Chevrolet Lease DealsLive market view
Chevy runs some of the most aggressive lease incentives in the market — from the Equinox EV with federal credit pass-through to Silverado truck deals and the value-packed Trax. Starting at $239/month. We pulled live deals from 4 Chevy dealers. Every number here reflects what dealers are advertising today.
Current Chevrolet Lease Offers
Sorted by lowest monthly payment. Showing top 40 of 70 active deals.
2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT (2FL)
Total
$5,736
Down
—
Advertised
$239/mo
24 mo
🔥 Hot Deal2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT (2FL)
Total
$5,736
Down
—
Advertised
$239/mo
24 mo
🔥 Hot Deal
2026 Chevrolet Equinox FWD LT
Total
$13,923
Down
$3,879
Advertised
$279/mo
MSRP $30,795 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$219/mo · 7% off MSRP
🔥 Hot Deal2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV
Total
$6,936
Down
—
Advertised
$289/mo
24 mo
🔥 Hot Deal
2026 Chevrolet Trailblazer FWD LT
Total
$13,933
Down
$3,529
Advertised
$289/mo
MSRP $26,295 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$238/mo · 7% off MSRP
🔥 Hot Deal2026 Chevrolet TRAX
LT FWD
Total
$11,560
Down
$289
Advertised
$289/mo
39 mo
🔥 Hot Deal2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV
Total
$6,936
Down
—
Advertised
$289/mo
24 mo
🔥 Hot DealChevrolet LT
FWD
Total
$10,512
Down
—
Advertised
$292/mo
MSRP $29,690 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$234/mo · 7% off MSRP
🔥 Hot DealChevrolet RS
FWD
Total
$10,584
Down
—
Advertised
$294/mo
MSRP $29,825 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$236/mo · 7% off MSRP
🔥 Hot Deal2026 Chevrolet Trax LT
Total
$10,620
Down
—
Advertised
$295/mo
36 mo
🔥 Hot Deal2026 Chevrolet Trax LT
Total
$10,620
Down
—
Advertised
$295/mo
36 mo
🔥 Hot Deal
2026 Chevrolet TraxFWD LT
Total
$10,555
Down
$3,139
Advertised
$309/mo
MSRP $24,995 · 24 mo
Negotiate to ~$236/mo · 7% off MSRP
✓ Good DealChevrolet LT
AWD
Total
$11,412
Down
—
Advertised
$317/mo
MSRP $31,550 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$256/mo · 7% off MSRP
✓ Good Deal2026 Chevrolet 2026
2FL 4x4 Crew Cab
Total
$10,156
Down
$2,500
Advertised
$319/mo
24 mo
✓ Good DealChevrolet ACTIV
FWD
Total
$11,700
Down
—
Advertised
$325/mo
MSRP $31,660 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$263/mo · 7% off MSRP
✓ Good DealChevrolet LT
FWD
Total
$11,916
Down
—
Advertised
$331/mo
MSRP $30,800 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$271/mo · 7% off MSRP
✓ Good Deal
2026 Chevrolet Blazer FWD LT
Total
$13,225
Down
$4,849
Advertised
$349/mo
MSRP $36,295 · 24 mo
Negotiate to ~$243/mo · 7% off MSRP
✓ Good Deal2026 Chevrolet TRAX
ACTIV
Total
$14,360
Down
$359
Advertised
$359/mo
39 mo
✓ Good DealChevrolet LT
AWD
Total
$12,924
Down
—
Advertised
$359/mo
MSRP $32,575 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$296/mo · 7% off MSRP
✓ Good DealChevrolet RS
AWD
Total
$13,068
Down
—
Advertised
$363/mo
MSRP $34,300 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$296/mo · 7% off MSRP
Fair Deal2026 Chevrolet TRAX
2RS
Total
$15,160
Down
$379
Advertised
$379/mo
39 mo
Fair Deal
2026 Chevrolet Silverado
Total
$18,453
Down
$4,809
Advertised
$379/mo
MSRP $53,795 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$274/mo · 7% off MSRP
Fair DealChevrolet ACTIV
AWD
Total
$14,004
Down
—
Advertised
$389/mo
MSRP $35,395 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$320/mo · 7% off MSRP
Fair DealChevrolet LT 2FL
Double Cab Standard
Total
$14,292
Down
—
Advertised
$397/mo
MSRP $52,750 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$294/mo · 7% off MSRP
Fair Deal2027 Chevrolet Bolt FWD LT
Total
$19,383
Down
$5,019
Advertised
$399/mo
MSRP $29,990 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$341/mo · 7% off MSRP
Fair Deal2026 Chevrolet EQUINOX
LT FWD
Total
$15,960
Down
$399
Advertised
$399/mo
39 mo
Fair DealChevrolet LT
RWD
Total
$15,300
Down
—
Advertised
$425/mo
MSRP $39,800 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$348/mo · 7% off MSRP
Chevrolet RS
FWD
Total
$15,444
Down
—
Advertised
$429/mo
MSRP $34,700 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$362/mo · 7% off MSRP
