Chevrolet Blazer: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
Blazer (2019–2022, first generation of the crossover)
2019 – 2022
- Mid-size two-row crossover revived for 2019 with slim headlights, a wide grille and a sloping roofline
- Premier and RS each have their own front bumper and rocker panels (they share one hood pattern); LT and True North share the base pattern set
- Fog lamps on some trims; blank inserts elsewhere: choose the fog option
- Optional sunroof: choose the roof option on roof and full-body kits
- No parking-sensor choice is listed for this body
- Not covered: Blazer EV (separate model)
- Not covered: Blazer from the 2023 refresh onwards (separate body)
Blazer (2023–2025, refreshed crossover)
2023 – 2025
- Refreshed Blazer with slimmer split headlights, a restyled hood and new bumpers; same body and doors as the 2019 car
- RS has its own front bumper and rocker panels; LT has its own front bumper and hood; Premier is the base pattern set
- Fog lamps on some trims; blank inserts elsewhere: choose the fog option
- Optional sunroof: choose the roof option on roof and full-body kits
- No parking-sensor choice is listed for this body
- Not covered: Blazer EV (separate model)
- Not covered: Blazer before the 2023 refresh (separate body)
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