GM and GMC Electric Vehicles: Every 2026 Model, Price and Range

GM sells more electric models in the US than any other legacy automaker, spread across Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac and BrightDrop. GMC’s electric lineup for 2026 includes the Sierra EV pickup (from $64,495 with destination, and up to about 478 miles of range with the Max Range battery), the Hummer EV Pickup and the Hummer EV SUV (both from roughly $97,000 to $108,000). Cadillac adds the Optiq, Lyriq, Vistiq and Escalade IQ, while Chevrolet covers the affordable end with the Bolt and Equinox EV. Buick does not currently sell an EV in the US.

GM Electric Vehicles by Brand (2026)

Prices come from GMC, Cadillac, Chevrolet and major pricing guides such as Edmunds and Kelley Blue Book as of 2026, and some include destination fees while others do not. Range figures are EPA or GM estimates and vary by trim and battery. Always confirm current pricing with a dealer.

GMC Electric Vehicles

GMC Sierra EV

The Sierra EV is GMC’s full-size electric pickup, built on the same Ultium platform as the Chevrolet Silverado EV but with more premium styling and features. For 2026 it added Elevation and off-road AT4 trims alongside the Denali.

• Price: Elevation from $64,495, Denali from $71,795 and AT4 from $81,395, all including a $2,095 destination charge. Those were GMC’s launch prices; current listings show the Elevation Standard Range from about $62,400 before destination, and Edmunds and U.S. News put the full lineup at roughly $62,400 to $98,600 depending on trim and battery.
• Range: up to 478 miles EPA with the Max Range battery, offered on the AT4 and Denali; the Extended Range battery gives about 410 miles on Elevation and Denali, and the Elevation is not offered with Max Range.
• Features: Multi-Pro Midgate that extends the bed into the cabin, available four-wheel steering, Super Cruise and the ability to power tools or a home with the right equipment.
• Best for: truck owners who want long range, luxury and work capability.

GMC Hummer EV Pickup

The Hummer EV Pickup is a high-performance, extreme off-road truck with removable roof panels, CrabWalk diagonal driving and up to about 1,000 horsepower in top 3X form.

• Price: 2026 Hummer EV Pickup 2X from about $97,200; 3X from about $107,995.
• Weight: over 9,000 pounds, which affects efficiency, tire wear and some parking garages and bridges.
• Best for: buyers who want an attention-grabbing, very capable off-road EV.

Hummers are some of the heaviest consumer vehicles on the road. Our guide on how much a car weighs puts that in context.

GMC Hummer EV SUV

The Hummer EV SUV shares its powertrain and off-road tech with the pickup on a shorter wheelbase, making it more maneuverable on trails.

• Price: about $97,200 to $99,095 for the 2X and about $107,195 for the 3X, depending on how destination is included.
• Range: up to about 319 miles (2X) and 310 miles (3X), according to GM estimates.
• Best for: off-road enthusiasts who want a slightly smaller Hummer.

Cadillac Electric Vehicles

Cadillac is moving toward an all-electric lineup and now sells four EVs in the US:

• Optiq: a compact luxury SUV and Cadillac’s entry-level EV, from about $52,395.
• Lyriq: the midsize SUV that launched Cadillac’s EV push, from about $59,200 to $59,990 depending on source and trim.
• Vistiq: a three-row luxury family SUV from about $79,090.
• Escalade IQ: the full-size flagship from about $130,300, with a very large battery and some of the longest range of any SUV.
• Celestiq: a hand-built ultra-luxury sedan priced well over $300,000 and built to order.

Chevrolet Electric Vehicles

Chevrolet sells GM’s most affordable EVs: the 2027 Bolt (from $28,995, 262 miles), the Equinox EV (from $34,995, up to 319 miles), the Blazer EV and the Silverado EV pickup. The Equinox EV has become one of the best-selling EVs in the US.

Buick and BrightDrop

• Buick: Buick sells electric models in China, but it does not currently offer an EV in the US.
• BrightDrop (Chevrolet BrightDrop): electric delivery vans for commercial fleets, now sold through Chevrolet dealers.

Charging a GM EV

GM EVs use Ultium-based batteries and support Level 2 home charging and DC fast charging. GM has adopted NACS: newer models, such as the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt, have a native NACS port, while others use a GM-approved adapter to access compatible Tesla Superchargers. For charging times, see how long it takes to charge an electric car, and estimate your costs with our EV charging cost calculator.

GM EV Warranty and Maintenance

GM covers the EV battery and related components for 8 years or 100,000 miles on current models. Routine maintenance is simpler than on gas vehicles: no oil changes, but regular tire rotations, brake fluid and cabin filter service. Heavy trucks like the Hummer EV and Sierra EV wear tires faster. Read more in our guide on whether electric cars need oil changes.

Should You Buy or Lease a GM EV?

GM frequently offers EV lease deals, and EV prices and incentives change quickly. Leasing can reduce the risk of depreciation and let you upgrade as battery technology improves. Our guide on leasing vs. buying a car walks through the trade-offs. Note that the federal new EV tax credit ended for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025, although some states and utilities still offer incentives.

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