How much is the new Chevy Blazer fully loaded?
Fully loaded Chevy Blazer models generally run around $50,000, depending on trim and optional packages.
Pricing for the Blazer varies by model year, drivetrain, and added equipment. This article summarizes current ranges for top trims and outlines features that typically push the total higher, along with practical shopping tips.
Top trims and typical pricing
Below are the configurations most commonly considered when people talk about a "fully loaded" Blazer, along with the price ranges you’re likely to see in the current market. These figures reflect U.S. pricing before incentives and destination charges and can vary by region and dealer.
- Chevrolet Blazer Premier with AWD and Premium Package: typically around $46,000 to $52,000 when equipped with leather seating, navigation, enhanced safety tech, a premium audio system, and a panoramic sunroof.
- Chevrolet Blazer RS with premium options: commonly in the mid-$40,000s to low-$50,000s when loaded with luxury interior features, upgraded wheels, and advanced tech packages.
In practice, most buyers who choose one of these top trims with popular packages end up in the high-$40,000s or low-$50,000s, depending on dealer pricing, region, and available incentives.
What adds to the price
Several options and features routinely push the sticker price upward. Here are the main ones that tend to have the biggest impact on a Blazer’s final cost.
- All-wheel drive (AWD) and larger wheel options
- Leather seating, heated and/or ventilated front seats
- Panoramic sunroof and upgraded interior trim
- Premium audio system (such as Bose), navigation, and advanced infotainment
- Advanced driver-assistance packages and extra safety tech
These options can add several thousand dollars to the sticker price. If you’re budgeting, ask for a precise quote that includes destination charges and any regional taxes or fees.
Bottom line for shoppers
For a new Blazer with a full slate of features, plan for about $50,000, with some configurations dipping into the mid-$40,000s and others approaching or slightly exceeding $50,000 depending on options and incentives. Always confirm the exact price for your chosen configuration with a local Chevy dealer, and factor in destination charges, taxes, and current promotions.
Summary
The newest Chevy Blazer, when equipped with top trims and the most popular option packages, typically lands around the $50,000 mark. Trim choice, drivetrain, and add-ons drive the final price, so shoppers should compare Premier and RS configurations, weigh the value of luxury packages against their budget, and obtain a precise, up-to-date quote from a dealer before making a decision.
