10k off an Equinox EV

[brianc35]

Seeing more incentives pop up with huge cash back/off offers.

Today I see the Equinox EV is up to 10k off if you are a current competitor owner.

That list is vague, but probably any PHEV or full bev will meet the mark?

https://www.chevrolet.com/electric/...se4hTBYTJIj-CgwKbER8EtG63DmniP7xoCDZ8QAvD_BwE

 

[tizan]

This is making it within a few thousand of dollars from second hand ones (2024 and 2025 MY, albeit you may be comparing a second hand RS from a new LT) that are coming off lease now. Will that bring the second hand market down further ?

 

[brianc35]

yeah, they are certainly hurting those late model owners who paid more for their older vehicle at this point.
But, they also had the 7500 tax incentive. so it's really only a 2500 difference.

they are also doing 8750 or 8000 for 2025 models if you don't have a competing vehicle.

https://www.chevrolet.com/current-o...EV&requestedPostalcode=06050&postalcode=06050

 

[insightman]

Thanks, @brianc35, you're always finding interesting stuff I don't see elsewhere on the 'net.

After reading about this Equinox deal you found, I wondered if there is any EV that sells for more than its original price.

The Lotus-based Tesla Roadster came to mind. Because Porsche appears to have whiffed on the EV versions of their 718s, the Tesla Roadster is the only EV I know that might be more fun (where fun=handling) to drive than my MINI Cooper SE.

On Edmunds, I saw that it's easy to find a Tesla Roadster that's much less expensive than its original price:

I'm so glad I was able to purchase my MINI before the $7,500 tax credit went away and tariffs made its successor unavailable in the US. The question of its potential resale price never entered my mind.