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Delivering everything from spacious comfort to exhilarating performance, the 2025 Chevy Blazer EV is one of the best SUVs for daily commutes and weekend getaways. It brings the athletic handling you'd expect from a Chevy Blazer and all the room you need for five passengers and cargo, all in an eco-friendly package. more Introducing the 2025 Chevy Blazer EV The 2025 Blazer EV is one of the most good-looking electric SUVs, no matter which of its trim levels you choose. It comes in three grades, each designed with a different type of driver in mind. Commuters and laid-back drivers seeking an affordable electric vehicle can find their match in the entry LT model, a trim level offered with plenty of standard features. Road-trippers and long-distance riders can't go wrong with the RS model. This trim level boasts head-turning, street-inspired styling. The SS trim is built for thrill-seekers, zooming to 60 in 3.4 seconds with the Wide Open Watts performance mode. This model also boasts standard Super Cruise hands-free driving assistance. Electrifying Performance Chevy went the extra mile with the new Blazer EV, equipping each trim level with standard all-wheel drive for confident road manners. Front-wheel and rear-wheel drivetrains are available on select trims, allowing you to customize performance to your needs. In the base configuration, the dual-motor propulsion system provides 300 horsepower and 355 lb-ft of torque, which is plenty of power for the average driver. On select trims, the available Wide Open Watts mode boosts the output to 595 horsepower and 645 lb-ft of torque for lightning-fast acceleration and outstanding traction. You can also choose from two battery packages, both fast-charging capable so you can get charged back up quickly at a public fast-charging station. Google Built-In The Blazer EV's driver-centric interior comes packed with technologies, bringing vehicle functions and entertainment to your fingertips. The dash pairs an 11-inch digital gauge with a 17.7-inch center touchscreen with Google built-in compatibility for seamless access to popular apps such as Google Maps and Google Assistance. Standard natural voice recognition makes it easy to control most functions with voice commands. The driver information center boasts five themes, including a navigation mode that shows the map behind the steering wheel to minimize distractions. Connected apps and personalized profiles also come standard, allowing you to customize the infotainment system to your liking. Advanced Driver Assistance For added peace of mind in all driving situations, the 2025 Blazer EV also comes with a wealth of driver assistance technologies. Lane management, anti-collision systems, traffic sign recognition, and adaptive cruise control are just some of the features designed to keep you nearly worry-free on the road. To discover more and try all these features yourself, visit us at Ed Martin Chevrolet in Anderson, IN to schedule a test drive.

The 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD is a powerful new pickup truck that's built for work and off-roading. Find out more about this heavy-duty pickup in the guide below. more Performance The new Chevy Silverado 2500 has two engine options. The standard engine is a 6.6L V8 with an Allison 10-speed automatic transmission. There's an available 6.6L Duramax Diesel engine that delivers 470 horsepower and 975 lb.-ft. of torque. Towing and Trailering With the optional Duramax engine, the new Silverado 2500 has a maximum available towing capacity of up to 36,000 pounds. With the standard V8 engine, the maximum towing capacity is 19,090 pounds. Camera Technology There are eight available cameras for the Chevy Silverado 2500. These cameras create up to 14 different views of the area surrounding your vehicle and any cargo you're towing with four available hitch views. Durabed The Silverado's Durabed is made from high-strength roll-formed steel and offers more cargo space than its competitors. With 12 standard tie-downs rated at 500 pounds per corner, this truck bed is built for heavy-duty loads. There's also an available 120-volt outlet, allowing you to use electric tools while working. Assistive Driving The Chevy Silverado comes with many assistive driving features, including: Forward Collision Alert with Automatic Emergency Braking Front Pedestrian Braking Following Distance Indicator Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking Intellibeam High Beam Assist Assistive driving features act as a supplement to your driving. You must remain focused and alert while using these features and not rely solely on them to prevent collisions. Safety OnStar Safety & Security OnStar Safety and Security helps you get immediate help from first responders in the event of an accident or medical emergency. Simply hit the OnStar button in your cabin to be connected with an Emergency Advisor who will send responders to your location. Teen Driver With the Teen Driver system, you can monitor your child's driving ​through built-in technology. This system tracks your teen's driving behaviors and provides an in-vehicle report card for parents to review. Technology The new Chevy Silverado 2500 has advanced technology and connectivity options, including an available 13.4-inch diagonal infotainment touchscreen. This allows you to access Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SiriusXM Radio, GPS navigation, and more. There's also available Google built-in, allowing you to ​use all of your favorite Google features from the inside of your truck. Do you need a durable pickup like the new Chevy Silverado 2400 HD? Visit Ed Martin Chevrolet in Anderson, IN to see this new model for yourself!

Your car has a complex electrical system. When there are problems with any part of this electrical system, it can cause major performance issues with the vehicle. These electrical problems should always be repaired by a mechanic at the Chevy dealer, as dealership mechanics are highly qualified to tackle these repairs. more 1. A Dead Battery Determining the culprit behind a dead battery is a must. If the battery itself is faulty, then you may be able to jumpstart it so you can drive to the dealership for a battery replacement. If another component of your electrical system is making the battery seem like it's dead, then you may not be able to jumpstart the car, and your mechanic will have to investigate to determine the cause of the problem. 2. A Faulty Alternator When your alternator is in disrepair, you may notice dim headlights or deal with frequent stalling. These problems are typically caused by the battery not being fully charged, as a broken alternator can't charge the battery sufficiently. Inspect the alternator regularly to make sure the belt isn't damaged, as a damaged or loose belt can stop the alternator from working properly. The belt should be replaced at your dealership when needed, and other parts of the alternator will need to be repaired or replaced by the mechanic at the dealership when they're faulty, too. 3. A Broken Starter Motor If your vehicle makes a clicking noise but doesn't start, then it typically means your starter mortar is broken. Alternatively, an oil leak or wiring issues could be causing the problems with your starter motor. Every starter motor-related issue should be addressed at the dealership, and your dealer can give you advice on how to maintain your starter motor to help prevent it from breaking down. 4. A Bad Fuse or Fuse Box When a single fuse in your vehicle blows, it typically only affects one component of the vehicle. For example, if the fuse connected to your stereo blows, then the stereo won't work, but the other parts of your electrical system will be fine. If multiple fuses blow, then multiple parts will be affected. If fuses blow often, then you may have a problem with your fuse box, so it might need to be replaced. 5. A Problem With Your Wiring Malfunctioning wiring can cause problems with numerous parts of your electrical system. You may have trouble starting the car, notice your headlights are flickering, or notice that fuses are blowing frequently. Your wiring should be inspected regularly. Visit Ed Martin Chevrolet in Anderson, IN if you experience any of the electrical issues we discussed above. Stopping by for regular maintenance is also a must.