Even though you still can’t build and price one on their site and a few 2024 Chevy Blazers have started to show up on dealer lots, Chevy has been a bit guarded regarding specifics. The company released a bit more information on the 2024 Chevy Blazer Thursday.
A Chevrolet spokesperson confirmed with Car And Driver a few more details on more Blazer EV trims. The lineup has gotten a bit confusing since Chevy first announced the EV over a year or so ago now. The base 1LT, which Chevy said would start at $44,995 is gone for reasons that are still unknown. That means the 2LT has taken its place as the entry level Blazer EV.
While Chevy still hasn’t announced pricing for the front wheel drive Blazer EV 2LT, we now know the all wheel drive 2LT will start at $56,715. That gets you 288 horsepower and 333 lb-ft of torque. No word on range for this trim yet either.
For those wanting something a bit more sporty looking but they’re not willing to open their wallets for the Blazer EV SS, $60,215 will get them into the Blazer EV RS RWD; $61,790 for all wheel drive. While you get the same 288 hp output and all wheel drive setup as the 2LT, you do get unique styling that includes a unique front grille, rain sensing wipers and ventilated front seats. The rear wheel drive RS will hit the streets in early 2024.
As for the front-wheel-drive Blazer EV 2LT, Car And Driver is speculating it’ll be the least powerful in the lineup. They’re predicting the Blazer EV 2LT will have the same 210 hp and 242 lb-ft of torque powertrain setup as the upcoming Equinox EX.