The Equinox's Incredible and elegant with panoramic roof, spacious cabin is nicely styled and made from durable materials. Both front- and rear-seat passengers should find themselves comfortable, with enough luxuries to keep them happy on longer trips. There are plenty of cupholders, but most of those interior luxuries are either optional or only available on higher trim levels. The base Equinox L is a price leader with very few features. Our top-spec Premier test vehicle spoiled us with automatic climate control, power-adjustable front seats with heat and ventilation, and more.
The interior design is simple and handsome, with only a few questionable material choices, such as some rough-edged plastics on the lower door panels. Some rivals offer more space behind the rear seats, but we still managed to fit eight of our carry-on suitcases back there. Aside from a capacious center-console storage bin, the Equinox’s cabin storage is merely average. But a deep storage bin under the cargo floor is perfect for keeping items organized and out of the way.
