Chevrolet BLAZER EV 2024 Assembly instructions

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Certain restrictions, precautions, and safety procedures apply to your vehicle.
Please read your Owner’s Manual for complete instructions.
Review this quick reference guide for an overview of some important features in your Chevrolet Blazer EV.
Some equipment described in this guide may not be included in your vehicle. Contact your dealer for details
on a specific vehicle. All information contained in this guide is based on the latest information available at the time
of printing and is subject to change without notice. More information can be found in your Owner’s Manual and
at chevrolet.com/owners. For easy reference, keep this guide in your glove box.
2024
BLAZER EV
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR
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INSTRUMENT PANEL
Service Vehicle Soon
Traction Control Off
Brake System
Cruise Control
StabiliTrak Active
StabiliTrak Off
Forward Collision Alert
Security
PARK
Electric Parking Brake
Electric Parking Brake Service
Lights On Reminder
Airbag Readiness
IntelliBeam Lighting
Pedestrian Ahead
Lane Keep Assist
SYMBOLS
Due to current supply-chain shortages, certain features shown have limited or late availability, or are no longer
available. See the window label or your dealer regarding the features on an individual vehicle.
Power Locks/
Driver’s Memory
Seat
♦
Controls
Turn Signal Lever/
Windshield Wipers/
Rear Wiper Lever Driver
Display
Regen on
Demand
Paddle
Electronic
Precision
Shift Lever
Power
Liftgate
Button
♦
Cruise Control/
Super Cruise
♦
/
Forward Collision
Alert Buttons
Audio Favorite
Station or Seek
Controls (back of
steering wheel)
Audio Volume
Controls (back of
steering wheel)
Electric Parking Brake/
Lane Keep Assist/Auto
Hold/Instrument Panel
Illumination Controls
Driver Information
Center/Audio/Voice
Control/Heated
Steering Wheel
♦
Buttons
Power Window/
Power Mirror
Controls

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Read your Owner’s Manual to
learn about the information
being relayed by the lights,
gauges and indicators of the
instrument cluster.
See Introduction in your
Owner’s Manual.
Vehicle Ahead
Antilock Brake System
Low Tire Pressure
Door Ajar
12V Charging System
Seat Belt Reminder
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Passenger Seat Belt
Reminder
Vehicle Ready
High-Voltage Battery
Fault
F Optional equipment Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
Quick Access
Controls Infotainment
Touchscreen
Infotainment
Volume Control
Climate
Controls
USB Ports
(in storage
compartment)
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HANDS-FREE START
The vehicle is equipped with Hands-Free Start, which will automatically start the vehicle.
The Remote Keyless Entry transmitter (key fob) must be in the passenger cabin to power
on the vehicle.
STARTING THE VEHICLE – POWER ON
Enter the vehicle and close the driver’s door.
Buckle the seat belt and press the brake pedal.
The vehicle will power on automatically.
When the vehicle is ready to be driven, the
READY icon will appear on the cluster display.
Note: If the key fob battery is weak, place the key fob on
the key icon in the storage compartment at the front of the
center console to enable the vehicle to start. Replace the
key fob battery as soon as possible.
STOPPING THE VEHICLE – POWER OFF
With the vehicle in Park, unbuckle the seat belt and open the driver’s door. After exit-
ing the vehicle and closing the door, the vehicle will power off automatically.
To turn off the vehicle manually, with the vehicle in Park, select the OFF icon on the
infotainment screen below the Volume knob.
POWER ON AFTER DRIVER EXIT
To keep the vehicle on after a driver exit, shift to Park and then select the Extend
Mode icon on the infotainment screen. The vehicle will remain on for a set time dis-
played on the infotainment screen.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
ELECTRONIC PRECISION SHIFT
The drive unit is electronically controlled using
the shift lever on the right side of the steering
column. The selected position is illuminated in red
on the lever and is shown on the cluster display.
The driver’s seat belt must be buckled to shift the
drive unit.
Park – Press the P button on the end of the lever
to shift into Park.
Reverse – Press the brake pedal and then pull the
lever toward you and up to shift into Reverse.
