2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV - Incentives Stackable?

Hi all,

I’m looking to lease a leftover 2025 Blazer EV LT AWD. I received a quote back for 24/10k lease at $455/mo + tax with $0 down, DAS is just the first month ($455) + tax ($29) + plate fee ($501) to drive out.

However, the dealer worksheet shows both Conquest Owner ($1,250) and Current Lessee ($1,000) as stackable incentives. (Also adding $500 GM card incentive).

As far as I know, the Conquest Owner and Current Lessee incentives do not stack according to the LH calculator. Did the dealer make a mistake, or are they truly stackable somehow? If they are not stackable, should I ask the dealer to take another $1,000 off the sticker to make the numbers work? Or, is this a bait and switch some dealers use to get you in the door to sign… only to send me a revised contract that’ll be higher by extra ~$40 due to GM not honoring both incentives simultaneously?

FWIW, the lease isn’t all that great (only slightly below <1% of msrp). But, what EV lease is great these days where the vehicle has an ample room for a family of 4 plus a trunk full of Costco groceries? I’m quite happy with my current '24 Blazer EV LT AWD and figured I’d just ride out another Blazer EV for the next 2 years before new battery tech happens (and also get the disposition fee waved.)

Any feedback or assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I don’t know the answer to your question, but Conquest and Loyalty generally don’t stack for obvious reasons.

What is also strange is if you look at the Conquest language for a '26, it includes GM vehicles.

Earlier this year we replaced our Blazer EV 2LT with a LYRIQ Luxury 1 because the Cadillac was less expensive to lease than a poverty-spec Blazer LT (and the LYRIQ is also a better vehicle).

I haven’t been following LYRIQ pricing for the past several weeks to know if this pricing anomaly is still there.

Are you talking about these two incentives? If so, yes I have stacked them in the past despite the calculator stating you can not.

https://www.edmunds.com/chevrolet/blazer-ev/2025/deals/

Conquest Offer

Available for: Cash Purchase, Finance, Lease

Current owners/lessees of a 2012 or newer Non-GM Passenger car or Truck are eligible to use this offer toward the purchase or lease of one of the new and unused models.. Trade-in Not Required. Cannot be combined with loyalty offers. Proof of qualifying vehicle required. See dealer for details.

Customer $ Offer

$1,250

Start

06/02/2026

End

07/01/2026

and

Lease Loyalty or Conquest Offer

Available for: Lease

Customers who have a current 2021 model year or newer lease vehicle and lease a new vehicle get this loyalty offer. Trade-in Not Required. Offer requires GM Financial Lease. Program eligibility based on credit approval; not all customers will qualify. Cannot be combined with conquest offers. Proof of current lease required. See dealer for details.

Leasing Bonus Cash

$1,000

Start

06/02/2026

End

07/08/2026

My Mazda lease agreement was the only document I needed to submit to prove eligibility for both incentives.

Thanks for the response. I wish I could find a LYRIQ lease deal like yours, but most, if not all, 2025 LYRIQs have horrible discount (<5%) in my area. Heck, I’d even take a Blazer LT AWD at $325…

BTW, reading your LYRIQ post, you mentioned going back and forth with the dealer you got the car from. What kind of items were you trying to work on? For one, I know the dealer I’m working with marked up the MF. I’ll need to get them to bring it down to the advertised base rate. And hoping they will discount even further. Asking for 2 thing too much?

The only thing at issue was price. I didn’t save the messages, but strictly from memory my opening offer was ~$1,500 below where they be, so I moved on.

They came back a day or two later and tossed in $1k in Flex Cash coupons and wouldn’t budge another inch. I closed anyway because it was close to home and this saved me the time and cost of the logistics of shopping further from home.

Don’t get hung up on the MF, focus on total lease cost. All you need to offset a higher MF is a bigger discount. Stick to whatever market-supported total lease cost you’re willing to pay, and let them figure out how to get there.

Are you just looking at advertised discounts / asking for quotes?