I previously had a kia EV6 gt-line awd and traded it for a Blazer EV RS awd. The Blazer is inferior by far. The infotainment seems impressive at first, but if you're coming from Android Auto or Apple Car Play, you'll soon regret giving it up. There's no native text app and no support for Signal or WhatsApp. I use those for work communication a lot, and now I can't receive it reapond to messages while driving without looking at my phone. And music/podcast support is sub par, too. If you use something other than one of the native apps for music, you have to do so via Bluetooth. From Bluetooth you can't navigate Playlists or select anything from the touch screen. So when I use Castbox or Pandora I have to use my phone in the car. Supercruise is very over rated - not much more advanced than the HDA system on hyundai/kia. For example - it selects lanes and does lane changes on its own, but it DOES NOT navigate. So if you're supposed to be in a specific lane where a highway divides/splits, the car might take you out of the lane on its own. You have to dig through menus to turn off the automated lane changes, there's no way to turn it off temporarily and no way to turn it off without taking your eyes off the road and finding it. THE GARAGE DOOR OPENER IS IN A MENU. It's not a button on the mirror or visor, it's a touch screen item you have to find. Sales people and suckers will go on and on about how snappy and fast the maps are when you zoom in. Ask yourself - how impressive is that, really? I use navigation for turn by turn directions, not for hyperfast map zooming. Maybe if Supercruise actually navigated I would understand why GM insisted on making Google maps native, but Supercruise doesnt navigate. I deeply, deeply regret trading in my EV6 for this turd. GM basically made a worst version of apple carplay/android auto and then decided to charge you for it (most of the useful features require you to subscribe to a data plan).

I’ve owned many vehicles and this by far is one of the smoothest most comfortable vehicles I’ve leased next to a Cadillac. From range to performance and handling and great styling its overall a great vehicle

As a driver of many vehicles, I can honestly say that this is the most fun car that I have ever driven. The ride is great, and the handling is too thanks to the low center of gravity and battery placement. It also has just about every safety feature that you can think of. With the large 17.5" display and the many adjustments you can make, it's almost like driving the space shuttle! I also love driving by the gas station and never having to stop there again. I just plug it in at night and I am ready to go the next day for almost 300 miles! Ans best of all, it's a Chevy so I know I can always find a dealer no matter where I travel.