EVERYTHING WE KNOW ABOUT THE GMC HUMMER EV ALL-ELECTRIC SUPERTRUCK BEFORE THE REVEAL ON OCTOBER 20.

The electric pickup segment is packed with attention-grabbing models, but not all trucks are created equal. Tesla has drawn headlines with the Cybertruck’s unique styling, GMC has built the Hummer EV for extreme off-road fun ( hello, CrabWalk feature!), and the all-new GMC Sierra EV delivers a well-rounded blend of capability, technology, and real-world usability. While each truck brings something different, the Sierra EV quietly makes the strongest case for drivers who want the most complete package. Comparing Specs At a Glance Feature/Model Cybertruck Hummer EV Sierra EV Range 500 miles 329 miles 460 miles Horsepower/Torque 845 horsepower, 525 lb‑ft torque 1,000 horsepower, 1,200 lb‑ft torque 760 horsepower, 785 lb-ft torque Towing/Payload 14,000 lbs towing & 2,500 lbs payload 8,500 lbs towing & 1,300 lbs payload 10,500 lbs towing & 1,500 lbs payload Unique Features Stainless steel exoskeleton, futuristic look CrabWalk, Extract mode, removable roof panels MultiPro Midgate, MultiPro Tailgate, Vehicle-to-Home power Charging/Tech Tesla Supercharging, Autopilot 350kW fast charging, off-road drive modes 800V fast charging, Google infotainment, Super Cruise MSRP (2025 Model Year) $72,490 $96,550 $89,900 Tesla Cybertruck The Tesla Cybertruck is unmistakable with its angular stainless-steel exoskeleton and bold, futuristic design. Its sharp lines and stainless steel finish make it look more like a sci-fi prop than a pickup, and it’s definitely a conversation starter. For some buyers, that head-turning appeal is enough. However, everyday usability isn’t the Cybertruck’s strong suit. The sloped roofline and tall sides limit visibility, and its interior is minimal to the point of feeling bare. Cargo flexibility is also lacking compared to traditional pickups, which may turn off practical-minded drivers. For those who prioritize standing out from the crowd and embracing Tesla’s futuristic vision, though, the Cybertruck is unmatched. GMC Hummer EV The GMC Hummer EV takes the opposite approach, leaning hard into its “supertruck” personality. Its size, stance, and rugged design leave no doubt that it’s built for adventure. Open-air driving with removable roof panels makes it as much an experience as it is a truck, and the interior has a bold, rugged aesthetic that matches its off-road chops. Still, the Hummer EV’s sheer weight and proportions make it a tough choice for daily commuters or efficiency-minded buyers. It’s less about being an everyday workhorse and more about being an off-road toy—a truck for those who want excitement, presence, and bragging rights every time they drive. GMC Sierra EV ​​ On the other hand, the GMC Sierra EV strikes a balance that appeals to a broader audience. Its modern yet familiar design gives it a more traditional truck look than its futuristic rivals. The cabin feels upscale, with premium touches that make it comfortable for work and family life. What sets the Sierra EV apart is its versatility. From clever cargo solutions to a cabin that feels refined without being over-the-top, it blends practicality with sophistication. It’s the kind of truck that can haul gear during the week, take the friend group on a road trip over the weekend, and still look polished pulling up to a nice restaurant. For buyers who want capability paired with comfort, the Sierra EV hits the sweet spot. What Makes Each Truck Stand Out? The Cybertruck is about futuristic looks, durability, and Tesla’s tech ecosystem. Its angular steel body and minimalist approach make it one of the most recognizable vehicles on the road. The Hummer EV emphasizes fun and off-road dominance. With unique features such as CrabWalk and Extract Mode, paired with massive power, it offers a one-of-a-kind driving experience. The Sierra EV provides the most well-rounded package. It delivers the most extended range of the three, advanced towing and hauling capabilities, and innovative features like the MultiPro Midgate and Tailgate that enhance everyday usability. Add premium technology such as Super Cruise and Vehicle-to-Home charging, which are luxurious and practical. Curious to see how the Sierra EV stacks up against the Rivian R1T? Read this. Bottom Line — Which EV Truck Is Right for You? When all three trucks are compared, it becomes clear where each shines. The Cybertruck is more about style than substance. The Hummer EV is a thrilling off-road machine. The Sierra EV quietly stands out by combining real-world range, everyday practicality, luxury appointments, and cutting-edge technology. For drivers who want a truck that can perform at work, on family trips, and in the driveway, the Sierra EV is the choice that makes more sense. McLarty Daniel Buick GMC serves Fayetteville, Bentonville, Springdale, Bella Vista, and all surrounding areas. Want to see how the Sierra EV stacks up compared to other trucks? Read here!