Neutral – Press the brake pedal and then pull the lever toward you and hold briefly to
shift into Neutral.
Note: The vehicle will not stay in Neutral for an extended period. It will automatically shift into Park.
See Car Wash Mode in your Owner’s Manual.
Drive – Press the brake pedal and then pull the lever toward you and down to shift
into Drive.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.

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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
The reconfigurable cluster can display a variety
of messages and vehicle information, including
energy efficiency, trip information, the audio
source, driver assistance information and more.
CLUSTER DISPLAY CONTROLS
Press the Display button to view and
scroll through the cluster display layouts.
Press the or switch to scroll through
the active menu.
Press the switch to select an item or clear
amessage.
VEHICLE INFORMATION
Press the Vehicle Status icon on the info-
tainment screen to view all available vehicle
information.
When viewing an item, select Add to Driver
Display to display an item or Remove from
Display to remove an item on the driver
display.
BATTERY GAUGE
The battery gauge (A) displays the propulsion
battery state of charge and an estimated range of
the remaining charge.
POWER INDICATOR GAUGE
The power indicator gauge (B) displays instantaneous charge and consumption power
to help track energy use and extend battery range. A green power indicator gauge indi-
cates energy regeneration through braking. Avoid driving that turns the gauge amber,
indicating excessive power use.
See Instruments and Controls in your Owner’s Manual.
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Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY TRANSMITTER
KEYLESS ACCESS SYSTEM
Lock
Press to lock all doors
and liftgate.
Unlock
Press to unlock the
driver’s door or all doors
and liftgate.
Vehicle Locator/
Panic Alarm
Press and release to locate your vehicle.
Press and hold for 3 seconds to activate
the alarm. Press again to cancel the
alarm.
Power Liftgate
Press twice to open or close the power
liftgate. Press once to stop power
operation.
[
[
Remote Start
Press twice to power on the vehicle and
condition the cabin temperature.
To cancel a remote start, press and hold
the
[
[
button until the parking lamps
turn off.
Note: It’s RECOMMENDED to remote start the
vehicle when it is plugged in to use energy from
the electrical outlet to assist in getting the cabin
to a comfortable temperature and to leave more
battery energy for driving.
The Keyless Access System enables operation
of the doors and liftgate without removing the
Remote Keyless Entry transmitter (key fob) from
your pocket or bag. The key fob must be within 3
feet of the liftgate or door being unlocked.
KEYLESS UNLOCKING
With the key fob within range:
Press the button on the driver’s door handle to
unlock the driver’s door; press it again within 5 seconds to unlock all doors.
Press the button on a passenger door handle to unlock all doors.
Press the touch pad above the license plate to open the liftgate.
KEYLESS LOCKING
With the key fob within range:
Press the button on any door handle to lock all doors immediately.
PASSIVE LOCKING/UNLOCKING
To have all doors and liftgate lock automatically after a short delay when the vehicle is
off, the key fob is removed from the vehicle, and all doors are closed, go to Settings >
Vehicle > Remote Lock, Unlock and Start > Passive Door Lock.
To have the driver’s door or all doors and liftgate unlock when using the driver’s door,
go to Settings > Vehicle > Remote Lock, Unlock and Start > Passive Door Unlock.
See Keys, Doors and Windows in your Owner’s Manual.
See Keys, Doors and Windows in your Owner’s Manual.

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ELECTRIC PARKING BRAKE
DRIVER MODE CONTROL
Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
To apply the parking brake, press the Parking Brake button on the left side of the
instrument panel.
To release the parking brake, turn on the vehicle, press the brake pedal, and then
press the button.
The parking brake will release automatically if the vehicle is placed in Drive or Reverse
and an attempt is made to drive away.
The parking brake may apply automatically under some conditions, including parking on
certain grades.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
The Drive Mode settings automatically adjust
various vehicle systems based on driving pref-
erences, weather and road conditions.
Select the Drive Modes icon on the infotain-
ment screen to change the drive mode.
Available modes may include:
Tour – Use in normal driving for a smooth ride.
Sport – Use for enhanced responsiveness.
