The interior of the 2021 Blazer draws strongly from its sporty sibling, the Camaro. This family resemblance includes copying the Camaro’s rounded air vents that you can turn to adjust the temperature.
Entertainment Features
The 2021 Chevrolet Blazer infotainment options help it sprint ahead of the midsize SUV pack. Each iteration of the 2021 Blazer has an eight-inch touchscreen with available Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 4G LTE in-car WiFi, OnStar access, and four USB ports, including the smaller USB-C port that is well on its way to becoming the charging industry standard. Some models also have a 120-volt outlet and a wireless mobile phone charging option. The touchscreen in the Chevy Blazer is much more user friendly than its competitors, both in icon size and menu logic. The touchscreen system comes standard with Navigation on the RS and Premier versions. Navigation is also an available option for the 3LT.
In addition, the 2021 Chevy Blazer can even have Alexa available at your beck and call. With this capability, you can stream your favorite saved Amazon music, add to shopping lists, and even control your smart home appliances from the road. It’s possible that you could preheat the oven before you even get home from the grocery store or have the perfect ambient lighting and mood music set when you walk in after date night.
Comfort Features
The L, 1LT, and 2LT models have cloth seats, with heated driver and front passenger seats available in the LT trims. Perforated leather-appointed seating surfaces with heating appear from the 3LT on. The RS’s leather trim features red accents, and those in the Premier version are of maple sugar. Both the RS and Premier trim packages include an automatic heated steering wheel.
Cargo and Passenger Space
Storage-wise, the 2021 Chevy Blazer offers 30.5 cubic feet of storage space. This space more than doubles to 64.2 when the second row of seats is lowered completely. There are available cargo nets, a flexible cargo partition, and a floor-mounted rail system complete with an adjustable cargo fence to make the most of the space.
Despite all that cargo room and the fact that it’s easy to adjust, the rear seat of the 2021 Chevy Blazer is a bit more comparable to compact SUVs than to its direct competitors. Legroom in the back is at just under 40 inches, 39.6, to be precise. The sleek rooflines come at an interior price, with headroom in the rear seat measuring just 38.6 inches. If you’re regularly using your new Blazer for just yourself or the kids, you’ll never notice any issues. Both the driver’s seat and front passenger seat are well-sized and have plenty of storage at hand.