Chevy cancels entry-level version of Blazer EV | GM's Cruise reaches union deal | Car ship fire could cost more than $330M | Tesla Cybertruck sizes up | Aurora raises $853M | Fisker faces investors

The 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV is launching this month with an all-wheel-drive RS trim priced at $60,215 including shipping.

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