Chevrolet ACTIV
AWD
Total
$15,732
Down
—
Advertised
$437/mo
MSRP $37,000 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$365/mo · 7% off MSRP
2026 Chevrolet EQUINOX
LT 4WD
Total
$17,560
Down
$439
Advertised
$439/mo
39 mo
2026 Chevrolet COLORADO
WT
Total
$16,243
Down
$439
Advertised
$439/mo
36 mo
Chevrolet WT
Crew Cab Short Bed AWD
Total
$16,056
Down
—
Advertised
$446/mo
MSRP $49,800 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$349/mo · 7% off MSRP
Chevrolet WT
AWD
Total
$16,344
Down
—
Advertised
$454/mo
MSRP $41,800 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$373/mo · 7% off MSRP
Chevrolet Trailboss
AWD
Total
$17,460
Down
—
Advertised
$485/mo
MSRP $46,690 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$394/mo · 7% off MSRP
Chevrolet RS
AWD
Total
$17,532
Down
—
Advertised
$487/mo
MSRP $38,100 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$413/mo · 7% off MSRP
Chevrolet LT
AWD
Total
$17,532
Down
—
Advertised
$487/mo
MSRP $44,150 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$401/mo · 7% off MSRP
2026 Chevrolet COLORADO
LT CREW CAB 4X4
Total
$18,463
Down
$499
Advertised
$499/mo
36 mo
2026 Chevrolet Traverse FWD LT
Total
$18,225
Down
$6,249
Advertised
$499/mo
MSRP $42,795 · 24 mo
Negotiate to ~$374/mo · 7% off MSRP
Chevrolet Z71
AWD
Total
$18,216
Down
—
Advertised
$506/mo
MSRP $48,285 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$412/mo · 7% off MSRP
2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV AWD LT
Total
$22,983
Down
$4,659
Advertised
$509/mo
MSRP $49,495 · 36 mo
Negotiate to ~$413/mo · 7% off MSRP
Chevy Equinox Lease Deals
The Equinox is Chevy's volume leader and one of the most affordable compact SUVs to lease. The gas-powered Equinox LT typically comes in under $300/month, and the all-new Equinox EV is where things get interesting — with the federal EV tax credit passed through on a lease, monthly payments can drop well below what the MSRP would suggest.
The Equinox EV starts at around $33,000 MSRP before incentives. On a lease, GM Financial claims the $7,500 federal credit, which reduces your effective capitalized cost. If you've been considering an EV, the Equinox EV's combination of range, price, and lease incentives makes it one of the most compelling options in the market right now.
| Trim | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Equinox FWD LT | $279/mo |
| Equinox EV | $289/mo |
| Equinox EV | $289/mo |
| LT FWD | $399/mo |
| LT 4WD | $439/mo |
| Equinox EV | $529/mo |
Chevy Trax Lease Deals
The redesigned Trax is Chevy's entry-level SUV and one of the cheapest new vehicles you can lease in America. Starting under $22,000 MSRP, the Trax offers a surprising amount of tech and interior space for its price — and lease payments reflect that accessibility.
If you're looking for the absolute lowest monthly payment on a new SUV, the Trax is hard to beat. The 1RS and LT trims are the volume movers. Don't expect AWD — the Trax is FWD only — but for city and suburban driving, it's a remarkably good deal.
| Trim | Monthly |
|---|---|
| LT FWD | $289/mo |
| Trax LT | $295/mo |
| Trax LT | $295/mo |
| TraxFWD LT | $309/mo |
| ACTIV | $359/mo |
| 2RS | $379/mo |
Chevy Blazer Lease Deals
The Blazer slots between the Equinox and Traverse as Chevy's midsize SUV. It offers a sportier look and more powerful engine options than the Equinox. The Blazer EV is also available and qualifies for the federal EV lease credit pass-through.
Lease payments on the gas Blazer LT and RS trims are typically in the $350-450/month range. The Blazer EV, with incentives applied, can come in lower than the gas version depending on regional offers and dealer inventory.
| Trim | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Trailblazer FWD LT | $289/mo |
| Blazer FWD LT | $349/mo |
| Blazer EV AWD LT | $509/mo |
| LT | $529/mo |
| 2026 | $2,026/mo |
Chevy Silverado Lease Deals
The Silverado 1500 is one of the best-selling vehicles in America, and GM runs heavy lease incentives to keep it competitive with the F-150 and RAM 1500. The Custom and LT trims typically offer the best lease value — Work Truck trims lease cheaply but lack features most buyers want.