Snow/Ice – Use for enhanced traction on snowy roads.
My Mode – Use to personalize settings for acceleration feel, brake feel, steering, motor
sound and other systems.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
AUTOMATIC VEHICLE HOLD
Automatic Vehicle Hold will hold the vehicle station-
ary after the brake pedal has been released and
until the accelerator pedal is pressed. The Auto
Hold indicator illuminates in green on the cluster
display when the system is holding the vehicle.
To turn the system on or off, press the AUTO
HOLD button (A) on the left side of the instru-
ment panel.
Note: Automatic Vehicle Hold is not active under all
conditions. Do not rely on the system to hold the vehicle.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
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Go to Controls > Drive & Park > One-Pedal
Driving to enable and customize the One-Pedal
Driving features.
To quickly turn One-Pedal Driving on or off,
press the quick access button on the left side of
the infotainment display.
When active, the One-Pedal Driving symbol
will illuminate on the cluster display. When the
accelerator pedal is released, regenerative braking will slow the vehicle without using
the brake pedal, which can help increase energy efficiency. Use the brake pedal for addi-
tional braking or panic stops.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
REGEN ON DEMAND
ONE-PEDAL DRIVING
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Regen on Demand regenerates some energy from
the vehicle’s momentum and stores it in the propul-
sion battery for later use.
To activate Regen on Demand, pull and hold the
paddle on the back of the left side of the steering
wheel.
While pulling the paddle, the vehicle will begin to
decelerate using regenerative braking. Use the
brake pedal for additional braking or panic stops. Regen on Demand is deactivated once
the paddle is released.
Note: Regenerative braking may be limited under certain conditions, including when the propulsion
battery is near full charge or cold.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
DRIVING EFFICIENTLY
MAXIMIZING RANGE
A number of factors influence energy use and driving range, including:
Technique – Avoid rapid acceleration or braking. Higher speeds use more energy and
significantly reduce range.
Terrain – Varying road conditions, such as hills, rain, snow, and wind, impact range.
Climate Settings – The energy needed to warm or cool the vehicle’s cabin and propulsion
battery can cause range to decline. Turning off the Heat and A/C settings will increase
efficiency.
Outside Temperature – Hotter or colder air has an effect on vehicle aerodynamics and
range.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.

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HEAD-UP DISPLAYF
FOptional equipment. Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
The Head-Up Display (HUD) projects some oper-
ating information on the windshield. Temporary
information and vehicle messages also may be
displayed.
Select Controls > HUD on the infotainment
screen to turn the HUD on/off and to adjust the
display brightness and position.
See Instruments and Controls in your Owner’s Manual.
SEAT FEATURES
MANUAL FRONT-SEAT ADJUSTMENTS
Seat Adjustment – Lift the front handle to slide the seat forward/rearward.
Seat Height – Ratchet the side handle to raise/lower the seat.
Seatback Recline – Lift the side lever to adjust the seatback.
POWER FRONT-SEAT ADJUSTMENTS
♦
A. Seat Adjustment
B. Seatback Recline
C. Lumbar Support
SET FRONT-SEAT MEMORY POSITIONS
♦
1. With the vehicle on, adjust the driver’s seat and
power outside mirrors to the desired positions.
2. Press and release the SET button on the
driver’s door.
3. Immediately press and hold button 1 or 2 until
two beeps sound. Use the button that matches
the Driver Information Center welcome mes-
sage indicating driver 1 or 2.
To store seat and power steering column posi-
tions for exiting the vehicle, repeat the steps
using the Exit button.
RECALL FRONT-SEAT MEMORY POSITIONS
♦
Press and hold button 1, 2 or Exit until the set position is reached.
To enable the memory positions to be recalled automatically when the vehicle is
turned on/off (for exit recall, the driver’s door must be opened), go to Settings >
Vehicle > Seating Position > Seat Entry Memory and Seat Exit Memory.
See Seats and Restraints in your Owner’s Manual.
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CLIMATE CONTROLS
AUTOMATIC OPERATION
Press the AUTO switch. The system automatically controls the fan speed, air delivery,
air conditioning and recirculation to reach the set temperature.
