Chevy Blazer EV is the new upcoming next year model, and that’s going to be a great version compared to the current one.
From the exterior point of perspective, everything looks stunning as the previous model was a little bit dull.
Although it was rumored, later Chevrolet recently revealed the car for the 2024 year and it’s here.
It is expected to be a sport utility vehicle (SUV) that will be powered by electricity instead of gasoline.
However, as of my knowledge cut-off in 2021, there has not been an official announcement from GM about the release of a Blazer EV, so details about its specifications and features are not yet confirmed.
Fun fact, the pre-booking of the Chevy Blazer EV went extremely great that it’s sold out and that’s the reason to look into this beauty.
Chevy Blazer EV – Is It Worth Checking Out?
For those who don’t know, Chevrolet’s Blazer has been the iconic model that launched back in 1969 and it’s been one of the most popular and best-selling SUVs ever since.
Now is the time for incredible features and quirks of the Chevy Blazer EV, pointing out the highlighting stuff as the exterior looks cool and unique.
It’s a crossover similar in size to the current Blazer but it doesn’t share any component from anything and it’s purely unique.
Chevy Blazer EV only shares the platform with the Cadillac Lyriq which is a mid-sized luxury crossover it became popular when it was released.
Coming to the wheels, it has six-lug wheels as you can see the six-lug nuts which are very unusual for most passenger cars that mostly consist of five or four.
The front looks great with its unique look and attractiveness. Blazer EV’s front look large and wide which goes with the overall design.
The same goes with the back, the T-shaped taillight looks impressive and cool.
Blazer’s electrification takes solace in the SS trim, which offers 557 horsepower and is said to be capable of hitting 60 mph in less than four seconds.
Chevy Blazer EV – Interior’s Blazing
Now getting inside the EV, you get to notice some of the familiar touches from the standard Blazer, especially the circular climate vents.
Another thing you notice inside the Blazer is this massive center screen, big gauge cluster one, and then this large center screen. We can’t share further details as it’s a pre-production vehicle and we are bound to minimal details.
Going at the back, the seats are way comfortable with the premium leather quality used and you get the roomy space to spread out your legs while on the long drive.
As mentioned, the orders are full as the vehicle is in pre-production mode. The company has also turned out a pre-order bookings button as well.
