[DadEV]

If you're going to Detroit, share your own pics here!
These photos are from a colleague who's covering the media day at NAIAS and I'm sharing them with his permission.
I'm glad Chevy brought the Equinox to the show but wish it wasn't behind a barrier. Obviously, it's probably a hand-built prototype, so I'm guessing this one vehicle is worth about 20x or more what the production cars will sticker for. Still, it would have been nice if folks could poke around inside.

 

[DadEV]

 

[chEVy4me]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Nebula1701]

Nice!

 

[ElectricBowtie]

I love how the screens are setup inside! Thanks for posting these!

 

[DadEV]

I'm a sucker for trunk shots. Looks good!

 

[Steverino]

Thanks for the pics! I really like the front styling. It's a good bet you'll be able to sit in one at next year's show.

Trunk looks decent. You think the license plate goes in the black grill-like area?

 

[chEVy4me]

Yeah, I feel like the license plate has to go in that black glossy area. I don't see another good place for it, and if you zoom in it looks like there's a light at the top of the black area in the center. Or maybe it's a camera.

 

[Nebula1701]

Yeah the License Plate is going to go here...

I wonder if the Equinox is prewired and ready for the Digital License Plates.

 

[Steverino]

I wonder if the Equinox is prewired and ready for the Digital License Plates.

I'll say no, or it will be a subscription feature, haha.

 

[Nebula1701]

I'll say no, or it will be a subscription feature, haha.

I mean Digital License plates are subscription. LOL

Michigan Approves Digital License Plates; Texas OKs for Commercial Use Only

Digital plates for cars, trucks, and fleets are already approved for sale in California and Arizona. Their clean looks come with a hefty monthly subscription fee.

www.caranddriver.com

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[Steverino]

I mean Digital License plates are subscription. LOL

$20 and $25 a month? And the benefit to me is uh, ah, I get to tell my friends how I'm wasting $240/year?

No thanks, I'll take the stamped steel version, please.