2025 Chevy Equinox EV vs 2025 Chevy Blazer EV
Trying to decide between Chevy’s latest (and greatest) EVs? This 2025 Chevy Equinox EV vs Chevy Blazer EV range, pricing, and features comparison breaks down everything you need to know. Whether you’re focused on affordability, range, or high-tech upgrades, this head-to-head look will help you choose the electric SUV that fits your lifestyle.
Key Takeaways
- The difference between the Equinox EV and Blazer EV in their sizes—the Equinox is a compact crossover, and the Blazer is a midsize crossover.
- As of April 30th, 2025, Chevy Blazer EVs’ MSRPs are between $46,095 to $62,095; Chevy Equinox EV trims are $34,995 to $44,795.
- There are triple the trim options for the Blazer EV.
Which EV SUV Is More Affordable: 2025 Chevy Equinox EV
For 2025, several configurations joined the Blazer lineup, including the SS, a front-wheel drive performance-oriented trim. In other changes, LT models receive optional 21-inch wheels and a contrasting black- or white-painted roof.
A Midnight/Sport Edition package is another optional configuration, adding 19-inch black aluminum wheels, black roof rails, and black badging on the outside. Inside, there’s dark chrome trim on the air vents and black cloth seat trim.
Of these two popular Chevy EVs, the Blazer has triple the trim options of the Equinox.
- LT FWD: $46,095
- LT eAWD: $49,095
- RS FWD: $51,395
- RS eAWD: $54,395
- RS RWD: $57,090
- SS: $62,095
Equinox EV changes are relegated to its powertrains. The front-wheel drive version’s horsepower is now 220 (up from 213) while all-wheel versions get an additional 12-horsepower bump. Its prices are considerably lower than those of the Blazer EV. (It is the smaller SUV, after all.)
- LT: $34,995
- RS: $44,795
Which EV SUV Has More Power: 2025 Chevy Blazer EV
As the larger of the two options on our list, the Blazer EV is more powerful and has more powertrain configurations than many of its rivals, but the breakdown of how much horsepower each trim has is complex.
In the Blazer, LT models come with either front- or all-wheel drive, while RS models give you more options: front-, rear-, or all-wheel drive.
Front-wheel drive on both trims feature a single 220-hp electric motor. All-wheel-drive versions bump things up with two electric motors for a combined 300 horsepower. The rear-wheel-drive RS is the sweet spot if you want more punch, thanks to a single motor generating 365 hp. The quickest Blazer EV, however, is the SS, which comes standard with all-wheel drive and cranks out 615 ponies.
There are two possibilities with Equinox powertrains:
- The standard front-wheel-drive EV features a standard single electric motor generating 220 horsepower
- The optional dual-motor all-wheel-drive brings those numbers up to 300 horses.
Which EV SUV Has Greater Range: It’s a Tie
Range varies in the Blazer according to powertrain:
- The rear-wheel-drive RS model gets 334 miles of range, while the front-wheel drive gets 312 miles
- The all-wheel drive version of the RS and LT gets 283 miles
- The SS has a range of 303 miles
The range of Equinox EV models also depends on the powertrain configuration:
- Front-wheel-drive models offer up to 319 miles of range
- All-wheel-drive versions get 285 miles.
Which EV SUV Should You Choose: It Depends
What you choose will depend on whether you’re looking for something more budget-friendly or something bigger with extra performance. Stop by our Raceway Chevrolet showroom today and experience both for yourself—either way, you can’t go wrong!
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