Chevrolet has updated the pricing for its 2027 Blazer EV lineup, with the base LT trim now starting at $45 000. Including the mandatory $1 795 destination fee, the entry-level price reaches $46 795, marking a $300 increase over the previous model year.
The RS trim also sees a $300 price hike, bringing its starting cost to $52 595. The top-tier SS trim maintains its price at $62 495. Customers opting for all-wheel drive on the LT and RS versions will pay an additional $3 000, while the SS trim includes all-wheel drive as a standard feature.
Technical specifications for the 2027 models include an 85 kWh battery for the LT and RS trims, providing an EPA-estimated range of 312 miles for front-wheel-drive versions and 283 miles for all-wheel-drive variants. The SS trim features a 102 kWh battery, delivering up to 302 miles of range.
New features for the 2027 model year include a native NACS charging port, allowing direct access to Tesla Superchargers. Additionally, Chevrolet now offers an optional eight-speaker Bose premium sound system for the LT and RS trims, which was previously restricted to the SS model.
The price adjustments follow a significant decline in sales for the Blazer EV. According to Kelley Blue Book, General Motors sold 4 427 units through the third quarter, representing a 78% decrease compared to the 20 825 units sold during the same period in the previous year.
