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Here's the summary of the EV car review:The Chevy Blazer SS is an electric vehicle with 615 horsepower, 650 lb-ft of torque, and can go 0-60 in 3.4 seconds. Chevy claims it is the quickest SS ever made. Chevrolet SS badged cars have sold over 4 million units since the early 1960s.
There is a question of whether the vehicle is worthy of the SS badge and performance claims.
The drive performance was found to be pretty good on a track. The car is intended as a comfortable daily driver, capable of being taken out and "letting it rip" on a canyon road. The interior styling matches the chosen exterior colors, featuring two- or three-tone color schemes.
One of the pros is you can get an open roof and are about to option different tires and wheels. It lacks active dampers. Reviewers found the two-tone interior looks great.
One of the main cons is that there is road chatter felt on 22-inch wheels, and that the Super Cruise system has inconsistency in mapped and unmapped areas. The placement of the charging port on a truck makes it hard to position. The limited headroom made the car uncomfortable to drive for longer times, despite having ample legroom. If Super Cruise is disengaged, the driver receives a visual, but no audible alarm.
The Chevy Blazer SS is competing with the Ford Mustang Mach-E GT, Tesla Model Y Performance, Ionic 5N, and EV6GT. Competitor's electric vehicles range from roughly $10,000 higher to lower in price point. The overall impression is that it is a well-packaged car.
