Chevrolet is offering five ways to make the 2027 Blazer EV look noticeably more aggressive — without switching to a pricier trim. But here’s the catch: the price of that attitude swings by nearly six times. The most modest Graphics Package runs $695 — about €600. The top Blackout package for LT costs $4,050, roughly €3,500. Worth thinking about.
Especially interesting is the Midnight/Sport Edition — available only on LT. For $795, or about €690, the truck gets black emblems and badges, glossy black roof rails and 19-inch black wheels. Want the Comfort and Convenience Package too? Then Midnight climbs to $995 — but the comfort package itself gets cheaper.
Blackout is a different story. $4,050 for LT and $3,750, about €3,240, for RS and SS. The reason: 22-inch Gloss Black wheels plus full black trim. Tech Bronze follows the same formula, only the wheels are bronze here. Price is $3,835 on LT and $3,530 on RS/SS — roughly €3,320 and €3,050.
There are simpler options, too. The Graphics Package at $695 is available on every trim. The Red Package at $835, about €720, is an RS/SS exclusive: red graphics on the hood and mirrors, red center caps, black badges.
Now the real question. None of these packages change anything mechanically. The Blazer EV 2027 keeps front- or all-wheel drive on LT and RS, while SS is AWD only. Front-drive LT and RS claim 502 km on EPA, SS gets 302 miles, or about 486 km. So the most interesting choice here isn’t the most expensive one.
Midnight gives LT black wheels and the main dark accents for about €690. Blackout asks for around €3,500 — nearly 8% of the car’s base price — mostly for the jump to 22-inch wheels and a fuller black treatment. The gap in price for roughly the same “menacing” look is what’s worth weighing before you order.
Tarantas.news previously reported that the last week to place factory orders for the 2026 Trailblazer will be the week of August 24, with production possibly ending on October 31. Chevrolet has not officially confirmed this.
