Chevrolet's Equinox is a fresh and modern compact SUV featuring an expressive design, increased cargo space, the latest connectivity, expanded roster of available safety features.

For 2020, the 1.6-liter diesel engine is no longer offered, and packages and options get minor revisions.

Purposeful technologies are designed to help keep passengers safe, comfortable and connected. Teen Driver is offered along with safety features such as Safety Alert Seat, Surround Vision, Forward Collison Alert with Following Distance Indicator.

The redesigned Equinox shed nearly 400 pounds -- approximately 10 percent of its mass in 2018, which has paid dividends with a nimbler, more responsive and more refined driving experience. Combined with this weight loss, the body was designed and optimized for top safety ratings.

A mass-efficient body structure is at the center of the Equinox's trimmer curb weight and helps make the most of the available turbo engine options. The 1.5-liter turbo engine offers a balance of fuel efficiency and performance. For drivers looking for more power, the 2.0-liter turbo engine offers 252 horsepower and can click off 0-to-60-mph sprints in an estimated 7.2 seconds.

The Equinox's stiffer body structure is better at preventing noise and vibrations, for a quieter and smoother ride. By helping to block noise and vibration paths, fewer sound-absorbing and other dissipative materials are required, contributing to the Equinox's overall weight loss.

The strategic placement of high-strength and ultra-high strength steel in the body structure is the foundation of a robust "safety cage" surrounding passengers. It is complemented with the Equinox's restraint systems and other standard and available safety features to manage energy in the event of a crash and help protect occupants. The Chevrolet Equinox is offered in L, LS, LT, and Premier trims, with available AWD.