CLIMATE DISPLAY
Select the Climate icon on the infotainment screen to view and adjust various settings
and to synchronize (Sync) driver and passenger settings.
CLIMATE SETTINGS
Use the fan only to distribute air through the cabin without active electric heating/
cooling (Heat and A/C indicators are off) for increased efficiency.
Select Heat or A/C (Heat or A/C indicator is on) for active electric heating/cooling. This
setting uses more energy.
See Climate Controls in your Owner’s Manual.
ON/OFF
Power
On-Off
Driver’s
Temperature
Control
AUTO
Automatic
Operation
Fan
Speed
Rear Defog, Heated
Outside Mirrors, Heated
Wiper Park
Max
Defrost
Passenger’s
Temperature
Control♦
VEHICLE CUSTOMIZATION
Many vehicle features can be turned on/off and
customized using the Settings and Controls menus
on the infotainment screen.
1. Touch Settings or Controls on the Home page.
2. Select the desired menu.
3. Select the desired feature and setting.
4. Touch Back to exit each menu.
See Infotainment System in your Owner’s Manual.
Dual-zone Climate Controls shown; Single-zone Climate Controls similar.
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INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM
Read your Owner’s Manual for important information about using the infotainment system while driving.
Applications♦:
Touch a screen icon
to access an app
Infotainment
Volume Control Additional Views/Pages: Swipe to display additional views
or pages of apps (if available)
Home page Applications Tray:
Shortcuts to commonly used apps
Power
On/Off
The infotainment system comes with Google built-in†compatibility, which offers a vari-
ety of entertainment, communication and vehicle options. Touch an application icon on
the infotainment touchscreen to access an item. You can use simple gestures on the
touchscreen, such as tap, drag, pinch and spread, to interact with the system. Link a
compatible phone or portable audio player to the system using a Bluetooth or USB
connection. For additional information, or visit chevrolet.com/support.
MANAGING HOME PAGE ICONS
1. Press the Home button.
2. To enter edit mode, touch and hold the icon to move.
3. Continue holding the icon and drag it to the desired position on the screen or app
tray, and then release.
STORING RADIO STATION FAVORITES
Radio stations from all bands (AM, FM or SiriusXM
♦
) can be stored in any order. The
number of favorites is displayed automatically.
1. Tune in a radio station.
2. Touch Hold to Set.
F Optional equipment Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
†Google built-in services are subject to limitations and availability may vary by vehicle, infotainment
system and location. Select service plan required. Certain Google actions and functionality may require
account linking. User terms and privacy statements apply. Google, Google Play, and Google Maps are
trademarks of Google LLC.

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INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM
AUDIO SOURCES
Audio sources may include radio stations, a USB connection, or a paired Bluetooth device.
1. From the Home page, select the Audio icon.
2. Touch the Source icon to change the audio source.
Press the Audio button on the steering wheel to view the audio source on the
instrument cluster.
GOOGLE BUILT-IN
Google built-in provides access to some of your favorite apps, including Google Assistant,
Google Maps and Google Play.
Sign in to your Google Account for the best experience, including getting your apps,
messages, custom directions and more in your vehicle.
Google Assistant – Talk to Google to get hands-free help to call or text friends, listen to
music, set reminders, or even control the temperature in your vehicle.
To start, say “Hey Google,” tap the Google Assistant icon on the Home page, or press
and release the Push to Talk button on the steering wheel.
Google Maps – Use Google Maps to find your fastest route, get updates on traffic, find
the nearest coffee shop or know how much range/mileage you have left when you select
a destination. Sign in to your Google Account for personalized maps with home/recent
locations. When vehicle data is shared with Google, map features may include battery
charge level at arrival and estimated minimum charging time. Charging stations also
may be added to a route.
Google Play – Download some of your favorite apps in your vehicle just as you would on
your phone to listen to music, podcasts, audiobooks and more.
WI-FI® HOTSPOT
With the vehicle’s available built-in 5G Wi-Fi hotspot, up to 7 devices (smartphones,
tablets and laptops) can be connected to high-speed Internet. For information on use
and system limitations, visit chevrolet.com/support.
