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The Super Sport SS badge has a long, and somewhat muddled history at Chevrolet. When it first appeared on the Impala in the early 1960s, it represented the top performance trim of that car’s lineup.

Chevrolet's long-delayed Blazer EV finally arrives with a promised SS package for model year 2025. This high-performance electric crossover first kicked off Blazer excitement, but that was well over ...

Chevrolet’s renowned SS performance badge makes a leap into the future ― and the really fast lane ― with the electric 2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS midsize SUV. The SS badge has adorned legendary ...

An SS-badged Chevrolet conjures images of racing stripes, a big-block V-8, and clouds of tire smoke. But Chevy's shorthand for Super Sport has come a long way since its introduction on the 1961 Impala ...

HIGHS Hot styling, supple ride, plenty of room for five passengers. LOWS Many rivals undercut its starting price, no Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, all-wheel drive comes with a notable range penalty.

A zippy, sport-oriented SS variant with 615 horsepower joins the Blazer EV lineup for 2025. With an EPA-estimated driving range of 303 miles, the Blazer EV SS is competitive with other ...

What is the Chevrolet Blazer EV SS? What’s interesting about the Blazer EV SS is that it has absolutely nothing in common with the regular Blazer, Trailblazer, or any of the classic Blazers of the ...

Chevrolet provided flights from Washington to Charlotte and accommodation so Ars could drive the Blazer EV SS. Ars does not accept paid editorial content. CHARLOTTE, North Carolina — Before letting us ...

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Not that long ago, a sub-four-second zero-to-60 was the stuff of bona fide supercars. These days, anything with a big enough battery and two relatively simple motors makes that look like child’s play.