2025 Chevy Blazer EV SS: After nearly 18 months of delays, revision and production hurdle Chevrolet is finally back in the spotlight—this time with the long-awaited 2025 Blazer EV SS. And the comeback is a big one. Pushing out 615 electric horsepower, this electric SUV isn’t just powerful—it’s historic. It’s the first-ever electric Chevrolet to wear the iconic SS (Super Sport) badge, and also the most powerful SS model ever made.
Chevy first teased the Blazer EV back in 2022 promising a high-performance SS trim by late 2024. Production stumbles pushed that timeline but the SS has finally arrive for 2025—more powerful and even cheaper than originally expected.
So does the 2025 Blazer EV SS live up to its legendary badge? Or is it just another flashy electric SUV?
We spent time both on the track and on the streets of Charlotte, North Carolina, to find out.
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What Makes the Blazer EV an SS?
The SS badge, dating back to the 1960s has always been reserved for Chevrolet most performance-focused machine. The Blazer EV SS proudly keeps that legacy alive.
It brings major upgrades over the standard Blazer EV models, including:
- Wider wheels
- High-performance tire
- Brembo brake
- Sport tuned suspension
- Bold styling enhancements
- Unique interior touches
- The only Blazer EV with 190-kW DC fast charging (other trim max out at 150 kW)
Chevy didn’t just add a badge—they reengineered the SUV to earn it.
Tested on Track at Charlotte Motor Speedway
Our first taste of the Blazer EV SS came at the Ten Tenths Motor Club inside Charlotte Motor Speedway. Even with limited track time, the SS immediately proved its potential.
With the throttle pinned in WOW (Wide Open Watts) Mode, this 5,700-plus-pound SUV launches with incredible force. Acceleration is instant, brutal, and absolutely believable based on Chevy’s claimed 0–60 time.
Is it a pure track car? No. But the performance-tuned suspension dramatically sharpens body control compared to other Blazer EV trim. It stays composed, responsive and surprisingly agile for an SUV of its size.
It’s Also Street Smart
The real surprise came off the racetrack.
On the winding roads around Kannapolis, NC, the Blazer EV SS felt remarkably well-balanced. For something this large, the SUV threads through tight roads with ease. The steering is precise and confident and even with massive 22-inch wheels the ride quality remains smooth.
The adaptive suspension deserve special credit it absorb dips and bumps without drama and keeps the SUV stable during quick direction change. Body roll is minimal and overall comfort is excellent.
Big Power, Big Battery, Big Range
Here’s where the Blazer EV SS really surprises: it doesn’t sacrifice range for performance.
With its 102-kWh battery pack, the SS can cover around 303 mile on a full charge. That’s impressive when compared to the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N which offers 641 hp but only manages 221 miles on a smaller 84-kWh battery.
You are getting more power, more range, and better efficiency a win-win for performance EV fans.
Should You Buy the Blazer EV SS?
The 2025 Blazer EV SS starts at $62,095 (including destination). That’s about $8,000 more than the Blazer EV RS AWD, but once you start adding performance and appearance packages to the RS, the difference comes down to just $3,000–$3,500.
For that small bump, you get:
- Almost 200 more horsepower
- Sharper handling
- Faster charging
- Exclusive styling
- A true SS-caliber driving experience
If you’re already considering a fully loaded RS, the SS is absolutely the smarter investment.
Conclusion
The 2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS is a statement rather than merely another vehicle in the competitive EV industry. It is a striking electric SUV that combine strong appearance, muscular performance and everyday usefulness.
The Blazer EV SS demonstrates that the SS emblem still has meaning in the electric age with its impressive acceleration, long range, and cozy cabin.
If you’re a performance enthusiast looking for an EV that thrills both on the highway and around town — this one’s definitely worth a long, hard look.
FAQ’s
Q1. What is the range of the Blazer EV SS?
A: The electric vehicle guarantee a maximum driving distance of 303 mile per charge thank to the 102 kWh battery pack.
Q2. How much the Blazer EV SS cost?
A: Its base cost is nearly $62,095.
Q3. Is the Blazer EV SS capable of supporting fast charging?
A: Yes it support 190-kW DC fast charging allowing rapid top up compare to lower trim.
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