To retrieve the name and password for the hotspot, select the Wi-Fi Hotspot icon on
the infotainment screen.
See Infotainment System in your Owner’s Manual.
WIRELESS PHONE CHARGING
♦
The wireless phone charging system is located in
the center console. To check device compatibility,
visit chevrolet.com/support. See your phone
retailer for required phone accessories or charg-
ing adapters.
1. The vehicle must be on.
2. Remove all objects from the charging pad.
3. Place the phone, screen up, on the pad.
4. The battery charging symbol will display on the infotainment screen.
See Instruments and Controls in your Owner’s Manual.
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BLUETOOTH SYSTEM
Read your Owner’s Manual for important information about using the Bluetooth system while driving.
A Bluetooth-enabled device must be paired with the in-vehicle Bluetooth system. Not all
devices will support all functions. The vehicle must be stopped to pair a device.
PAIR A PHONE
1. Press the Push to Talk button to start the pairing process on the infotainment
screen (if a phone is not connected). After the prompt, say, “Pair my phone.” To use
the infotainment screen, select the Phone icon > Manage Phones > +Add Phone.
2. From the phone’s Bluetooth settings, select the name shown on the infotainment
screen.
3. Follow the pairing instructions.
4. When pairing is complete, the phone screen is displayed.
Additional phones also can be paired by going to Settings > Connections > Phones.
ANSWERING A CALL
Phone
Press the switch up to answer an incoming call.
End Call/Mute
Press the switch down to end or decline a call.
Press to mute/unmute the vehicle speakers.
See Infotainment System in your Owner’s Manual.
F Optional equipment Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROLF
The system enhances regular Cruise Control to
maintain a driver-selected following gap — the
time between your vehicle and a vehicle detected
directly ahead — by accelerating or braking auto-
matically while you continue to steer.
Press and hold the Cancel button to switch
between regular Cruise Control and
Adaptive Cruise Control.
Use the RES+ and SET- switch to set/adjust
Cruise Control or Adaptive Cruise Control.
With Adaptive Cruise Control active, press down and release the Following Gap
switch to select a targeted gap setting of Far, Medium or Near.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.

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AUTOSENSE POWER LIFTGATEF
OPEN/CLOSE THE POWER LIFTGATE
Press the Power Liftgate button on the
Remote Keyless Entry transmitter (key fob)
twice to open or close.
Press the Power Liftgate button (A) on the
driver’s door panel to open or close.
Press the button above the license plate to
open.
Press the button (B) next to the liftgate latch
to close.
HANDS-FREE OPERATION
♦
If equipped with hands-free operation, the liftgate
will open automatically after five seconds when
the key fob is within 3 feet of the rear-center of
the vehicle.
PROGRAMMING THE LIFTGATE HEIGHT
1. Open the liftgate. Adjust it manually to the desired height.
2. To save the setting, press and hold the button (B) next to the liftgate latch until the
turn signals flash and a beep sounds.
See Keys, Doors and Windows in your Owner’s Manual.
F Optional equipment Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
LIGHTING SYSTEMS
The IntelliBeam system automatically turns the high-beam headlamps on/off based on
traffic conditions at night.
1. To view the exterior lamp controls, go to
Controls > Lights on the infotainment screen.
2. Select Auto High Beams to activate the
IntelliBeam system. The headlights must be set
to Auto or On. The indicator illuminates on
the cluster display when either system is on.
Note: The IntelliBeam system activates the high-beam
headlamps only when driving more than 25 mph.
See Lighting in your Owner’s Manual.
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DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS
Safety or driver assistance features are not a substitute for the driver’s responsibility to operate
the vehicle in a safe manner. The driver should remain attentive to traffic, surroundings and road
conditions at all times. Visibility, weather and road conditions may affect feature performance.
Read your Owner’s Manual for important feature limitations and information.
Following are some of the many advanced driver assistance systems that may be on your
vehicle. Refer to your Owner’s Manual for more information on all available systems.
