2027 Chevrolet Blazer EV Colors Guide – The 2027 Chevrolet Blazer EV brings modest but meaningful updates to its exterior color lineup as the all-electric midsize SUV enters its fourth model year. Aimed at U.S. buyers, these changes refine the vehicle’s visual identity while simplifying options compared with prior years. Key updates include the addition of a new warm-toned color, the discontinuation of one long-standing gray, and adjustments to two-tone roof choices.
Production of the 2027 Blazer EV was scheduled to begin in late July 2026 at GM’s Ramos Arizpe plant in Mexico, with dealers able to place orders earlier that year. The model continues on GM’s Ultium-based BEV3 platform and adds a native NACS charge port for easier access to Tesla Superchargers.
What’s New in the 2027 Blazer EV Color Palette?
Chevrolet replaced Galaxy Gray Metallic (previously available since the 2024 launch) with White Sands (paint code G42). This is a lighter, warmer solid beige/neutral tone already offered on other GM EVs such as the Silverado EV. White Sands is available on LT and RS trims only and is not offered on the performance-oriented SS.
The Summit White contrasting roof option has been discontinued. This removes lighter-over-darker two-tone combinations that were previously available. The black-painted roof (RPO 41T) remains the primary contrast choice: it is optional on LT (and not available with solid Black exterior) and standard on RS and SS trims (except when the exterior is Black). RS buyers can still select a two-tone roof delete for a monochromatic look.
These refinements streamline the available combinations and help differentiate trims more clearly.
Full List of 2027 Chevrolet Blazer EV Exterior Colors
According to the official 2027 order guide and supporting reports from trusted automotive sources, the available exterior colors include:
- White Sands (G42) – New for 2027; solid light beige/warm tone; LT and RS only
- Polar White Tricoat (G4J) – Premium multi-coat white; extra cost; primarily RS and SS
- Summit White (GAZ) – Classic solid white; LT only
- Black (GBA) – Solid black; available across trims
- Sterling Gray Metallic (GXD) – Metallic gray; widely available
- Riptide Blue Metallic (GJV) – Metallic blue; available on multiple trims
- Radiant Red Tintcoat (GNT) – Premium tintcoat red; extra cost on most applications
- Habanero Orange (GAG) – Bold orange; primarily SS
Availability and pricing (standard vs. extra-cost) can vary by specific trim (LT FWD/AWD, RS FWD/AWD, SS AWD) and region. Some colors pair only with certain interior themes (Black, Black/Adrenaline Red, or Black/Medium Ash Gray with Argon Orange accents). Always confirm the latest options with a Chevrolet dealer or the official build-and-price tool, as final configurations can have minor restrictions.
Roof and Two-Tone Options
The black roof continues as the main way to create visual contrast. It is not available with a Black exterior body color. Single-color (body-color roof) configurations remain possible on applicable trims via the roof-delete option on RS models. The removal of the Summit White roof simplifies the order sheet and reduces overlapping aesthetic choices.
Interior Color Pairings and Trim Notes
Exterior colors are designed to work with the available interiors:
- LT: Primarily Black cloth or Evotex options
- RS: Black or Black/Adrenaline Red perforated suede/Evotex
- SS: Black/Medium Ash Gray with Argon Orange accents or Adrenaline Red perforated Evotex
Subtle exterior appearance updates for 2027 (such as mold-in-color black mirror caps on LT, gloss-black shark-fin antenna across the lineup, and revised wheel finishes) complement the paint choices and give the Blazer EV a more cohesive, modern look.
Why These Color Changes Matter for U.S. Buyers?
The 2027 updates keep the Blazer EV competitive in the midsize electric SUV segment by offering a brighter, more contemporary neutral option in White Sands while pruning less-popular or overlapping choices. Popular colors such as Black, Sterling Gray Metallic, Radiant Red Tintcoat, and Riptide Blue Metallic carry over, giving buyers a solid mix of bold, refined, and everyday-practical hues. Premium finishes like Polar White Tricoat and Radiant Red Tintcoat continue to command an upcharge for those seeking extra visual depth.
For the most accurate and up-to-date configuration, visit a local Chevrolet dealer or use Chevrolet’s official online configurator, as availability can depend on production timing, package selections, and inventory. The 2027 Blazer EV maintains strong appeal for American drivers looking for style, range, and now simpler access to the growing NACS charging network—all wrapped in a thoughtfully updated color selection.