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2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV — Chevy’s all-electric midsize SUV:
⚡ 2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV — Efficiency Ratings
The EPA uses MPGe ("miles per gallon equivalent”) to show how efficiently an EV uses electrical energy.
Standard Blazer EV (FWD & AWD main trims):
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City: ~114 MPGe
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Highway: ~95 MPGe
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Combined: ~104 MPGe
These MPGe numbers reflect the standard RWD/FWD and AWD models (non-performance SS) and show that the Blazer EV is more efficient around town than on the highway — typical for electric vehicles.
🛣️ EPA-Estimated Driving Range
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FWD (Front-Wheel Drive): up to ~312 miles per charge
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AWD (All-Wheel Drive): ~283 miles per charge
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SS (Performance model): ~302–303 miles per charge
The FWD versions have the longest range because they are lighter and more efficient, while AWD and performance trims trade some range for traction or power.
📊 Quick Recap: City / Highway Efficiency & Range
| Model/Drive | City MPGe | Highway MPGe | EPA Range |
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| Blazer EV (Standard) | ~114 MPGe | ~95 MPGe | ~312 mi (FWD) |
| Blazer EV (AWD) | ~114 MPGe* | ~95 MPGe* | ~283 mi |
| Blazer EV SS | slightly lower | slightly lower | ~302–303 mi |
*MPGe ratings are generalized across trims; exact numbers for AWD may vary slightly but stay close to these EPA estimates.
🔋 What This Means
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City vs Highway: EVs often show higher MPGe in city driving than highway, thanks to regenerative braking recovering energy in stop-and-go traffic — something gas vehicles can’t do.
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Range: With up to ~312 miles of EPA range on a full charge, the Blazer EV is competitive with other midsize electric SUVs on the market.
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Charging: DC fast charging adds range quickly (often ~80+ miles in ~10 minutes on a fast charger).
If you’d like, I can also give you approximate cost-per-mile charging estimates for the Blazer EV based on typical U.S. electricity rates!
