The Chevrolet Blazer may not be round for much longer. A brand new report from GM Authority, citing “sources near that matter,” alleges the automaker will get rid of the gas-powered crossover from its American lineup after 2025.

Gross sales for the trendy crossover continued to fall final yr, down 20 p.c from 2023. Chevy offered essentially the most Blazers in its second mannequin yr, practically reaching 95,000 items offered, nevertheless it has by no means replicated that degree of success since. The Blazer first went on sale in 2019 within the US.

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Motor1 reached out to Chevrolet to confirm the report. A Chevy spokesperson declined to touch upon the report, saying solely the corporate had no portfolio modifications to share.

Chevy builds the Blazer at its Ramos Arizpe plant in Mexico, the place it additionally assembles an assortment of electrical automobiles from Basic Motors, just like the Chevrolet Blazer EV, the Equinox EV, and the Cadillac Optiq—and the Honda Prologue. Automotive Information reported this week that GM eradicated a shift on the manufacturing unit, decreasing it to simply two.

A January 2023 tweet from Mexico’s Financial Ministry introduced GM would produce solely electrical automobiles on the facility in 2024, however that deadline has handed. The Blazer shares a platform with the Cadillac XT5 and XT6, which GM Authority additionally stories might get lower after 2025.