Highlander and Ruijie have always been god-level presences in the SUV market, but now their fierce rivals are coming. In order to suppress the arrogance of Toyota Ford, Chevrolet has created a new SUV - Chevrolet Blazer, and the new car is expected to be officially launched in 2019 and is expected to be introduced into China in the future. Another luxury car is going to be domestically produced! With 2.0T+9AT as standard, Highlander saw it and turned its head and ran!
From the perspective of the design of this car, the upgrade of the new car based on the current model is still relatively obvious, especially the design of the face value. From the design point of view, this car is similar to the design of other Chevrolet models, the first version of the RS has a black two-segment grille, full of performance. At the same time, in order to enhance the visual experience of this car, the car has also been blackened for the details.
Interior, the blazer's central control design from the details reveals a sense of refinement, the center console has a soft material cover and leather wrapping, and there are symmetrical stitching embellishments, circular air conditioning outlet around the bright color trim, plus the atmosphere of the three-frame leather steering wheel and suspension 10-inch central control screen, impartially, in terms of quality sense is indeed better than the 2.0T Highlander, in fact, there are first-class reasons for recommending the pioneer
As for the side, the performance of this car is decent, whether it is a suspended roof or a double color design, the fashion atmosphere of the whole car is very good. In addition, in order to meet the needs of different cars, this car also provides a variety of wheel rims of different sizes, which not only improves the appearance of the whole car, but also increases the off-road passability of this car. However, in the taillights, this car also has certain adjustments.
The power will continue to be equipped with a 2.0T engine + 48V mixing system with a maximum power of 237 horsepower, matching the 9-speed manual transmission, and equipped with a timely four-wheel drive system, the official 100 km comprehensive fuel consumption is 8.9L, although this power is slightly worse than the 2.5L oil-electric hybrid equipped by Highlander, but it is enough to cope with urban mobility in terms of power performance.