We have seen the future of professional racing, and it’s electric, literally. The all-new Chevy Blazer EV.R NASCAR prototype made its public debut at the Daytona 500, powered by three six-phase electric motors generating 1,300 hp that instantly rev up to 15,000 rpm, connected to a 78-kWh liquid-cooled battery.
The Blazer EV.R was built on NASCAR’s Next Gen chassis and suspension componentry, enabling the vehicle to put its power to the pavement via a programmable all-wheel drive system as well as Goodyear Racing Eagle tires. Chevrolet engineers worked closely with NASCAR and other manufacturers on the parameters and technical elements of the prototype. Want to see it in person? Head on over to the Daytona 500 race this weekend in Daytona Beach, Florida.
- NASCAR Camaro Kit - Kids ages 9+ can build their own version of the NASCAR next gen Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 race car with this collectible LEGO Technic...
- Striking Display - The eye-catching LEGO race car toy features a striking color scheme and looks great on display as part of a LEGO Technic car...
- Realistic Features - This buildable LEGO toy model car set is packed with true-to-life features: steering, opening hood, stickers, and V8 engine with...
NASCAR and its manufacturer partners are passionate about emerging technologies, and working to remain on the forefront of innovation. With the Blazer EV.R NASCAR prototype, Chevrolet and its engineers meshed new technologies with the NASCAR Next Gen platform – and the result is a powerful, exciting vehicle that we believe fans will love when they see it at Daytona International Speedway,” said Brandon Thomas, NASCAR vice president, vehicle design.
