Two: 2X and 3X. The 2X uses a dual-motor setup with around 570 horsepower, while the 3X adds a third motor for about 830 horsepower and unlocks the Watts to Freedom launch mode.
MSRP starts around $97,000 for the 2X and about $105,000 for the 3X, before tax, title, and destination fees. Manufacturer pricing and incentives change often, so ask our team at Starling GMC for the current advertised price and any available offers.
GM-estimated range runs between roughly 310 and 315 miles depending on trim and tire choice, with more aggressive off-road tires trimming that down slightly.
Both trims use an 800-volt architecture that supports DC fast charging up to 350 kW, adding roughly 100 miles of range in about 10 minutes at a compatible fast charger.
Up to about 7,500 pounds when properly equipped, enough for a small camper, ATVs, or a loaded utility trailer.
CrabWalk uses four-wheel steering to let the Hummer EV move diagonally, which helps in tight trail sections or awkward parking situations. The 2026 model adds King Crab mode, which lets the rear wheels turn even further for tighter maneuvering on technical terrain.
Yes, it comes standard on every trim, giving hands-free driving on compatible highways like I-4 and the Florida Turnpike in addition to its off-road capability.
Five, across two rows, with an available Infinity Roof that lets in natural light through removable roof panels.
Both. It is comfortable and easy to drive around town despite its size and power, and its range and charging speed work fine for daily commuting, while its off-road hardware and CrabWalk capability make it just as capable for weekend trail trips.
They take different approaches to electric off-road capability. For a full side-by-side breakdown of power, range, and features, see our HUMMER EV vs Cybertruck comparison.
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