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After much anticipation and teasing, GMC has unveiled its new Hummer EV all-electric pickup truck. The name “Hummer “harkens back to some of the most polarizing, notoriously fuel-thirsty SUVs ever made —but the ‘Muricah branding belies what should be one of the most sophisticated and capable vehicles on the road when it comes to market.
This, after all, is a pickup truck that will be able to accelerate like a Porsche, outperform a Jeep off-road, more or less drive itself on the highway — all without ever using a drop of gasoline.
Here’s what you need to know about the new electric Hummer.
Everything You Need to Know about the New GMC Hummer EV
GMC just unveiled its new electric pickup, and it’s going to be one of the most capable vehicles on the planet.
The Hummer EV First Edition is launching with what GM claims will be 350-plus miles of range, which is more than the Hummer H2 gave you with a 32-gallon fuel tank. It will offer 800-volt fast-charging capability, potentially allowing you to add 100 miles of range in 10 minutes.
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The Hummer EV has a removable roof
The Hummer EV will come with a standard Infinity Roof, which will have removable, transparent “Sky Panels” that can be stowed in the frunk of the vehicle.
The Hummer EV will have four-wheel steering and a “Crab Walk” mode to drive diagonally. That will give it a much tighter turning radius, useful for tight turns on trails…or more staid endeavors like parking.
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GMC Hummer EV SUT (2022)
Heralded as one of the biggest automotive launches for the 2022 model year—both literally and figuratively—GMC’s Hummer EV SUT celebrates the return of the famed macho-truck brand. Revealed in October of 2020, it serves as the flagship model ushering in a whole new generation and lineup of all-electric luxury SUVs and trucks by General Motors.
Distinctive features include a 0-60 mph time of about 3 seconds in Watts to Freedom mode, the ability to crab walk and, yes, a tri-motor system putting out 1,000 horsepower and 1,200 lb-ft of torque.