After months of waiting and a few launch delays due to the Covid-19 pandemic, GMC finally took the wraps off the all-new GMC Hummer EV all-electric supertruck on October 20 and we're here to tell you, it was well worth the wait! From the Hummer EV's look, to its incredible horsepower and torque, to its world-class range, to its stunning off-road capability, the 2021 GMC Hummer EV is going to be a game changer when it rolls onto the lot here at McLarty Daniel Buick GMC, with the first delivers scheduled for Fall 2021. We don't have room here to share all the ways the GMC Hummer EV is going to change the entire world of trucks, but let's dive into just a few of the features that make the GMC Hummer EV a groundbreaking next step in truck design. THE LOOK Though GMC has been offering teasers about... more the shape of the GMC Hummer EV for several months now, we were still unprepared for how cool this thing looks. While competitor Tesla's "Cybertruck" looks like a ridiculous stainless steel doorstop, the GMC Hummer EV is all truck, capturing the classic spirit of GMC while still delivering a design that is burly, tough and thoroughly modern. One of the design details GMC had previously released -- the light-up grille with six vertical slots and the word "HUMMER" outlined in black -- sets the tone for the whole truck, transforming the entire nose of the Hummer EV into a wide bar of lit acrylic that looks great day or night. From there, the GMC Hummer EV is all new, with a short hood, a cab-forward design, and a turret-style roofline that looks ready for fun, with three amber lights at the top of the nearly-vertical front windshield. The "Infinity Roof" of the Hummer EV features four modular. tinted-glass panels that lift off for open-air freedom and a rear window that rolls down, leaving a series of sturdy roll bars in place. Stout fender flares and angular wheel arches give the Hummer EV a great look, framing burly 35-inch all-terrain tires on 8-lug alloy wheels, with the option to upsize to 37-inch tires without any modifications. The bed, meanwhile, is a "unibody" affair, with no gap between the cab and bed. At the rear, cool LED taillights frame the tailgate with HUMMER in bold black, plus a version of GMC's groundbreaking Multi-Pro six-function tailgate. THE ENGINEERING The future is electric, and the GMC Hummer EV proves that future doesn't have to be bland, boring and slow. Promising to be a "Quiet Revolution" in trucks, the GMC Hummer EV features a range of 350-plus miles, with GMC promising that select trims of the GMC Hummer EV will be compatible with 800-volt DC fast chargers up to 350kW, which will be able to charge the GMC Hummer EV's groundbreaking Ultium battery pack up to 100 miles of driving for every 10 minutes of charging, making hours-long charging breaks during longer trips a thing of the past. The GMC Hummer EV will also feature available one-pedal operation that handles both acceleration and braking with only -- you guessed it! -- one pedal, plus a groundbreaking Regen On Demand System that utilizes steering-wheel-mounted paddles to let you harness regenerative braking that charges the battery every time you slow down, helping maximize range. When it comes to power, the GMC Hummer EV is simply astounding, offering GMC's previously-announced 1,000 horsepower -- putting it on power par with some of the world's most expensive supercars by makers like Bugatti and Lamborghini -- while also offering a mind-blowing 11,500 lb.-ft. of torque. To put that in perspective, the 6.6-liter Duramax Turbo-Diesel currently offered in the 2021 GMC Sierra 3500 HD puts out 910 lb.-ft. of torque, less than a 10th of the GMC Hummer EV's output. So what can you do with all that horsepower and torque? While GMC hasn't release the GMC Hummer EV's maximum towing capacity, it's bound to be locomotive-like, plus GMC promises the GMC Hummer EV will do zero-to-60 times in "approximately three seconds." Given that the all-new, mid-engine Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray goes zero to 60 in 2.9 seconds, we'll be interested to see what the true figure turns out to be once they drop that "approximately." Among the other crazy-cool and futuristic features of the GMC Hummer EV: -- Super Cruise, General Motors' next-generation hands free driving system that can handle stop-and-go traffic and even automatically lane-change to pass slower drivers on compatible multi-lane freeways. -- Both front- and rear-axle steering, allowing the rear wheels to be turned up to 10 degrees in either direction, which lets the GMC Hummer EV move vertically in a "crabwalk" fashion. -- "Extract Mode," which activates the GMC Hummer EV's Adaptive Air Ride Suspension to raise the ground clearance of the GMC Hummer EV up to six inches so