Chevrolet Blazer EV Trim Comparisons: LT vs. RS vs. SS

Three Blazer EV trims, three different price tags, and specs that start to blur together somewhere around the second comparison chart. It happens to almost everyone shopping in this lineup.
We broke down the 2026 Chevy Blazer EV LT, RS, and SS trims side by side, so you know exactly what you are paying for before you visit our lot.
The 2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV lineup includes three trims: the LT (estimated $44,600, up to 312 miles of range), the RS (estimated $50,400, sportier styling), and the SS (estimated $60,600, up to 615 horsepower). This Blazer EV trim comparison breaks down what actually separates each one.
At Graff Chevrolet, our team has helped drivers across Grand Prairie, Arlington, Irving, Dallas, and Bedford compare Chevy’s EV lineup since the Blazer EV first launched. This guide walks through each trim’s power, range, and features, so you can decide which one fits your driving before you ever sit in the driver’s seat.
Key Points: Chevrolet Blazer EV Trim Comparison
- The LT is the most accessible way into the Blazer EV lineup. At an estimated $44,600 starting MSRP, it also delivers the longest single-charge range in the lineup at up to 312 miles.
- The RS adds style and tech without changing the core powertrain. Buyers get 21-inch wheels, a sportier look, and the same efficient motor choices as the LT.
- The SS is Chevy’s quickest production Blazer EV. With up to 615 horsepower and standard Super Cruise, it targets drivers who want performance first.
2026 Chevy Blazer EV LT vs. RS vs. SS: At-a-Glance Comparison
Every Blazer EV trim starts from the same platform, but power, range, and price shift quickly as you move up the lineup. Here is how the three stack up before we dig into each one.
*All range figures are EPA estimates and vary by drivetrain and configuration. Prices are manufacturer’s suggested retail and exclude taxes, fees, destination charges, and dealer charges. Contact Graff Chevrolet to confirm current availability, specifications, and pricing.
A few things stand out once you see all three trims side by side. The LT and RS share the exact same powertrain choices, so the price gap between them buys styling and interior upgrades, not more range or power. The SS trades some of that efficiency for serious speed, dropping to an estimated 302 miles of range in exchange for up to 615 horsepower. That tradeoff catches a lot of shoppers off guard, since the priciest trim does not win on every spec.
The 2026 Blazer EV LT: The Practical Way Into Electric
The 2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV LT starts at an estimated $44,600 MSRP, making it the most accessible trim in the lineup. A battery electric vehicle (BEV) is a vehicle powered entirely by a rechargeable battery pack and electric motor, with no gas engine or hybrid backup, and the LT is Chevy’s entry point into that technology on the Blazer EV platform.
Standard front-wheel drive delivers 200 horsepower and 243 lb-ft of torque from an 85 kWh battery pack, with an estimated 312 miles of range, the longest single-charge range anywhere in the Blazer EV lineup. Choosing the FWD LT actually maximizes range over every other configuration, including the pricier trims. An available all-wheel-drive option raises output to 300 horsepower and 355 lb-ft, with an estimated 283-mile range.
Inside, the LT includes a 17.7-inch diagonal display paired with an 11-inch driver information center and Google built-in for native navigation. For commuters across Grand Prairie and Arlington, that mix of long range and Chevy’s newest tech stack makes the LT a strong daily driver.
The 2026 Blazer EV RS: Sportier Looks, Same Smart Powertrain
The 2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV RS starts at an estimated $50,400 MSRP and shares its powertrain options with the LT: 200 horsepower FWD or 300 horsepower AWD, with the same range estimates of up to 312 miles or 283 miles depending on configuration.
What changes is everything you see and touch. The RS adds a sportier stance with a black-painted grille panel, an illuminated front light bar, and 21-inch wheels, plus a standard black two-tone roof. Inside, leatherette upholstery and a Bose premium audio system upgrade the cabin over the LT.
The RS can also charge at up to 150 kW on a DC fast charger, and buyers can add Super Cruise, Chevy’s hands-free highway driving system, as an option. For drivers around Irving and Dallas who want the LT’s efficient powertrain wrapped in a bolder look, the RS is built for that exact ask.
The 2026 Blazer EV SS: Chevy’s Quickest Electric SUV
The 2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS starts at an estimated $60,600 MSRP and trades some efficiency for serious performance. Standard all-wheel drive delivers up to 615 horsepower, with an estimated 0-to-60 mph time of 3.4 seconds, making the SS the quickest production Blazer EV Chevy has built.
Range drops to an estimated 302 miles compared to the LT’s FWD figure, a fair tradeoff for the power on tap. Super Cruise comes standard on the SS, not optional like on the RS, giving drivers hands-free highway capability on eligible roads without adding it to the build sheet. Standard 22-inch wheels and a black two-tone roof round out the SS’s performance-first identity.
For Bedford and DFW Metro shoppers cross-shopping performance EVs, the SS competes with vehicles costing considerably more.
Which Blazer EV Trim Is Best for Grand Prairie Drivers?
- Want the longest range and the lowest starting price: The LT in FWD configuration delivers an estimated 312 miles and the lowest MSRP in the lineup.
- Want sportier styling without a major budget jump: The RS keeps the LT’s powertrain choices while upgrading the exterior and interior.
- Drive long highway stretches and want hands-free assistance included: The SS comes with Super Cruise standard, no upgrade needed.
- Performance is the priority over efficiency: The SS’s 615 horsepower and estimated 3.4-second 0-to-60 time set it apart from the rest of the lineup.
Compare Your Blazer EV Options at Graff Chevrolet
The LT, RS, and SS are built around different priorities, which makes comparing them in person especially useful. Start by deciding whether range, styling, or performance matters most, then compare available vehicles and current offers.
Our team can help you browse Blazer EV inventory, review current Chevrolet specials, value your trade, and explore available financing and lease options.
Explore the 2026 Blazer EV Lineup at Graff Chevrolet
All three 2026 Blazer EV trims are available at Graff Chevrolet, located at 1405 E Main St in Grand Prairie, TX, serving drivers across Arlington, Irving, Dallas, and Bedford. Our team has served this area since 1952 and can walk you through every trim in person.
Browse our current Blazer EV inventory online, compare available specials and financing options, or contact our team to schedule a test drive. The best way to feel the difference between LT, RS, and SS is behind the wheel.
Disclaimer: MSRP, horsepower, torque, EPA-estimated range, charging capability, acceleration, equipment, and feature availability referenced in this article may vary by trim, drivetrain, configuration, and production specifications. MSRP excludes applicable taxes, title, registration, destination charges, dealer fees, and other charges. EPA-estimated range is for comparison purposes only; actual range varies based on driving conditions, weather, battery charge, vehicle use, and other factors. Super Cruise functionality is limited to compatible roads and requires applicable equipment and services. Contact Graff Chevrolet for current specifications, pricing, incentives, financing options, and vehicle availability.
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