hard to tell which one is the GMC. Strange since the body panels are indeed not the same. Why not make them look a bit more different?

It is a different story inside where the two don’t even seem related. Which is good. However, the new Equinox interior is so good I’m not sure the Terrain is worth the extra money over the Chevrolet version. Powertrains are exactly the same for both, with the only engine available being a 1.5 Liter Turbo with 175HP. Which isn’t that great. As usual, the FWD versions are getting a CVT, while the AWD models are getting a new 8-speed automatic. Elevation (base), AT4 and Denali trims are available.

No Hybrid or PHEV is available. At least not yet. GM does offer a

version of the e2025 Equinox in China.

Official pricing will come “at a later date”….

No matter what the price will be, it will be more than the Chevrolet Equinox EV. Which starts at around $36,000 before incentives. Even if you don’t include various local help, a new Equinox could start at around $28,000 after federal incentives. There is even a current $ 239-a-month lease available on the EV.

I wonder if GMC will end up having its version of the Equinox EV. It would be quite nice to see an affordable off-road-looking design based on the Ultium platform.