How many miles per gallon does the Chevy Blazer EV get?
The Chevy Blazer EV is rated in MPGe (miles per gallon equivalent) rather than traditional MPG. In EPA tests, combined MPGe for common configurations typically sits in the low-to-mid 100s for single-motor rear-wheel-drive models and is a bit lower for dual-motor all-wheel-drive versions.
What MPGe means for electric SUVs
MPGe is a standardized metric used by the EPA to compare electric vehicles with gasoline vehicles. It represents how far the vehicle can travel on the energy equivalent of one gallon of gasoline (33.7 kWh). A higher MPGe means greater energy efficiency, though it does not directly translate to electricity costs, which depend on local rates and charging habits.
EPA MPGe by Blazer EV configuration
Before listing the figures, note that MPGe numbers vary with wheel size, tires, climate control usage, and driving conditions. The ranges below reflect typical EPA estimates for common Blazer EV configurations.
- Single-motor RWD (1LT/2LT): Combined MPGe around 105–115 MPGe; city often higher (roughly 110–125 MPGe) and highway around 95–105 MPGe.
- Dual-motor AWD (RS/SS): Combined MPGe around 90–100 MPGe; city/highway splits depend on conditions, commonly near 100 MPGe in city and slightly lower on the highway.
Real-world results will vary. Temperature, use of climate control, driving style, and terrain all influence the final MPGe you experience.
Real-world considerations
Beyond the EPA numbers, the Blazer EV relies on GM’s Ultium battery architecture, offering rapid charging at compatible DC fast chargers and a published range that can exceed 320 miles on efficient configurations under ideal conditions. Your daily MPGe will reflect how you drive, plus how often you precondition the cabin and enable regenerative braking.
Summary
In short, the Chevy Blazer EV’s mileage is reported as MPGe, with typical combined MPGe spanning roughly 90–115 MPGe depending on drivetrain (single-motor RWD vs. dual-motor AWD) and other factors. Real-world numbers will vary, but the vehicle is designed to deliver high efficiency for an SUV while emphasizing energy cost savings based on local electricity rates.
