After introducing the 2022 Chevy Blazer range in August in China, General Motors has just launched a new version that will complement Chevrolet‘s midsize crossover offering in the Asian country. This is the new 2022 Chevy Blazer White Night Edition, a customized version that is positioning itself as the new range-topping variant of the Blazer, with extended bodywork exclusive to the Chinese market.
The new 2022 Chevy Blazer White Night Edition made its world debut this week at the 2021 Guangzhou International Motor Show, introducing a bold new custom finish from the Bow Tie brand inspired by the Midnight Edition package first introduced in North America. The new version is based on the RS trim level and will only be available in the seven-seat variant that tops the Blazer range in China.
Unlike the fully blacked-out look of the Midnight trims, the 2022 Chevy Blazer White Night Edition takes on a cutting-edge aesthetic with a classic black and white color scheme that makes a distinctive visual impact. As such, the body base is painted Pearl White and has contrasting black finishes on both the top and bottom.
The visual punch generated by the 2022 Chevy Blazer White Night Edition’s paint, in conjunction with the all-black roof and pillars, further accentuates the sporty character of the Camaro-inspired crossover’s design. The look is completed by the RS-exclusive black Bow Ties and 21-inch black wheels, as well as other contrasting styling cues that make it instantly recognizable.
Mechanically, the 2022 Chevy Blazer White Night Edition comes standard with SAIC-GM’s mild hybrid powertrain that equips the entire utility line for the new model year. The package includes the turbocharged 2.0L LSY I-4 engine along with an electric motor and 48V battery, which develops 233 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque. The powertrain is paired with standard AWD and GM’s nine-speed automatic transmission.
The 2022 Chevy Blazer White Night Edition is now available throughout Chevrolet’s official dealer network in China, where it is offered with the brand’s latest infotainment system and advanced safety systems. The new range-topping version boosts the crossover’s competitiveness in the Chinese market and has an MSRP of 333,900 CNY, about $52,285 USD at the current exchange rate.
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Free pangolins to 1st 500 customers!
Love the South Park reference.
Looks beautiful!
Why do you show us products that we can not buy here in the USA , why does GM make products but do not sell them in the US.
Bib
In the US GM doesn’t charge extra to paint a vehicle white.
this is a pearl white model, there is a $1000 upcharge for that paint. I see no difference in this special edition for china and a standard us spec pearl white rs.
Peter I read the other day you are from Chicago, are you a cubs fan or Sox?
Cubs and the white Sox suck the Yankees are the best!!!
You mean the best at juicing and getting away with it? Yes I agree with that.
Yankees 👎
Cool. I like it.
Great. But, don’t think I’ll relocate to China to purchase one.
China, China, China. Mary better hope dealing there doesn’t come back to bite her.
Yet another slap in the face from GM to US customers. This once again shows GM’s priority to the global market over its own citizens and the complete incompetence of Mary Barra.
I think it has more to do with looking to the future. As China closes in to the US economically and with over four times the population, China will eclipse the US
as the largest and most profitable market for automobiles !
More the reason to invest in and support this country, it’s citizens and its economy! The problem is unpatriotic CEO’s like Mary Barra would rather chase a profit then support the very country she lives in. Unfortunately you’re right that China will become the biggest economy if ignorant US companies continue this greed driven behavior. Consider the level of stupidity here, we are economically helping a country that is our enemy, wants to rule the planet and is responsible for over 5 million deaths worldwide! Not just the US but the world has to STOP supporting China. We as a collective have to start manufacturing everything and break the reliance we have on China or greed will be the demise of mankind.