Chevy Blazer EV Sales Resume with Substantial Price Reductions
TL;DR
General Motors has ended the stop-sale on the Chevy Blazer EV after addressing software quality issues, with the electric SUV now starting at just over $50,000 and qualifying for the full $7,500 federal tax credit. The company also announced new, lower prices for the Blazer EV, making it more competitive with Tesla's Model Y, and confirmed the introduction of a more affordable LT FWD trim later this year.
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