Chevy raises 2027 Blazer EV prices to over $45,000 with native Tesla Supercharger access
By Eve
General Motors has increased prices for the 2027 Chevrolet Blazer EV by $300 across most trims, with the base LT model now starting at $45,000 ($46,795 including $1,795 destination fee) and the RS at $52,595, while the SS remains at $62,495. The LT and RS use an 85 kWh battery offering up to 312 miles EPA range in front wheel drive configuration (283 miles with all wheel drive), whilst the SS features a 102 kWh battery delivering 302 miles. All 2027 GM electric vehicles now include a native NACS port for direct Tesla Supercharger access without an adapter.
Why it matters
The native NACS integration signals broader interoperability between GM vehicles and Tesla's extensive charging network, potentially reducing demand for third party charging infrastructure at sites targeting GM drivers. The modest price increase and range specifications position the Blazer EV in direct competition for fleet and retail customers evaluating mid market electric SUVs against charging infrastructure requirements.
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- Original title
- “Chevy hikes Blazer EV prices, pushing it over $45,000”
- Published
- 13 October 2026
- Updated
- 14 October 2026
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- Electric Vehicles
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- United States
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- Chevrolet
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