The Hummer will fly under the GMC banner

July 31 2020,

General Motors has just confirmed that the all-new electric Hummer will be a GMC vehicle. The all-new 100% electric-powered GMC truck will be offered with cutting-edge technologies including the Super Cruise autonomous driving system, and it will also have a new Adrenaline mode capable of delivering truly exceptional performance.

The new Hummer truck will offer over 1,000 horsepower and will be able to tow 11,500 lbs. It will be shown for the first time this fall with the first deliveries in 2021. According to GM, it will be able to reach 100 km/h in less than 5.0 seconds.

Do we have to tell you how much we can't wait to see the new GMC Hummer! We will provide you with all the details as we have them.

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