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2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV

FWD LT

$22,998
312 miFWDCCS85 kWh
2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV1 / 5
Manufacturer repurchase

Recently sold

$20k$30k$40k$50k05k10k15k20kmiles2026 RS · 2,931 mi · sold $49,291 (Jul 2026)2024 2LT · 20,088 mi · sold $28,690 (Jul 2026)2024 RS · 22,469 mi · sold $29,404 (Jul 2026)2024 2LT · 11,325 mi · sold $30,697 (Jul 2026)2024 2LT · 10,535 mi · sold $27,990 (Jun 2026)2024 2LT · 19,639 mi · sold $29,680 (Jun 2026)2026 LT · 5,070 mi · sold $43,000 (Jun 2026)2024 RS · 11,065 mi · sold $31,500 (Jun 2026)2024 2LT · 12,577 mi · sold $28,497 (Jun 2026)2025 LT · 7,545 mi · sold $46,180 (Aug 2025)This car · 17,590 mi · asking $22,998
Sold, this versionSold, other versionsThis car
10 sales, $27,990–$49,291
  • 2025LT7,545 mi$46,180Aug 2025

Other versions

  • 2026RS2,931 mi$49,291Jul 2026
  • 20242LT20,088 mi$28,690Jul 2026
  • 2024RS22,469 mi$29,404Jul 2026
  • 20242LT11,325 mi$30,697Jul 2026
  • 20242LT10,535 mi$27,990Jun 2026
  • 20242LT19,639 mi$29,680Jun 2026
  • 2026LT5,070 mi$43,000Jun 2026
  • 2024RS11,065 mi$31,500Jun 2026
  • 20242LT12,577 mi$28,497Jun 2026

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Blazer EV FWD LT

Battery & range

Gross capacity
85 kWh
Chemistry
NCMA
NCMA — Nickel cobalt manganese aluminum
  • High energy density — long range for the weight
  • Added aluminum improves stability and lifespan over NMC
  • Uses less cobalt than older nickel chemistries
  • Best kept to ~80–90% for daily charging
  • More heat-sensitive than LFP
  • Newer chemistry, so less long-term field history
General traits of this battery family, not a measurement of this car
est.
EPA range
312 mi

Charging

Peak DC rate
150 kW
Port
CCS1
Supercharger access
Adapter

Warranty

HV battery coverage
In force · 82,410 mi or 5+ yr left
Capacity floor
75% SOH
Battery coverage transfers
Yes
Powertrain
Electric drive: 8 yr / 100,000 mi

Dealer description

If you wish to have vehicle shipped to you, that is a separate charge determined by distance. Please use the listed price as the most up to date price. This vehicle has a notation on the Carfax that it was reacquired by the manufacturer. Simply put, the customer had a complaint about the vehicle and asked the manufacturer to take the car back. As a result, the trade value or selling price you will get for this vehicle is likely to be lower than for a similar vehicle that was not reacquired. This is reflected in the price you are paying for the vehicle now and why the vehicle is less expensive than a similar one that was not reacquired. In time, the difference in value between this vehicle and a normal vehicle will shrink. Therefore, if you plan to keep the vehicle for an extended period of time you will likely capture more of the savings of the lower price than if you sell or trade the vehicle within a short period after purchasing it. Boasting exemplary craftsmanship, this 2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV is a meticulous collaboration between pleasantness and polish. With a Electric engine powering this Automatic transmission, this ride is an intoxicating mix of precision and allure. It is stocked with these options: WHEELS, 19" (48.3 CM) MACHINED-FACE ALUMINUM with painted pockets (STD), TRANSMISSION, NONE (ELECTRIC DRIVE UNIT) (STD), TIRES, 255/60R19 ALL-SEASON BLACKWALL includes (KTI) tire inflator kit (STD), SUMMIT WHITE, SEATS, FRONT BUCKET (STD), LT PREFERRED EQUIPMENT GROUP includes standard equipment, ENGINE, NONE (ELECTRIC DRIVE UNIT) (STD), DUAL LEVEL CHARGE CORD, DUAL-MODE, PORTABLE 120-volt (1.4 kW) and 240-volt (7.7 kW) capability, swappable NEMA 5-15 and NEMA 14-50 plugs with SAE J1772 vehicle connection, BLACK, CLOTH SEAT TRIM, and Wipers, front intermittent . It was previously reacquired by the manufacturer for a non-conformity to the warranty (Electrical - Charges / Discharges). All necessary repairs were completed.  The Accessories include 1 Master

Questions for the seller (2)
  • Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
  • Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.