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That, by the way, will happen sometime in the first few months of 2023, when GMC will introduce its electric SUV in two Edition 1 guises. Like all such Edition 1s, it will be a full boat, all-singing, all-dancing, fully-equipped model featuring those three motors and, one presumes, every interior option GM could ladle into the big SUV.
What is interesting is that the SUV boasts less range than the truck version, 482 kilometres before its lithium-ions give up the ghost, versus 560 km for the pickup. That, as it turns out, is because, at 3,218 millimetres, the SUV’s wheelbase is some 226-mm shorter than the pickup’s and, as a result, the SUV can only fit 20 of its Ultium battery modules in the sport brute versus the truck’s 24. Do the math and it means the SUV should have somewhere around 165 kilowatt-hours of battery capacity. Assuming that 150 kWh of that is usable, that gives the top-of-the-line Hummer SUV an efficiency of about 31.1 kWh/100 km, just slightly ahead of the tru
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Hummer has demonstrated the functionality and fun factor of the crabwalk feature embedded in its upcoming born-again electric ute. With the ability to steer front and rear wheels independently, the new all-electric GMC Hummer pick-up truck cannot only tighten its turns but also drive on a diagonal forwards or backwards. The crabwalk feature makes getting out of a bog or sidestepping obstacles that little bit easier, something that could revolutionise off-road driving. Â
The new âcrabwalkâ feature on the hummer EV is wild even tho 99 percent of people will just use it in a parking lot to flex on Instagram but hey, more people buying EVs is good! pic.twitter.com/C4IF5RDrXqâ Jake Woolf (@jakewoolf) October 21, 2020