2025 Chevy Equinox & Tahoe Come From the Same Thought Pool, Are They Cool or Not?

Over there, the Japanese automakers are clearly making a show of force because they have something for the audience, no matter how small or big. Actually, TMS was among the few dedicated automotive shows with a growing audience before the pandemic, and this rebranding is just proactive thinking when contemplating the incredible success of alternate venues like the Goodwood Festival of Speed or the 2023 Monterey Car Week.

As such, we will see a barrage of concepts and prototypes (production models are still scarce) from everyone, from Mazda to Toyota and from Nissan to Suzuki. The Americans, meanwhile, have their own venues this fall – the upcoming Los Angeles Auto Show (November 17 through 26) and SEMA Show (October 31 to November 4) are nothing to trifle with, either. But, of course, you need a slew of novelties to support them – and this year's NAIAS is not giving us too much hope, unfortunately.

Luckily, the imaginative realm of digital car content creators has a few suggestions on how to escape the predicament, especially if you're a Chevrolet fan. For example, the good folks over at the Q Cars channel on YouTube aim to daze and amaze the audience with the potential styling of their visions for a couple of redesigned Chevy SUVs – the 2025 Equinox crossover and the 2025 Tahoe full-size classic SUV. And, since they both come from the same pool of thought, they are decidedly easy to consider as part of the same CGI family.

First, the third-generation crossover SUV, which currently retails for just $26,600 to spite the Honda CR-V and the best-selling Toyota RAV4, is allegedly set to undergo yet another mid-cycle refresh, according to the channel's host to navigate better the perils of the ultra-successful compact crossover SUV segment – which is the best-selling sector across the US automotive market after the first six months of the year, ahead of full-size trucks.

Secondly, the resident pixel master has also probably used the same amount of AI assistance to envision the upcoming facelift for the fifth-gen full-size body-on-frame SUV. The two Chevrolets look spectacular when set side-by-side, by the way, which is why we compiled their photos together even though Q Cars wanted to keep their dedicated video features separately. However, do take all this as wishful thinking and with a healthy dose of salt because nothing is actually official from the GM subsidiary.