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2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV for Sale

Choose your electric SUV by its equipment.

Shop LT, RS and SS Blazer EV configurations at Outten Chevrolet with the drive system, battery and cabin equipment kept in view. An SS performance figure and an LT range rating describe different vehicles; choose the combination that fits your driving rather than combining their headline numbers.

Pick the drive system before comparing trims

LT and RS offer FWD as standard and dual-motor eAWD as an option. SS has eAWD as standard equipment. That makes the trim and drivetrain separate choices on LT and RS, while SS is a different performance configuration from the outset.

Check each vehicle’s equipment record before deciding. An RS badge does not establish eAWD, and an LT’s standard wheels do not establish the equipment fitted to an optioned example. Begin with new inventory and identify the specific car for the comparison.

Give performance figures their proper context

The FWD LT and RS produce 220 horsepower and 243 lb-ft of torque; their eAWD configurations produce 300 horsepower and 355 lb-ft. SS reaches 615 horsepower and 650 lb-ft with Wide Open Watts mode. The mode qualification belongs with the SS maximum.

Try the driving position and controls before beginning a demonstration. If you are deciding between an RS and an SS, compare the equipment and your intended use as well as acceleration potential. A performance maximum is one characteristic of the vehicle rather than a description of every drive.

Check the battery and charging equipment together

The LT and RS carry an 85 kWh usable battery; SS has a 102 kWh usable battery. AC charging uses an 11.5 kW onboard charger. DC peak capability differs by battery, so identify the exact model before comparing charging hardware.

Charging output depends on the vehicle and the equipment supplying it. Review the native CCS1 connection and the GM-approved adapter required for compatible NACS charging. Demonstrate the connection and explain where you will park rather than choosing a setup from the battery capacity alone.

Check clearance with the actual vehicle

Blazer EV length is 192.2 inches, while SS is 192.6 inches. Width with mirrors is 86.5 inches. If the SUV must fit a tight garage, check the opening and leave space for doors and the charging connection; a body-width figure cannot answer every parking question.

All configurations have five seats. Cargo capacity is 25.5 cubic feet behind the rear seats and 59.1 with them folded. Try your passenger and cargo arrangement during the same visit instead of treating the largest storage number as the space available with everyone aboard.

Try the native apps before purchasing

Google built-in provides Maps, Assistant and Play on the standard 17.7-inch touchscreen. An 11-inch reconfigurable display sits ahead of the driver. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are not offered, so try the native functions you rely on before choosing the car.

Ask about account setup and service requirements as part of the demonstration. Connected navigation, audio and driver assistance have different roles. Confirming that your regular tasks work comfortably from the driver’s seat is more useful than assuming that every phone-based habit carries over unchanged.

Review the assistance fitted to the car

Chevy Safety Assist includes functions such as Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian Braking, Forward Collision Alert and Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning. Review optional assistance equipment on the individual car rather than assuming that the suite name includes every feature you have seen advertised.

SS includes Super Cruise, and LT and RS offer it as optional equipment. Ask the team to explain compatible-road operation, service requirements and limitations. Keep your attention on traffic and surroundings; hands-free assistance does not make the vehicle responsible for driving decisions.

Compare a complete purchase proposal

A trade-in estimate and finance application can support the purchase conversation. Review lease information with the specific trim and equipment in mind. Compare new-vehicle offers against that written proposal rather than assuming every offer applies to every Blazer EV.

If you are comparing a used alternative, review its records and certified pre-owned documentation separately. Used-vehicle specials are another transaction detail to check against the individual vehicle, not a substitute for establishing its condition and equipment.

Plan maintenance for an electric powertrain

EV care includes tire rotation, brake and cabin-filter service, and battery or coolant checks according to the GM maintenance schedule. A Blazer EV does not follow a gasoline vehicle’s engine oil-change routine. Discuss the vehicle’s own service needs when planning ownership.

The supplied battery limited warranty is eight years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. Review coverage terms for the selected car. Request a service appointment for maintenance questions and ask the parts department about appropriate replacement parts.

Blazer EV Trim and Purchase Questions

Choose the configuration you want to own

Arrange a Blazer EV test drive with Outten Chevrolet and bring your charging questions. We can discuss your trade-in, financing or leasing and service needs for the car you choose. Start with the equipment that matters to your trips from Reading or Schuylkill Haven.