EV Updates: Chevy Blazer EV Price Cut, Tesla Supercharger Competition Intensifies, and Nissan Ariya Recall Alert

2025 Blazer EV Cost Reduction, Tesla Supercharger Dominance Wanes, Ariya Recall: Today’s Automotive Updates

Research indicates that Tesla’s once-dominant Supercharger system is now on par with competing public charging networks. Certain models of the Nissan Ariya are being recalled due to a traditional oil leak issue. Additionally, the Chevrolet Blazer EV has seen a reduction in its starting price. All this and more, from Green Car Reports.

Chevrolet has reduced the starting prices of the 2025 Blazer EV LT and RS models. However, there's a caveat: some of the features that were standard in previous models will now be optional extras. Furthermore, more affordable front-wheel-drive LT models and the high-performance SS variant are expected to join the range soon.

Recent findings from a J.D. Power survey indicate that the dominance of Tesla's Supercharger network may be diminishing. This shift comes even before Tesla implemented widespread reductions in this area. The survey doesn't suggest a decline in the quality of Tesla's network; rather, it highlights that competing charging networks are improving and closing the gap in user satisfaction.

A limited recall has been issued for the Nissan Ariya EV due to a rare issue for electric vehicles: an oil leak. This problem stems from a defect in manufacturing that could cause oil to leak in the drive motors, possibly resulting in increased wear. Nissan has committed to replacing the entire drive-motor assembly in the 84 vehicles impacted by this recall.

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A manufacturing defect in a limited batch of Ariya electric vehicles might cause unusual degradation in the motor assembly, potentially resulting in decreased power.

According to a recent study, while the Tesla Supercharger network's satisfaction levels have not declined, competing networks have shown significant improvements.

For the 2025 model year, the starting price of the Blazer EV has been reduced by up to $1,200.

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