2026 Chevy Blazer EV
Chevy’s been steadily refining the Blazer EV since its launch, and the 2026 model year keeps that momentum going with a few lineup changes and fresh styling touches. While it’s not a ground-up redesign, buyers will notice tweaks to trims, colors, and packages that give the Blazer EV a little more character. Here's what to expect from the 2026 Blazer EV.
Key Takeaways
- The rear-wheel-drive RS trim is no longer available, but the RS model still comes in four-wheel or all-wheel setups.
- Range tops out at 312 miles with the front-wheel-drive models, while AWD versions trade a little efficiency for more power.
- A new Tech Bronze package adds 22-inch bronze wheels and black decals for extra curb appeal.
Trims, Pricing, and Changes for 2026
The biggest lineup news is the elimination of the rear-wheel-drive RS trim. Don’t worry—it’s still available in both front-wheel and all-wheel-drive versions, but Chevy’s trimmed the fat a bit. Buyers also get a new exterior paint option, Polar White Tricoat, replacing last year’s Iridescent Pearl. And if you want to add a little extra flash, the new Tech Bronze package is available across all trims, bringing 22-inch bronze wheels and subtle black decals.
Pricing for the 2026 Blazer EV trims looks like this, as of September 19, 2025
- LT FWD: $46,095
- LT eAWD: $49,095
- RS FWD: $51,895
- RS eAWD: $54,895
- SS: $62,095
What are the Powertrain and Range Options in the Blazer EV?
Chevy continues to offer the Blazer EV with a range of drivetrains. The LT and RS trims are either front-wheel or all-wheel drive. Front-drive versions use a single 220-horsepower motor and deliver the best range of the bunch—an estimated 312 miles on a full charge. Step up to all-wheel drive, and you’ll get a dual-motor setup with 300 horsepower, though range drops to 283 miles.
At the top of the lineup, the Blazer EV SS blends power and practicality with 303 miles of range and a sportier driving feel. Based on 2025 numbers, expect up to 106 MPGe in the city, 85 MPGe on the highway, and 95 MPGe combined.
The Blazer EV's Comfort and Cargo
The Blazer EV is a two-row SUV with plenty of room for adults in both front and back. Chevy leans into a sporty vibe with its design—round vents, sculpted lines across the dash, and sharp color options. RS and SS trims add a bold black-and-red two-tone look, while lower trims stick with more subtle shades for buyers who prefer something toned down.
Cargo space is practical, too. Behind the rear seats, you get 26 cubic feet. Fold the second row flat, and that number jumps to 60 cubic feet. The flat load floor makes it easy to slide in bulkier gear, whether it’s luggage, sports equipment, or a week’s worth of groceries.
Top Tech in the 2026 Blazer EV
Every 2026 Blazer EV comes with a massive 17.7-inch infotainment screen tilted slightly toward the driver, paired with an 11-inch digital display for gauges and driving info. Chevy’s Google Built-In software powers it all, meaning Google Maps, Waze, and Spotify are front and center. You’ll be surprised to find that Apple CarPlay and Android Auto aren’t supported, but the native system is intuitive.
Physical buttons for climate control and a real volume knob help keep the system from feeling overly screen-dependent. The mix of tech and usability makes the Blazer EV easy to live with for any owner.
Should You Consider the 2026 Blazer EV?
If you’ve been waiting for a blend of style, usability, and capability in an EV, the 2026 Blazer EV deserves a spot on your list. Swing by Banner Chevrolet and check one out in person—it's out right now!
