2026 Chevrolet Blazer EVOne-motor electricFWD · Factory-installed trailering equipment · 6,898 lb GCWR · 1,500 lb trailer
Bring these reference values into your own load sheet. Your vehicle labels and actual loading complete the picture.
Match the complete configuration
- Transmission
- Not confirmed
- Wheelbase
- Not confirmed
- Trim
- Not specified; verify exclusions
Required equipment and applicability
- Factory-installed trailering equipment
- Conventional ball-hitch trailer only; this record does not describe fifth-wheel or gooseneck towing.
- Published maximum is for the listed, properly equipped configuration. Passengers, cargo, accessories and options can reduce the trailer mass the actual vehicle can accommodate.
- Confirm the actual vehicle trailering label, required equipment and owner-manual instructions before applying this row. Vehicle-specific payload, axle and hitch-component limits remain separate.
- The guide states a 350-lb tongue maximum; do not infer a receiver rating from this number.
Exclusions
- pAWD row is not included: its trailer rating is printed N/A.
Weight carrying and weight distribution
Exact installed component limits are not established by this table. Read the equipment labels and model-specific hitch instructions.
Trailer limit: Check your installed component label. Tongue limit: Check your installed component label.
No numerical installed component capacity or weight-distribution threshold inferred from the towing maximum.
Trailer limit: Check your installed component label. Tongue limit: Check your installed component label.
Weight distribution does not raise factory ratings. Axle loads and vehicle mass in the adjusted state require measurements. Receiver, ball mount, ball, and coupler must each be checked.
Fact provenance
Gross combined weight rating · 6,898 lb lb
2026 Chevrolet Trailering Guide · 42 · Blazer EV conventional trailer-weight ratings — GCWR
Revision: CH-CAT-GEN-TRBRND020; v2 as linked by current catalog. Reviewed: 2026-09-22. Status: verified. Scope: 2026; Chevrolet; Blazer EV; One-motor electric; FWD; Factory-installed trailering equipment.
- Conventional ball-hitch trailer only; this record does not describe fifth-wheel or gooseneck towing.
- Published maximum is for the listed, properly equipped configuration. Passengers, cargo, accessories and options can reduce the trailer mass the actual vehicle can accommodate.
- Confirm the actual vehicle trailering label, required equipment and owner-manual instructions before applying this row. Vehicle-specific payload, axle and hitch-component limits remain separate.
- The guide states a 350-lb tongue maximum; do not infer a receiver rating from this number.
Published trailer rating · 1,500 lb lb
2026 Chevrolet Trailering Guide · 42 · Blazer EV conventional trailer-weight ratings — maximum conventional trailer mass
Revision: CH-CAT-GEN-TRBRND020; v2 as linked by current catalog. Reviewed: 2026-09-22. Status: verified. Scope: 2026; Chevrolet; Blazer EV; One-motor electric; FWD; Factory-installed trailering equipment.
- Conventional ball-hitch trailer only; this record does not describe fifth-wheel or gooseneck towing.
- Published maximum is for the listed, properly equipped configuration. Passengers, cargo, accessories and options can reduce the trailer mass the actual vehicle can accommodate.
- Confirm the actual vehicle trailering label, required equipment and owner-manual instructions before applying this row. Vehicle-specific payload, axle and hitch-component limits remain separate.
- The guide states a 350-lb tongue maximum; do not infer a receiver rating from this number.
Other source rows, different limits.
These configurations have different published numbers. Match all equipment conditions before comparing.
| Configuration | Body / wheelbase | Drive / axle | GCWR (lb) | Trailer rating (lb) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two-motor electric Factory-installed trailering equipment | See source applicability | AWD Axle ratio unknown | 7,273 3,299 kg | 1,500 680 kg |