To turn the following driver assistance systems on/off or to change the system set-
tings, go to Settings > Vehicle > Collision/Detection Systems on the infotainment
screen.
SAFETY ALERT SEAT – The driver’s seat cushion pulses – left, right or both sides — to
alert you of the direction of potential hazards. Audible alerts may be selected instead.
FORWARD COLLISION ALERT – The Vehicle Ahead indicator is green on the instru-
ment cluster when a vehicle is detected and is amber when following a vehicle ahead
much too closely. When approaching a detected vehicle directly ahead too rapidly, a red
alert flashes on the windshield and the Safety Alert Seat pulses or rapid beeps sound (if
selected).
Press the Forward Collision Alert button on the steering wheel to set the alert
timing to Far, Medium or Near.
AUTOMATIC EMERGENCY BRAKING – When traveling from 5 mph up to highway speeds,
the system can help you avoid or reduce the severity of a collision with a detected vehi-
cle you’re following. Camera technology is used to automatically provide hard emergency
braking or enhance the driver’s hard braking.
INTERSECTION AUTOMATIC EMERGENCY BRAKING – The system can help you avoid or
reduce the severity of an intersection collision with a detected cross-traffic vehicle. It
provides alerts and may automatically provide hard emergency braking or enhance the
driver’s hard braking.
BLIND ZONE STEERING ASSIST – The system works to help you avoid a potential colli-
sion with a detected vehicle in an adjacent lane. While driving, the system displays a
warning symbol on the left- or right-side mirror when a moving vehicle is detected rap-
idly approaching or is in that side blind zone. The warning symbol flashes if a turn signal
is activated when a vehicle has been detected on the same side.
If a vehicle is detected in the adjacent lane that you are entering, the system provides
an urgent steering wheel turn to alert you to take action and the Safety Alert Seat may
pulse or beeps may sound (if selected). The green Lane Keep Assist indicator will
turn amber and the warning symbol will flash on the left- or right-side mirror.
The system does not continuously steer the vehicle; the driver needs to steer and be in
complete control of the vehicle.
To turn on or off, press the Lane Keep Assist button on the left side of the instru-
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DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS
FRONT PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLIST BRAKING – During daytime driving between 5 and 50
mph, the system detects pedestrians and bicycles directly ahead and displays an amber
indicator on the instrument cluster. When approaching a detected pedestrian or bicycle
too quickly, a red alert flashes on the windshield and the Safety Alert Seat pulses or rapid
beeps sound (if selected). The system may automatically provide emergency braking or
enhance the driver’s hard braking. Nighttime and low-visibility performance are limited.
HD SURROUND VISION
♦
– Rear, front or side high-definition camera views, along with a
view of the area surrounding the vehicle, are displayed on the infotainment screen when
the vehicle is in Reverse or Drive below 8 mph. Camera view buttons are on the screen.
HD Surround Vision also can be activated by selecting the Camera icon on the info-
tainment screen.
REVERSE AUTOMATIC BRAKING
♦
– In detected, potentially imminent collision situations
with some objects behind your vehicle when in Reverse, the system provides alerts and
hard emergency braking, if you have not already done so, to help reduce the severity or
help avoid collisions at very low speeds.
REAR PEDESTRIAN ALERT
♦
– During daytime driving with the vehicle in Reverse, the sys-
tem can detect pedestrians directly behind the vehicle and will display an amber indi-
cator on the infotainment screen. When a pedestrian is detected close to the vehicle, the
indicator flashes red and the Safety Alert Seat pulses or rapid beeps sound (if selected).
Nighttime and low-visibility performance are limited.
REAR CROSS TRAFFIC BRAKING – When in Reverse, the system warns of detected cross-
traffic coming in either direction by displaying a red alert on the infotainment screen
and pulsing the left or right side of the Safety Alert Seat or sounding beeps (if selected).
The system may automatically provide hard emergency braking, if you have not already
doneso.
FRONT AND REAR PARK ASSIST
♦
– During low-speed parking maneuvers, the system
provides “distance to closest object” information on the instrument cluster and the
Safety Alert Seat pulses or a beep sounds (if selected). When an object is very close, the
Safety Alert Seat pulses or 5 beeps sound (if selected).