GM stacks rebates aggressively on the Silverado: manufacturer incentives, loyalty bonuses, trade-in assistance, and sometimes competitive conquest offers. Ask your dealer about all available programs — it's common to see $5,000-$8,000 in total incentives on a Silverado lease.
| Trim | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Silverado 1500 LT (2FL) | $239/mo |
| Silverado 1500 LT (2FL) | $239/mo |
| Silverado | $379/mo |
| Silverado 1500 RST | $530/mo |
| Silverado 1500 RST | $530/mo |
| 1500 LT (2FL) | $559/mo |
Chevy Traverse Lease Deals
The Traverse is Chevy's three-row midsize SUV, starting at $389/month on select programs — competitive against the Toyota Highlander, Hyundai Palisade, and Kia Telluride. The new-generation Traverse has been significantly redesigned with a more premium interior and improved safety technology, making it a strong family SUV value.
The Tahoe is Chevy's full-size body-on-frame SUV — a step up in size, towing capacity, and price. Starting around $699/month on lease, the Tahoe is for buyers who genuinely need the towing capacity or full-size interior room. If you're cross-shopping the Traverse vs. Tahoe, the Traverse costs significantly less to lease and serves 90% of family needs.
| Trim | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Traverse FWD LT | $499/mo |
| LT | $669/mo |
| 2026 | $2,026/mo |
5 Tips for Getting the Best Chevy Lease Deal
- 1Stack GM incentives — they add up fast
Chevrolet offers manufacturer rebates, loyalty bonuses (for current GM owners), conquest bonuses (for switching from a competitor), and sometimes military or first responder discounts. These stack on top of each other and directly reduce your capitalized cost. Always ask the dealer to list every incentive you qualify for.
- 2Target the Equinox EV for maximum credit savings
The Equinox EV qualifies for up to $7,500 in federal EV lease credit, passed through by GM Financial. This credit reduces your effective cap cost and can save you $200+/month compared to the sticker-based lease payment. If you're EV-curious, the Equinox EV is one of the best deals in the market right now.
- 3Negotiate the cap cost aggressively
Chevy dealers typically have more room on selling price than luxury brands. Every $1,000 off the cap cost saves roughly $28/month on a 36-month lease. The MSRP is a starting point, not a final price — especially on volume models like the Equinox and Silverado.
- 4Watch for end-of-quarter push
GM dealers face quarterly sales targets, and the last week of March, June, September, and December often brings the best lease deals of the year. Dealers who are close to hitting their volume bonuses will discount more aggressively to close deals before the quarter ends.
- 5Compare the Trax if budget is your top priority
The Trax is one of the cheapest new vehicles to lease in America — often under $200/month. If you don't need AWD and want the lowest possible payment on a new SUV with modern tech, the Trax should be on your shortlist. It won't win any performance awards, but the value is hard to argue with.
Chevrolet Lease FAQ
Does the Equinox EV qualify for the federal EV tax credit on a lease?
Yes. When you lease a Chevrolet Equinox EV, GM Financial claims the federal EV lease credit (up to $7,500) and passes it through as a cap cost reduction. You don't need to meet income or price cap requirements personally. This is why the Equinox EV's lease payments can be dramatically lower than its MSRP would suggest.
Is the Chevy Bolt EV still a good lease deal?
The Bolt EV was discontinued after 2023, but remaining new inventory and dealer stock may still be available for lease at steep discounts. If you find a Bolt EV on a dealer lot, the combination of federal EV credit pass-through and clearance pricing can make it one of the cheapest EVs to lease. Check our deals table for any remaining inventory.
How does a Silverado lease compare to an F-150 lease?
Silverado leases typically start lower than F-150 leases at comparable trims. GM often runs aggressive lease incentives on the Silverado, especially on LT and RST trims. The F-150 has a stronger residual value, which helps its lease economics, but Chevy's larger rebates often offset this. Compare the total cost: monthly payment times term plus due at signing.
Can I negotiate a Chevy lease?
Yes. Chevrolet dealers have significant room on the selling price (cap cost). GM also stacks manufacturer incentives, loyalty bonuses, and conquest offers that dealers may not automatically apply. Ask about all available rebates. Every $1,000 off the cap cost saves roughly $28/month on a 36-month lease.
What mileage limits does Chevrolet offer on leases?
GM Financial's standard lease is 10,000 or 12,000 miles per year. You can typically request 15,000 miles at signing for an increase of $15-25/month depending on the model. Excess mileage at lease end costs $0.25 per mile on most models — so 3,000 miles over would cost $750 at turn-in. Plan accordingly.
Where can I find Chevy lease deals near me?
Zero aggregates live Chevrolet lease deals from dealers nationwide. Each listing shows the dealer name and address — contact them directly for current availability. GM runs national programs that local dealers supplement with their own incentives, so pricing can vary significantly by region. Check multiple dealers in your metro area for the best deal.