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Choose a Blazer EV by its motor layout, battery and equipment. LT and RS offer front-wheel or electric all-wheel drive; SS combines performance all-wheel drive with a larger battery.
A badge does not tell you which wheels receive power. LT and RS are available with a single front motor or dual-motor eAWD. Compare the actual drivetrain on the vehicle you select, particularly when weighing range against the added motor output.
| LT and RS FWD | 220 horsepower; 243 lb-ft |
|---|---|
| LT and RS eAWD | 300 horsepower; 355 lb-ft |
The LT pairs the central touchscreen with a separate driver display and Google built-in. Its standard wheels are worth including in a range comparison: the battery size alone does not account for the difference between wheel and drivetrain configurations.
| Wheels | 19-inch wheels |
|---|---|
| Center display | 17.7-inch touchscreen |
| Driver display | 11-inch reconfigurable display |
Choose RS for its equipment differences rather than assuming it has a different battery from LT. The illuminated front light bar, gloss-black trim and head-up display change the experience of using the vehicle, while heated rear outboard seats matter to passengers.
| Battery | 85 kWh usable |
|---|---|
| Wheels | 21-inch wheels |
| Driver assistance | Super Cruise available |
The SS is a distinct performance choice with a 102 kWh usable battery and standard performance all-wheel drive. Wide Open Watts is a specific operating mode; its output should not be confused with the vehicle’s standard horsepower figure.
| Standard output | 557 horsepower |
|---|---|
| Wide Open Watts | 615 horsepower |
| Public DC charging peak | 190 kW |
LT and RS front-wheel-drive configurations with standard wheels carry an EPA range of 312 miles. The SS is rated at 302 miles. Compare those configuration labels before treating the trim ladder as a simple progression from shorter to longer range.
| LT or RS FWD, standard wheels | 312 miles EPA range |
|---|---|
| LT or RS eAWD | 283 miles EPA range |
| SS eAWD | 302 miles EPA range |
A charging discussion should start with where the vehicle will park. The onboard AC charger and the public DC charging system do different jobs. Review the charger connection and the home installation you intend to use before deciding how an EV fits your routine.
| Onboard Level 2 charger | 11.5 kW |
|---|---|
| LT and RS DC peak | 150 kW |
| Native charge port | CCS1 |
The Blazer EV has five seats in two rows. Cargo volume behind the second row describes space available while passengers use those seats; the larger maximum requires folding them. Bring the items you carry most often to assess the opening and usable shape.
| Rear seats upright | 25.5 cubic feet |
|---|---|
| Second row folded | 59.1 cubic feet |
| Width excluding mirrors | 78.0 inches |
Chevy Safety Assist includes Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert and Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning. Ask for a demonstration of the controls rather than selecting equipment from a feature count. Super Cruise availability differs by trim and requires attention to its operating conditions.
| LT and RS | Super Cruise available |
|---|---|
| SS | Super Cruise standard |
| Across the lineup | Chevy Safety Assist standard |
Blazer EV maintenance includes tires, brakes, cabin filters and battery-coolant checks on the GM schedule. It has no engine-oil service. Keep scheduled maintenance and warranty coverage separate when planning ownership; a covered component and routine wear are different questions.
The gas Blazer uses a different platform, engine and infotainment system. If you are comparing both, use the gas Blazer inventory to select a separate test vehicle. A shared name does not make the two vehicles mechanically interchangeable.
No. The 2026 Blazer EV offers front-wheel drive on LT and RS, available dual-motor eAWD on those trims, and standard eAWD on SS. If you have seen a rear-wheel-drive listing for a different model year, check the drivetrain of the exact 2026 vehicle you are considering.
No. The Blazer EV uses Google built-in with Maps, Assistant and Play rather than Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Try the navigation and media controls with your own accounts and phone before buying. The gas Blazer has a different infotainment arrangement, so its phone-projection features do not transfer.
The EV propulsion battery warranty is eight years or 100,000 miles. Basic vehicle coverage is three years or 36,000 miles, so those are separate coverage periods. Review the warranty booklet for covered components, exclusions and the terms that apply to the vehicle you purchase at Lucas Chevrolet.
Yes, compatible Tesla Supercharging is supported through GM’s NACS-to-CCS adapter. The vehicle’s native inlet is CCS1. Before relying on a particular stop, check compatibility for the vehicle, adapter and charging location. The adapter does not change the native connector or the battery’s own charging capability.
SS produces 557 horsepower in its standard configuration and reaches 615 horsepower in Wide Open Watts mode. Those numbers describe different operating conditions on the same model. Compare the performance settings during the vehicle demonstration and consider the charging, tire and cabin choices alongside maximum output.
No. The Blazer EV is a battery-electric SUV on GM’s Ultium BEV3 platform, while the gas Blazer uses the C1XX platform with an engine and nine-speed automatic. They also differ in dimensions, trim names and touchscreen systems. Compare each vehicle on its own specifications and equipment.
Compare the selected vehicle’s drivetrain, wheel size and seating equipment, then try its displays and cargo area. LT, RS and SS have meaningful hardware differences, so use the exact vehicle’s configuration during the discussion. Ask Lucas Chevrolet to explain the charging connection and service schedule before making your choice.
Compare new vehicles with used vehicles and the certified pre-owned selection if you are weighing more than one purchase. You can submit the finance application before your visit.
For ownership questions, see service information, parts information and collision repair information. Shoppers comparing an SUV with a modified pickup can also review lifted trucks.
Ask Lucas Chevrolet to set up a test drive in the Blazer EV configuration you are considering. Bring your trade-in details for the purchase discussion, talk through financing, and arrange EV maintenance through our service department.
