Hummer

The Hummer EV's full off-road feature suite starts with a 350-mile range robust enough to make drivers confident in leaving the pavement. Here's a full-motion look at how that suite brings a little order to the unpredictable chaos of off-roading.

After serving up shady photos and line drawing silhouettes, GM has finally unveiled the 2022 GMC Hummer EV. Billed by GM as "the world's first supertruck," the Hummer EV will be the first all-electric GMC vehicle and enter production next year.

After being postponed due to COVID-19, the electric Hummer pickup will make its debut in fall 2020. Today's teaser gives the best look yet at GMC's e-Hummer, revealing both pickup and 4x4 profiles to show the shape(s) of things to come.

The GMC Hummer EV was originally scheduled to debut on Wednesday, but that plan became a victim of the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, GM merely teased the 1,000-hp e-Hummer and its multi-panel removable roof.

GM is about to get very serious about electric vehicles. It's hosting an EV event this week to preview some of the new electric vehicles it has planned and modular technologies making them possible.

Is the world ready to welcome a new, improved Hummer, if it promises to play nice with the environment? We'll find out because GM has announced Hummer's return as an all-electric GMC truck with supercar specifications.

So much of the automotive industry these days is pushing for smaller, cleaner, electric intelligence. But some still like 'em big and heavy and dumb, and nothing hits that holy trinity quite like a Hummer. Mil-Spec Auto has released its latest military-inspired custom H1 build, and it's a brute.

Battery specialist Kreisel Electric has unveiled a conversion truly befitting of the self-proclaimed green governor, with ​Arnold Schwarzenegger himself on hand to present an all-electric Hummer H1 at the company's new headquarters in Austria.

U.K. firm Prindiville has designed a more eco-friendly version of the Hummer SUV.

Oshkosh Defense's new light combat vehicle, the L-ATV, could replace the U.S. Military's Humvee.

The customized Hummer H2 Bomber from Geiger Cars replaces the H2’s regular wheels with Mattracks rubber tracks on each wheel to provide unrivaled traction on virtually any terrain.

Raser Technologies has debuted a Hummer H3, converted into a plug-in series hybrid, which – according to the makers – achieves more than 100 miles per gallon (mpg).