Sharp Looks
The 2021 Chevy Blazer features a bold look reminiscent of the Chevy Camaro sports car. The signature stacked grille is aesthetically pleasing and gives the Blazer an aggressive look. From the side, the new Blazer looks sleek with its taut body, floating roof, and modern angular design. These looks can be further enhanced depending on the trim and packages chosen, with options including LED lighting, 21-inch alloy wheels, and blacked-out emblems.
Regardless of the trim level, the 2021 Chevrolet Blazer, with its sporty styling, technical refinements, and aggressive looks, is ready to impress. The Blazer may be built for utility, but it remains sleek, classy, and modern. With a comfortable and roomy interior and updated technologies, the Blazer is set to meet and exceed expectations. If you've always wanted a sporty Chevy, but the Camaro didn't have enough utility for your lifestyle, then the Blazer was meant for you.
New Colors
For 2021, the sharp looks of the Chevy Blazer can be further enhanced with the selection of four new paint colors. While Pewter Metallic and Iron Gray provide a subtle class to the vehicle, Cayenne Orange and Cherry Red Tintcoat will make your Blazer stand out in the crowd. However, those are far from the only options, and the 2021 Blazer offers a total of eleven different colors to choose from.
Six Trims
The Blazer is offered in six trim levels, starting with the L. The mid trims include the 1LT, 2LT, and 3LT, while the top trims are the RS and the Premier. The 2LT is arguably the best value trim, as this is the lowest trim that unlocks the available all-wheel drive system as well as both of the more powerful engine options. However, the L provides a remarkably affordable midsize SUV, and the top trims are filled with luxury features, so which trim is best will depend on your personal needs.
The RS is the sportiest trim of the 2021 Chevy Blazer and comes standard with a unique grille, blacked-out exterior accents, and 20-inch alloy wheels. However, this trim also offers the performance to back up its sporty looks - under the hood, you will find a standard V6 engine as well as an available twin-clutch all-wheel drive system.
The top Premier trim also comes with a unique look and the V6 engine - but this trim is aimed at luxury rather than performance. Unlike the RS, the Premier comes standard with vented seats, a power-adjustable steering wheel, and driver memory settings. If you want the most comfortable two-row SUV that Chevy offers, then this is it.