The 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer made its U.S. debut last year at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, reintroducing the nameplate as an all-new subcompact crossover. Offering head-turning styling, the new Trailblazer continues the design themes laid out by the new Chevrolet Blazer, incorporating an aggressive front fascia and sports car-inspired rear end. Now, one artist has rendered the crossover with a coupe-like roof.
Posted by Instagram user @kdesignag, the new Chevrolet Trailblazer rendering adds a curving roofline to the 2021 Trailblazer RS trim level. As such, the crossover sports black accents and a unique grille treatment, with a large lower intake section, unique headlamp surrounds, and black Chevy Bow Tie emblems.
Unlike the flat roof and hard angles of the standard 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer, this rendering comes with a curving line that falls more gently into the rear end. The look gives the crossover a more SUV-esque appearance, unlike the hatchback styling of the standard vehicle. The black lower cladding remains, while the rear haunches get a bold styling crease above the rear wheels.
The artist even saw fit to render up the 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer coupe from the rear. This second rendering image shows off a different look than the first, with a large glass section and black roof spoiler adding more substance to the aesthetic. Additionally, the rearmost pillar still curves downwards in a gentle arc, unlike the hard angles of the standard vehicle. The tail lamps add visual width to the package, and come connected with a prominent horizontal trim line, while the lower fascia gets a black insert with integrated exhaust tips left and right.
What are your thoughts on this 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer coupe? Does the new roofline add to the look? Let us know your thoughts in the comments, and make sure to subscribe to GM Authority for more Chevrolet Trailblazer news, Chevrolet news, and around-the-clock GM news coverage.
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Manufacturers and subsequently the auto-media need to get away from try to pass off a fastback, or station wagons, or whatever, as a coupe or something else that they aren’t. Or as we see here is a kammback CUV roofline?.. certainly not a coupe. Whereas vehicles like the X6 or Model X are a fastback CUV
Call this something new, just don’t keep ruining “coupe”.
Next thing you know a full-size SUV is going to be called a roadster because it has ride height adjustable shocks and lowers to the “road” and is sporty “ster”
What about a rendering of the Trailblazer with a rear section similar to that of the Chevrolet Avalanche because this is supposed to be a fun vehicle and not really a work truck.
Yes , Yes , Yes, a excellent idea but the chassis would need to have a extended wheelbase , maybe 5 to 7 inches
more and forget the pass through , just keep it a straight cargo bed .
Done right styling wise that’d be a looker also . Make a tonneau cover standard that lockable and it’d be
doubly super cool .
Now you have room for passenger and the groceries or whatever. That’d be one super handy vehicle there.
I like it, make it good Toyota C-HR competition.
how about a 2 door? Not all of us need 4.door family vehicles. 95% I’m driving by myself, if someone complains about having to crawl in back, they can drive and it saves me gas!! Leave the 4 doors for families and people in carpools
And you want a 2DR because?
Sorry , everyone needs a four door . Loading a 2 door car unless its like a super cool vintage bmw 2003 or the
like is a pain in the ass and bmw even made a hatchback 2002 for europe and england , they’re super rare
but good looking .
Try loading groceries fumbling with the seat forward mechanism.
that’s what trunks are for, who puts groceries in the back seat? I’ve never owned a 4 door in my life and have never had an issue. the only thing that would be a pain to load in a 2 door would be car seats…. that’s when you would buy a four-door because you’re a family man.
While I think it looks nice, I bet it wouldn’t be popular.