The Chevrolet Blazer EV SS is the newest member of the SS family. The SS should stand for sensible sport. The Blazer EV SS is the cheapest way to get a 600-horsepower new EV with 300 miles of range. The model features larger six-piston brakes upfront and has an entirely independent suspension tuned just for the car. The Blazer EV SS looks like the Blazer EV but has an SS badge at the front. It has a charge port and opens up this whole flap. This is similar to the Cadillac Lyric. The Lyric V costs a lot more, and is more luxurious. As far as performance, the Blazer EV SS numbers look identical to the performance of the Lyric. The Blazer EV is a decent-looking SUV. The sensible sport theme continues as the tailgate automatically opens. There is trunk space as well. There is also sub-trunk space. The vehicle has manual folding rear seats. Front seats are spacious and comfortable. It also has a lot of good practical storage. I like the Creature comforts and the software experience as well as the general usability with large screens. It can hit 60 mph in 3.58 seconds. This electric SUV has the one EV party trick that people expect: it’s really quick in a straight line. It does not sacrifice range with that speed. The ride is smooth, compliant, not stiff, and not crashy. The car is also not floaty. If you want something that looks good, is comfortable, has space, doesn’t sacrifice the range, or the speed, this can be for you. The car retails for about $62,000