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
REAR CAMERA MIRROR
♦ –
The Rear Camera Mirror provides a wider, less-obstructed
field of view than a traditional mirror to assist when driving, changing lanes and checking
traffic conditions.
A. On/Off
Pull or push the lever at the bottom of the
mirror to turn the video display on or off.
B. Selection Control
Press and release the button to select the
brightness, zoom or tilt setting.
C. Adjustment
Press and release either button to adjust the selected setting.
See Keys, Doors and Windows in your Owner’s Manual.
F Optional equipment Some equipment shown may not be included in your vehicle.
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CHARGING
CHARGING APP
Touch the Charging icon on the infotainment screen to open the Charging app. Select
the Next Charge, Charge Assist, Schedule or Settings tab to display the desired charg-
ing information.
Next Charge – Select Charge Now to begin charging immediately upon plug-in, or Charge
Later for delayed charging. Options include setting the target charge level, time selector
and cabin pre-conditioning.
Charge Assist – View nearby charging stations, set favorite charging stations, create
and save routes, and manage charge provider accounts. Charge Assist requires a
myChevrolet mobile app account.
Schedule – Set options for the charge level and a schedule for when to charge each
day of the week. With a schedule set, charging can occur during off-peak times at a
lower cost. On unscheduled days, the vehicle will
charge immediately upon plug-in.
Settings – Enable custom settings for several
features, including Home Charge Location,
Notifications, DC Fast Charge Prep, Cabin Pre-
Conditioning Temperature and Preferred Charge
Times.
HOME CHARGE LOCATION
With a Home Charge Location set, the vehicle’s
GPS location is used to determine if it is plugged in at home. The vehicle will automati-
cally charge according to any existing schedules or other customized charge settings
when parked at its home location.
TARGET CHARGE LEVEL
The target charge level sets the maximum level
the battery will charge to when plugged in. It
will be set to 80% when the vehicle is new. It’s
important to charge your battery to 80% for
daily use. This helps promote battery health
and optimal regenerative braking performance,
which helps increase efficiency. For longer
trips, adjust charging above 80% for extended
range by sliding the indicator to the desired
charge level. Slide the indicator back to 80%
when additional charging is no longer needed.
DUAL-LEVEL CHARGE CORD
The included dual-level charge cord features
120-volt and 240-volt attachment plugs that can
charge the vehicle at either Level 1 (120 volts) or
Level 2 (240 volts) up to 32 amps. For 240-volt
charging, a NEMA 14-50 outlet is required. When changing attachment plugs, make sure
to fully insert the attachment plug into the charger body so that the connector is flush to
the charger body.

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CHARGING
CHARGING STATUS
The charging status indicator on the top of the
instrument panel shows the current charging
status of the vehicle.
Solid blue indicator – Successful initial plug-in
connection.
Flashing green indicator and single tone –
Vehicle is plugged in; battery is charging. Flashes
indicate current percentage of battery charge.
As the vehicle charges, the flashes will be longer,
showing a higher state of charge.
Slow (long pulse) flashing blue indicator with double tone – Vehicle is plugged in;
battery charging is delayed.
Solid green indicator – Vehicle is plugged in; charging complete.
Flashing red indicator – Vehicle is plugged in; not charging. Check the charge cord
connection.
No light – Vehicle is not plugged in OR there is an issue with the charger or outlet.
No light and three tones – The charge port door is open.
START CHARGING
1. With the vehicle in Park, select the Charging icon to review the selected charge mode
and charge cord limit.
If using a standard 120-volt household outlet, the 8-amp charge cord limit should be
used until a qualified electrician inspects your facility’s electrical circuit capacity, or if
the electrical circuit or outlet capacity is not known.
Note: If a home charge location is not set, the charge level selection returns to the 8-amp setting each
time the vehicle is driven.
2. Plug the charge cord into an electrical outlet.
DO NOT PLUG INTO AN EXTENSION CORD.
3. Press the upper-front portion of the charge
port door (A), located just behind the driver-
side front wheelhouse, to open it.
