View Our EV Selection Now available at your Chevy dealership in Vancouver, WA, the 2025 Chevy Blazer EV and the 2025 Chevy Equinox EV are two of the best SUVs for environmentalists. Here's a rundown of their main features so you can figure out which one to choose. Comparing the 2025 Chevy Blazer EV vs. the 2025 Chevy Equinox EV at Your Chevy Dealership Electric Power Chevy's two electric SUVs share the same battery platform and come with the same standard module under the hood, an Ultium battery pack paired with a single motor driving the front wheels and producing 220 horsepower and 243 lb-ft of torque. All-wheel drive is available across both lineups, boosting the net output to 300 horsepower and 355 lb-ft of torque. For high-speed performance, the Blazer EV's SS trim level comes exclusively in standard all-wheel drive with Wide Open Watts for an exhilarating output of 615 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque. The Blazer EV's RS model can also be had with a rear-wheel drivetrain. Range and Charging Whether you opt for the Blazer EV or the Equinox EV, both models come with plenty of range to take you far. The Blazer EV's entry model delivers 312 miles per charge, and you can get up to 334 miles from the RS when equipped with the available RWD system. Both of the Equinox EV's trim levels provide 319 miles per charge. Fast-charging capability is standard across both lineups. Styling Both the Blazer EV and the Equinox EV boast sporty exteriors characterized by a boxier front fascia in the Blazer EV and a smoother, more aggressive design in the Equinox. They both come standard with 19-inch wheels and all-season tires, while larger wheel options are available. LED exterior lights with high-beam assistance at the front are also standard across both lineups. Interior and Cargo Both the Blazer EV and the Equinox EV can accommodate up to five riders, but the Equinox offers a slightly larger rear cargo capacity of 26.4 cubic feet. The Blazer EV's trunk offers 25.5 cubic feet but boasts a slightly larger passenger space. Aside from this difference, both models are incredibly comfortable. Bucket seats at the front provide exceptional back and lateral support, while the 60/40 split-fold bench at the rear easily expands the cargo space. Infotainment Another feature the two electric SUVs share is the infotainment system. Both models come with a 17.7-inch center touchscreen with Google built-in, meaning you can enjoy easy navigation with Google Maps and personalize your user experience with your favorite apps. An 11-inch driver information display offers driver personalization, warning messages, and vehicle information. While both the Blazer EV and the Equinox EV share most standard features, the Blazer EV's upper trim levels are a better choice for drivers seeking a more spirited ride or a longer range. To explore both SUVs, schedule a test drive at Alan Webb Chevrolet in Vancouver, WA.
Features & Specs 2025 Chevy Blazer EV The 2025 Chevy Blazer EV is the first all-electric Blazer, offering many of the features that drivers love in an eco-friendly model. Take a closer look at the new Chevrolet Blazer in this guide from our dealer. Electrifying Style Performance The 2025 Blazer EV has an all-electric propulsion system that offers an EPA-estimated 283 miles of range on a full charge alongside 300 horsepower and 355 lb.-ft. of torque. The propulsion battery has 85 kWh battery-rated energy and up to 150 kW DC fast-charging capability. Exterior The Chevrolet Blazer EV is a sleek SUV that comes in vibrant shades like Habanero Orange, Radiant Red Tintcoat, and Riptide Blue Metallic. Standard exterior features on the Blazer EV include 19-inch machined-face aluminum wheels with painted pockets, a body-color grille panel, LED lighting, and deep-tinted rear glass windows. Available exterior features include gloss black roof rails, an illuminated front light bar, and Rainsense automatic windshield wipers. Interior Six people can sit in the new Chevy Blazer EV, with two front bucket seats and a 60/40 split rear bench seat. The front bucket seats both have 6-way manual controls with up/down, forward/back, and recline adjustments. Interior features of the 2025 Blazer EV include carpeted floor mats, a front center console with storage and USB ports, and power windows. The 11-inch driver information center includes driver personalization, warning messages, and important vehicle insights. Using the myChevrolet app on your smartphone, you can access the Remote Start function to turn your engine on and adjust your climate settings from outside the vehicle. Technology The 2025 Blazer EV has a 17.7-inch color LCD display with Google built-in compatibility for access to Google Maps, Assistant, and Gmail within your vehicle. The Blazer's LCD display also has SiriusXM radio compatibility for music, sports, and news stations. Your new 2025 Blazer EV comes with a free 3-month trial subscription to SiriusXM, letting you see how much you like the service before committing to a year-long subscription. The Blazer EV has 5G Wi-Fi hotspot capability that offers internet access on as many as ten devices. This hotspot works up to fifty feet outside the SUV, so you can surf the web or watch TV shows on your favorite streaming services. Safety The Blazer EV has an expansive safety network that includes Chevy Safety Assist and OnStar Basics. Chevy Safety Assist is a collision-avoidance package that uses functions like Front Pedestrian Braking and Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning to keep you safer on the road. OnStar Basics contains helpful tools like built-in voice assistance and Automatic Crash Response to give you added peace of mind in the event of an emergency. Test drive the new Blazer EV at Alan Webb Chevrolet in Vancouver, WA, today!
When temperatures drop in Vancouver, Washington, your vehicle works harder than it does during warmer months. Cold weather puts extra stress on your battery, tires, fluids, and more. Staying ahead of seasonal wear with a solid winter maintenance routine can help prevent breakdowns and keep you safe on the road. No matter if you're driving a Silverado, Equinox, or Trax, a little prep goes a long way. Check Your Battery Before the Cold Hits Cold temperatures can significantly reduce your battery's ability to hold a charge. A battery that worked fine all summer may struggle to start your engine on a freezing morning. Winter maintenance should always start here. Have your battery tested to check its charge level and overall health. If it's more than three years old, it may be time to consider a replacement before you're stuck in the cold. Inspect Your Tires for Cold-Weather Driving Tire pressure drops as temperatures fall, and underinflated tires can affect handling and safety. Check your tire pressure regularly during winter months and inflate them to the level recommended in your owner's manual. Also take a close look at your tread depth. Worn tires are especially dangerous on wet or icy pavement. Top Off Your Fluids - Including Antifreeze Your engine's coolant, also called antifreeze, is critical during winter. It keeps your engine from freezing up at low temperatures. Check the coolant level and make sure the mixture is appropriate for cold weather. While you're at it, check your windshield washer fluid and make sure it's rated for freezing temperatures - standard fluid can freeze in your reservoir or on your windshield. Oil viscosity is also important in the cold, so confirm you're using the grade recommended for winter conditions. Test Your Heater, Defroster, and Lights This step often gets overlooked, but it's an important part of winter maintenance. Turn on your heater and make sure it's blowing warm air at full capacity. Test your front and rear defrosters to confirm they're clearing your windshield effectively. Check all exterior lights, including headlights and brake lights, since winter days are shorter and visibility is reduced. Keep an Emergency Kit in Your Vehicle Even with thorough Chevrolet winter prep, unexpected situations can happen. Keeping a basic emergency kit in your vehicle gives you a safety net when you need it most. Consider packing a blanket, flashlight, ice scraper, jumper cables, and a small bag of sand or kitty litter for traction if you get stuck. A fully charged phone and a roadside assistance contact are also smart additions for any season. Visit Alan Webb Chevrolet for Winter Service The best way to handle winter maintenance is to let a certified technician take a thorough look at your vehicle before the season gets here. The team at Alan Webb Chevrolet is here to help drivers throughout Vancouver, Washington get their Chevy road-ready for whatever winter brings. From battery checks to fluid inspections, schedule your service appointment online at alanwebbchevy.com today and drive into the cold season with confidence.
