In July, NASCAR revealed an electric prototype that served as a basis for the Blazer EV.R. The three automakers running in the series — Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota — collaborated on the development of ...

The Blazer EV.R, just like the Chevrolet Camaro Cup car, is based on the NASCAR ... front Brembo brakes, 17.7-inch infotainment screen, and GM Super Cruise. This Blazer EV SS will be joined ...

The Wide Open Watts or WOW feature is only available on the SS version. The Blazer SS EV also features front Brembo ... Chevelle, Impala and the Nova. A quick check of the Chevrolet media website ...

But did you know Chevy also offered a stand-alone SS in the 1960s? It happened between 1967 and 1969, and even though it was based on the Impala, it was devoid of any badges to suggest that.

Chevrolet is showing off its latest innovation in front of the biggest day of NASCAR racing. The Chevy Blazer EV SS will be the first electric vehicle leading the Daytona 500 to the green flag and ...

This 1966 Chevy Impala SS was found by ... and he thinks the front bench seat was donated by one as well because the Impala SS is not supposed to have a bench seat. The car rolled off the ...

Chevrolet introduced ... lower and wider. The Impala faded away after 1985 but made an unexpected return as the muscular 1994-96 Impala SS. In 2000, it was reintroduced as a front-drive sedan.

debuting its own NASCAR EV prototype based on the Mustang Mach-E. Chevy offered a bit of a teaser on Monday when it announced that a Blazer EV SS would serve as the pace vehicle for the 67th ...

While the front end maintains ... While the EV.R NASCAR prototype is pure racing fantasy, Chevrolet isn’t forgetting about the consumer side of things. The Blazer EV SS, the flagship model ...

For now, the Blazer EV.R will serve as a showcase of what an electric NASCAR entry could look like. Chevrolet has also made the inexplicable decision to use the Blazer SS for pace car duty during ...