Chevy reveals 2025 Blazer EV prices, here’s what you need to know

Chevrolet released prices for the new 2025 all-electric Blazer. The 2025 Chevy Blazer EV will debut with roughly the same starting price as the 2024MY. However, there are a few changes you should know about. Here’s the rundown.

2025 Chevy Blazer EV prices

Although Chevy introduced the Blazer EV back in 2022, the all-electric SUV hit the market in mid-2023.

After four months on the market, GM issued a stop-sale to fix its software. In March, the stop-sale was lifted, and the 2024 Chevy Blazer EV was reintroduced with lower prices.

The electric Blazer also gained access to the full $7,500 federal tax credit, drastically lowering its starting price. The base Blazer EV 2LT AWD trim’s price was lowered by over $6,500. With the tax credit included, the Blazer EV could be bought for as little as $42,695

Later this year, GM will offer a more affordable Blazer EV LT FWD. With a starting price under $50,000, GM aims to compete with Tesla’s best-selling Model Y.

According to early data from GM Authority, Chevy’s 2025 Blazer EV prices are slightly lower, but some features are no longer standard.

However, features like the Dual Level Charge Cord ($1,225) and Comfort and Convenience Package ($2,295) are no longer standard.

A Chevy spokesperson told Electrek that “Some content which was standard on 24MY trims is now offered as optional content, resulting in a more affordable starting MSRP for these trims.” They added that the charge cord will be available for $295 for 2025 models.

The spokesperson also mentioned performance improvements are coming for 2025MY Blazer EV models, but specifics will be released closer to production.

Meanwhile, the RS AWD trim is $300 cheaper. But, again, the features above are no longer included as standard.

The RS Convenience and Driver Confidence Package was mandatory on the 2024 Blazer EV. Priced at $2,620, the 2025 model will cost $2,320 more to get the charge cord.

With new incentives, 2024 Blazer EV lease prices are nearly the same as those of the gas-powered model. It’s also cheaper than the 2024 Honda Prologue, even though it’s based on the same platform.

Meanwhile, Chevy began deliveries of the new Equinox EV. With a 1LT FWD trim coming later this year, starting at $34,995, GM claims it’s the “most affordable” EV in its class with up to 300 miles range (see our review).

Are you ready to check out Chevy’s new all-electric vehicles? We can help you get started today. You can use our links below to find deals on Chevy Blazer and Equinox EV models at a dealer near you.