There’s been a few threads about Blazer/Equinox EV deals and talk about the many different incentives at play. This thread had some good information, particularly from @carrot56. I was going to reply there but decided to start a new thread and centralize this information, hopefully for the benefit of others. At a bare minimum, I know Costco has come back into play this month for Chevy, which has the potential to help create some really great deals on these vehicles.
Can anyone confirm any other incentive changes in June? I’m starting to make some runs at various dealers, and I’m specifically looking at Courtesy Vehicles, either Blazer or Equinox EVs.
Here’s what I believe is valid as of June (UPDATES in bold as new info comes in):
$1750 LT Trim Rebate (EDIT: Only Equinox LT trim vehicles must have one of the convenience packages)
$1500 Conquest (Non GM vehicle owned in household, 2011 or newer; GM site suggests it does not stack with Current Lessee, but @CoastalMotorGroup and @carrot56 confirm it does)
$1000 Current Lessee (Currently leasing a 2020 or newer vehicle; GM site suggests it does not stack with Conquest, but @CoastalMotorGroup and @carrot56 confirm it does)
$850 GM Supplier (Reduced from $1000 for June for Blazer/Equinox; Have to work for a GM Supplier or know someone who does?)
$1500 Equinox Courtesy Vehicle/Loaner Incentive (Appears to stack with anything. GM site shows it as a generic “Lease Cash Allowance”)
$3000 Blazer Courtesy Vehicle/Loaner Incentive (Appears to stack with anything. GM site shows it as a generic “Lease Cash Allowance”)
$2100 GM Employee (Doesn’t stack with Supplier/Education/Military/Healthcare incentives. Appears to be reduced to $2100 this month from $2250 in the past)
$1250 Costco Executive Incentive (Or $1000 if you have Costco Gold Membership - must be active 60+ days prior to purchase)
$500 GM Educator/Student/Military/Healthcare worker (May not stack with Employee or Supplier?; Need to generate an authorization code on GM’s site)
Side note: Acquisition Fee: Waived on Equinoxes per @CoastalMotorGroup and @jrizzy1234. some dealers showing no acquisition fee for Blazers on GM site, also.
Anyone know for sure if any of the above is correct, I’d love to hear it. If this is pretty close, there is some potential for even greater deals than the last few months. In playing with the LH calculator, I’m seeing some LT Courtesy Vehicles potentially getting to $100/month if you can qualify for enough of the above incentives…
With all these rebates and solid dealer discount they will pay you to drive it.
The sales tax and state incentives drive the monthly too.
I just did today this in NY.
Good luck
Yeah, I did see your deal. Nice job! I saw you had $6500 in incentives, which is pretty great. I think I would qualify for $7500 if everything in my original post is accurate, and that doesn’t even include the GM Supplier discount (don’t know anyone who qualifies, I think).
Not sure how much you got as a discount, but I’m seeing many dealers advertising $3000-5000 discounts, specifically saying it is a dealer discount that applies to everyone. We’ll see if they honor that, but if they did it AND you got $6-8k in incentives, these cars could literally be under $100/month effective. I’m getting ready to make some real hard runs at these dealers once I’m sure I’m right on the incentives.
Yeah, you know what, I did actually just see that they lowered Supplier on their site for the Equinox/Blazer to $850. Thanks, updating the original post.
its on the chevy website, it says lease cash allowance. use the inventory search and its on there. its also split into two different things on the calculator
That is interesting. I’ve never seen that done before, but admittedly I haven’t done any one pays in the past, so maybe this kind of shell game is standard?
This is one I was a bit unsure of. It was definitely in effect for last month, according to several sources here on LH, and I did mention it to a sales manager at one dealership yesterday and his response was “uh huh,” so I was assuming it was still live… but was hoping for some confirmation either way.
@jrizzy1234 said it was on the Chevy site but I actually haven’t found it myself. Anyone have the scoop on this one?
Yep everything else looks great! Thanks for putting all of this info together!
Actually, one additional note - on the Equinox EV LTs you have to have convenience pack 1 or 2 to get the $1,750. The $35k MSRP base cars do not qualify.
well they are 2 seperate incentives but add up to $2k. $250 is select market so maybe not all areas get it. and the other is available to all. but if you put your zip in calc or on chevy it will show if you get it. also remember that the acquistion fee is waived for equinoxes.
This is what I find for a Blazer LT 2025. I also can’t see the option on the calculator that you guys showed for the blazer. It’s kind of ok because the Courtesy incentive is higher ($3,000), but I can’t see this other incentive for new or CCR ones.
Ps: the other incentives on the photo are Costco and conquest
This is incorrect, conquest and current lessee very much do stack.
Have signed 4 of these deals myself and 10+ for friends and family where I have stacked the conquest and current lessee. The only vehicle owner ones that never stacked were Bolt owner or conquest (pick one or the other there). Although that isn’t even relevant now that Bolt incentive is gone.
Looking at the Chevy website with all the costco and conquest incentives, the numbers are more or less align with is in the post here but when reaching out to the dealers, the number are vastly different. Any luck with any Florida dealer honoring the price from the website?
