When it comes to the Chevy Blazer EV, one can't help but laugh at the audacity of its rear wiper. This tiny excuse for a visibility aid seems more like an afterthought than a functional component. Picture this: you're driving down a rain-drenched highway, and all you've got to fend off the deluge on your back window is a wiper the size of a toddler's toothbrush.
The coverage? It's as if someone took a pencil and drew a single, narrow line across the glass, leaving the rest of the rear window to fend for itself. You can almost hear the wiper's pathetic swish-swash, managing to clear just enough space for you to see - oh wait, no you can't. In the slightest drizzle, your visibility is reduced to a game of "guess who's behind you," where the answer is invariably "a big blind spot."
Imagine trying to reverse in this electric beast during a snowstorm or a downpour. It's not just a challenge; it's an exercise in frustration, akin to trying to see through a steamed-up shower door with just your pinky finger. So, dear readers, ponder this: how would you rate the size and coverage of the Chevy Blazer EV's rear wiper? From 1 to "I need a periscope," where does this minuscule marvel fall?
Take a look at the photo and RATE IT and comment...
