Chevy Blazer vs Ford Edge

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When it comes to choosing your next SUV, you have an array of choices. However, if you want the best of the best, there are really only two models for drivers near Novi, Farmington Hills, and Wixom, MI, to consider—the 2021 Chevy Blazer and the 2021 Ford Edge.

In this comparison, we at Feldman Chevrolet of Novi will show you how these two models stack up against each other when it comes to the driving experience, design, and technology. Let’s get started!

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Blazer vs Edge: Advanced Technology Features

When it comes to technology, the 2021 Chevy Blazer and the 2021 Ford Edge have many available features in common, including:

• A touchscreen infotainment system with Bluetooth® wireless connectivity
• Smartphone app integration via Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™
• Available turn-by-turn navigation to get you everywhere that you need to go
• A built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi® hotspot to help you stay connected on the go
• Available wireless charging pad to keep your devices juiced up upon arrival

When it comes to active safety and visibility, though, the Blazer has a leg up on the Edge. One feature you’ll find in the Chevy model that the Edge is lacking is an available Rear Camera Mirror. This feature turns the rearview mirror into a live stream of what’s going on behind you.

The Blazer also offers an available HD Surround Vision system that provides a 360-degree view of your vehicle’s surroundings. Provided with this much visibility, you’ll be able to whip in and out of even the tightest parking spots with confidence.

As for the Edge, the best you’ll get is an available 180-degree parking camera. With half the visibility offered by the Chevy, you’ll likely need another set of eyes to help you with parking and driving in reverse.

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Blazer vs Edge: Interior & Exterior Design

Inside the 2021 Chevy Blazer and the 2021 Ford Edge, you’ll find five spacious seats and a traditional hatchback design, including a 60/40 split-folding rear seat. Not only will all five passengers have more than enough wiggle room, but you’ll also have plenty of cargo space to fit in all kinds of things, ranging from huge hauls of groceries to full-size suitcases and boxes for that big college move.

Space is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to comfort, though. Both models also offer an array of comfort upgrades, including more than 40 inches of legroom in the front row of either SUV. You’ll also be able to opt for heated front and rear outboard seats as well as ventilated front seats with both models.

Adventure never looked so good with several available seating surface options. For the Blazer, you’ll be able to opt for perforated leather seating surfaces. Unlike traditional leather seating surfaces, like the ones you’ll find in the Edge, these seats can breathe a little more. This keeps passengers cool during the hottest weather and preserves the quality of the material for years to come.

The two models also differ when you consider their range of trim options. The Blazer is freshly redesigned with bold, sporty styling, giving you six trim levels to choose from. The Edge, on the other hand, offers just five trim levels.

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