4. Plug the charge cord into the charge port.
5. When charging begins, the charging status
indicator will flash green and a single tone
sounds. If the charging status indicator flashes
red, check the charge cord connection and power supply.
Note: To change the vehicle chirp settings, go to Charging > Settings on the infotainment screen.
6. Periodically check the electrical outlet/plug while charging. Discontinue use if the
electrical outlet/plug is hot, and have the outlet serviced by a qualified electrician.
To temporarily override a delayed charge event, remove and reconnect the charge cord
to the vehicle within 5 seconds. It will begin charging immediately.
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END CHARGING
1. When the charging status indicator is solid
green, charging is complete.
2. Unplug the charge cord from the vehicle by
pressing the top latch button on the charge
cord.
3. Press the power charge port door button (B)
on the charge port housing to close the charge
port door.
4. Unplug the charge cord from the electrical outlet.
DC FAST CHARGING
DC Fast Charging, available at certain public charging stations, provides quick charging
of the vehicle’s battery while traveling away from home. DC Fast Charging works best to
quickly add miles of range to your vehicle when its charge is below 80%. Several factors
impact how fast your vehicle charges, including the charging station’s capability, cur-
rent battery charge level, battery temperature and outside temperature. To find a DC
Fast Charging station, search the area or along your route using Google built-in on the
infotainment screen or the myChevrolet mobile app.
See Driving and Operating in your Owner’s Manual.
CHARGING
Download the myChevrolet Mobile App today. Within the app, you can set up charge
notifications, customize charge settings, and view mileage range, battery status and state
of charge. The app’s Energy Assist features help to find charging stations with real-time
availability, and to initiate a charge session at participating stations.
Additional features include a map with an estimate of how far you can travel on your
current charge. An intelligent route planner can suggest charging stops along your route,
and even show how long to charge at each stop, taking into account many variables, such
as temperature, elevation and driving speed.
When your phone is connected to your vehicle, the app will monitor energy usage dur-
ing your trip. 2024 Blazer EV owners receive up to 8 years of EV Access features to stay
connected to your vehicle while on the go.
The app is available on select Apple and Android devices. Service availability, features and functionality
vary by vehicle, device and data plan. Device data connection required. Visit onstar.com for more
details. Download the mobile app from your compatible mobile device’s app store.
MYCHEVROLET MOBILE APP
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ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE
1-800-CHEV-USA (1-800-243-8872) TTY Users: 1-888-889-2438
As the owner of a new Chevrolet, you are automatically enrolled in the Chevrolet
Roadside Assistance program for up to 5 years/60,000 miles, whichever occurs first, at
no expense to you. The Chevrolet Roadside Assistance toll-free number is staffed by a
team of trained advisors who are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to contact
a service provider for light services (jump start, flat tire and lock out) or make arrange-
ments to tow your vehicle to the nearest Chevrolet dealer for any repairs.
ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE AND ONSTAR®
If you have a current OnStar Safety & Security plan, press the blue OnStar button or red
Emergency button (for emergencies only) to get the help you need. An OnStar advisor
will use GPS technology to pinpoint your vehicle location and contact the nearest service
provider.
To learn more about OnStar services, press the blue OnStar button, visit onstar.com, call
1-888-4-ONSTAR (1-888-466-7827), or refer to your Owner’s Manual.
MY CHEVROLET ACCOUNT
Get to know your vehicle as well as view your plans, services and
rewards with your Chevrolet account. Check out an online Owner’s
Manual and how-to videos, track your service history and warranty
status, manage your OnStar and Connected Services vehicle plans,
review your current Vehicle Diagnostics report (active service account
required) and more. Create an account today at chevrolet.com/owners.
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Some equipment described in this guide may not be included in your vehicle. Contact your dealer for details on a spe-
cific vehicle. All information contained in this guide is based on the latest information available at the time of printing
and is subject to change without notice. Certain restrictions, precautions and safety procedures apply to your vehicle.
Please read your Owner’s Manual for complete instructions. Copyright 2023 General Motors LLC. All Rights Reserved.