2027 Chevy Blazer EV Release Date & Updates – The 2027 Chevrolet Blazer EV continues as a midsize electric crossover on GM’s Ultium (BEV3) platform. It arrives with targeted updates focused on charging convenience and refinements rather than a full redesign. Production is scheduled to begin in summer 2026 at the Ramos Arizpe plant in Mexico, with U.S. dealer availability expected to follow in the second half of 2026 into early 2027.
2027 Chevrolet Blazer EV Release Date
Production of the 2027 model is scheduled to start on July 27, 2026 (a date described as tentative and subject to change). Dealers began or were expected to begin submitting orders in May 2026. Vehicles should start reaching U.S. dealerships in the latter part of 2026, with broader availability into early 2027 depending on production ramp-up and regional allocation.
This timeline aligns with typical model-year transitions for the Blazer EV, which launched for the 2024 model year and has seen incremental updates since.
What’s New for the 2027 Blazer EV?
The biggest change is the switch to a native North American Charging Standard (NACS) port. Owners gain direct access to Tesla Superchargers without needing an adapter. Adapters remain available for continued use of CCS Level 2 and DC fast chargers. This update is part of GM’s broader shift to NACS across its EV lineup.
Other updates include expanded availability of an optional eight-speaker Bose premium audio system on LT and RS trims (previously more limited; standard on SS and tied to the Super Cruise package on lower trims). Subtle exterior appearance changes include black mirror caps on certain LT versions, a gloss-black shark-fin antenna across the lineup, and wheel finish updates (including new 22-inch gloss-black aluminum wheels on the SS).
Pricing and Trims
Pricing remains unchanged from the 2026 model year. Reported starting MSRPs (exact figures can vary slightly depending on whether destination freight charge is included) are approximately:
- LT FWD: around $44,700–$46,495
- LT AWD: around $47,700–$49,495
- RS FWD: around $50,500–$52,295
- RS AWD: around $53,500–$55,295
- SS AWD: around $60,700–$62,495
The Super Cruise package price increased to about $3,795. Trims continue as LT, RS, and performance-oriented SS, with front-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive options (SS is AWD only).
Key Specs, Range, and Performance
The 2027 Blazer EV carries over the existing powertrains and battery packs: an 85 kWh pack on LT and RS models (DC fast charging up to roughly 150 kW) and a 102 kWh pack on the SS (up to about 190 kW). Expected EPA range remains in the 283–312-mile range depending on trim and drivetrain, subject to final certification.
The SS continues as the high-performance variant with dual-motor AWD and significantly higher output. Super Cruise hands-free driver-assistance technology remains available (with the noted package price change). Vehicle-to-home capability is supported.
Exterior Color and Appearance Updates
Several colors were discontinued (including Habanero Orange, Riptide Blue Metallic, and Galaxy Gray Metallic in some reports). New or revised options include Polar White Tricoat, Magnus Grey Matte Metallic, and White Sands (paint code G42, available on LT and RS). Roof color choices were also simplified (Summit White roof option removed in some reporting, with black roof remaining). Availability can vary by trim.
Charging and Real-World Usability for U.S. Buyers
The native NACS port is the most practical upgrade for American drivers, opening reliable access to the extensive Tesla Supercharger network (thousands of stations and tens of thousands of connectors). Combined with existing CCS support via adapter, this reduces charging anxiety on road trips. Home Level 2 charging and public CCS networks remain fully usable.
The Blazer EV slots between the smaller Equinox EV and larger Silverado EV in Chevrolet’s electric lineup and competes with vehicles such as the Tesla Model Y, Honda Prologue, and other midsize electric SUVs.
Summary for Shoppers
The 2027 Chevrolet Blazer EV is a refined carryover model emphasizing better charging access and minor comfort/appearance updates rather than major mechanical or styling overhauls. With production starting in late July 2026 and pricing held steady, it should become available at U.S. dealers later in 2026. Interested buyers can contact local Chevrolet dealers for the latest order status, exact destination charges, available incentives, and configuration details, as production schedules and inventory can shift.
Sources include reporting from GM Authority, Electrek, Autoblog, CarsDirect, and autoevolution based on order guides and production information current as of mid-2026. Always verify the latest details with Chevrolet or a dealer, as final EPA ratings, exact pricing, and availability are subject to change.