2023 GMC Hummer EV

GMCs SUVs and trucks are versions of Chevrolets with different badges, different styling, and some extra luxury features. Overall, though, GMCs don’t often stand out, equipment-wise, from their mechanical siblings. Like many Chevrolets, GMC vehicles’ interiors are spacious and comfortable thanks to large exterior dimensions. Its SUVs range from compact models like the Terrain up to the three-row Yukon XL, which can carry up to nine passengers and their luggage—no small feat. GMC’s pickup truck line ranges from midsized models like the Canyon and the popular Sierra 1500, and goes all the way up to commercial-grade “dually” trucks with four rear wheels. The brand has also begun introducing EVs, including an all-electric pickup and the enormous, heavy Hummer EV, which is sold as either a pickup or SUV. Both used and new GMC models rank below average in Consumer Reports’ ratings for predicted reliability.

The all-new, electric Hummer EV SUV and pickup truck promise to be both green and off-road ready, with gratuitous power and sports-car quick acceleration. The nameplate's revival is led by the five-seat, four-door pickup truck. Its 5-ft pickup bed features a power tonneau cover and multi-function tailgate. Both vehicles have removable glass roof panels to create an open-air driving experience. Among their tricks are the ability to 'crab walk' or move diagonally, up to 18 cameras for negotiating trails, and available Super Cruise driver assistance. The Hummer EV pickup truck launched in 2022 with the pricey, full-featured Edition 1 boasting 1,000 horsepower and promising 350+ miles of range. The SUV followed a year later, with top output being about 830 horsepower. Over the following two years, other less expensive versions of each will be offered with reduced power and range.