it can clear larger obstacles or ford deeper water. -- A revolutionary 18 on-board views through GMC's new "Ultravision" system, which features waterproof, shockproof cameras mounted all over the truck -- including in the undercarriage -- to let you see a real-time view of obstacles. The underbody cameras even include replaceable lens protectors and build in "wash" mode to free them of dust, mud and debris. OKAY, SO WHEN CAN I GET ONE? If you want to reserve the GMC Hummer EV in Northwest Arkansas, We've got good news and bad news. The good news is: reservations are open now, with GMC planning to deliver the first model -- called the Hummer EV Edition 1 -- in Fall 2021, with a starting price of $112,595. Bad news is: reservations slots for the launch model were gone within hours of GMC taking the wraps off the Hummer EV on October 20. However, GMC plans to roll out four trim levels of the GMC Hummer EV over the next three years. The GMC Hummer EV3X will be available in Fall 2022, with a starting price of $99,995 and three electric motors churning out 800 horsepower and 9,500 lb.-ft. of torque. The GMC Hummer EV2X will be available in Spring 2023, with a starting price of $89,995 and 625 hp/7,400 lb.-ft. on tap. The final model GMC has announced, the Hummer EV2, will be available in Spring 2024. Presumably a next-gen model, the EV2 will feature a starting price of $79,995, with the same 625 hp /7,400 lb.-ft.. output as the EV2X. Though everybody here at McLarty Daniel Buick GMC grew up with gas and diesel in our veins, we're soooo ready to join the "quiet revolution" and see the 2021 GMC Hummer EV in person! Want to be one of the first in Northwest Arkansas to own the next big thing in electric supertrucks? Contact us today for more information, or stay tuned to the official blog of McLarty Daniel Buick GMC for more details. The future is now, at McLarty Daniel Buick GMC. CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL PRESS RELEASE ABOUT THE GMC HUMMER EV

For over 100 years now, GMC has been building the trucks and SUVs of the future that you can drive right now, packed with the modern styling and cutting-edge safety and power you've come to expect from America's no-compromise truck and SUV builder. GMC has never been shy about pushing the envelope when it comes to power and technology, and it looks like they're poised to help the world make a great leap forward to a more sustainable future with the announcement of the forthcoming GMC Hummer EV. An all-electric truck with stratospheric horsepower and torque, the GMC Hummer EV is sure to take electric vehicle capability to a whole other level when the model debuts later this year. So far, GMC has been tight-lipped when it comes to details about the... more incredible Hummer EV, releasing only an image of a futuristic front grille and headlight bar, along with some truly next-level numbers. That includes: 1,000 horsepower, 11,500 lb.-ft. of torque and a zero-to-60 time of three seconds! No, those aren't typos! Currently, the most powerful diesel-powered heavy-duty pickup available from an American manufacturer maxes out at just over 400 horsepower and 1,000 lb.-ft. of torque, so you can see what a quantum leap the GMC Hummer EV will be when it debuts. To put the three-second zero-to-60 time in perspective, the all-new mid-engine Chevrolet Corvette features a zero-to-60 time of 2.9 seconds, so getting close to that in a pickup truck should be a sight to behold. GMC debuted a teaser of the new GMC Hummer EV in a 30-second spot in this year's superbowl featuring NBA star Lebron James. “GMC builds premium and capable trucks and SUVs and the GMC HUMMER EV takes this to new heights,” said Duncan Aldred, vice president of Global Buick and GMC. “We are excited to debut our revolutionary zero-emissions truck during the biggest night in TV advertising.” “Teaming up with GMC to introduce the Hummer EV is a natural fit. Everyone knows about my love for Hummer since high school and I’m proud to be a part of announcing the new EV model,” said LeBron James. “The truck may be quiet, but the performance numbers speak for themselves.” Even more exciting is that GMC managed to keep the Hummer EV under wraps, even though it will begin production this year at General Motors' Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Plant. GMC has promised a full reveal of the Hummer EV, including updated states and a look at the overall body and interior design, on May 20, 2020. Here at McLarty Daniel Buick GMC, we couldn't be more excited about the full reveal of the 2021 GMC Hummer EV, or the powerful future GMC has planned through all-electric power. Stay tuned for more details, coming soon from McLarty Daniel Buick GMC and our friends who build the future you can drive today at GMC!