It’s difficult to say what’s in store for 2025 Chevy Blazer considering that the 2024 model is still in the making. The company is still busy preparing for the release of 2024 model which takes place around this year. The Blazer is an interesting vehicle, but it should be more interesting with the EV offering that won’t compromise power and performance. Before we focus on the 2025 model, let’s take a closer look to the 2024 model and see what it can offer.
The new Blazer EV is set to deliver impressive outcome, but if you really want the real deal, the SS trim would be able to satisfy your needs. After all, the SS is designed to compete against Tesla Model Y Performance or Ford Mustang GT Mach-E, which means that they need to be serious about it. with Ultium battery technology, the RS trim should be able to deliver satisfying outcome.
The 2024 Update
The 2024 model Blazer would be designed as an all new model, which makes people believe that the 2025 model will likely be a carryover. It has its distinct interior and body. It won’t be designed as a gas Blazer packed with EV (propulsion) system. There would be 4 different trims, with the RS and 2LT offered to the market in summer time 2023. The SS, which is the top trim, would follow afterwards, being on sale before 2023 ends. And then the 1LT, which is the lowest trim, would be available within the very early of 2024.
Price and Trim Levels
The 2025 Chevy Blazer is predicted to offer several trim levels, just like what happens to the 2024 model year. The trim stars from the base trim of 1LT with a tag of around $45,000. The higher trim level would be the 2LT with a tag of $47,600. The RS would be set at around $52,000, while the SS would be designed as the highest trim with a tag of $66,000.
If you want to enjoy the maximum driving experience and range, go with the RS to enjoy the best benefits. This model has a sporty looking vibe that would have the standard features of power operated (and hands free) rear liftgate, 21 inch of wheels, heated steering wheel, ventilated (and heated) front seats, and also the bowtie logo with illumination.
Powertrain and Performance
Although the company hasn’t provided any info about their RS, 1LT, or 2LT trim levels, their SS trim would be coming with electric 557 hp powertrain with the (standard) all wheel driving system. This one is able to reach 60 mph in less than 4.0 seconds. The 1LT would be offered only with front wheel driving system, while the 2LT has either all wheel or front wheel driving system. The RS has the standard of either the rear wheel driving system or the front one (you need to pick one), while the all wheel driving system is coming as the optional pick.
Charging and Battery Capability
The company hasn’t provided information about the battery pack’s size, but we are sure that the RS model can cover 320 miles of distance. The 1LT is believed to cover 247 miles for one charge, while the SS and 2LT is able to cover 290 miles and 293 miles. With DC fast charger, the Blazer should be able to charge up to around 190 kW. Just by charging for 10 minutes, it is able to cover 78 miles of distance.
There is no information about the fuel economy system either. But many have predicted that the new Blazer has 75 mph for the highway, but it’s difficult to tell because it’s not been tested yet. We would provide more info about 2025 Chevy Blazer EV once it’s available.