Yahoo Autos We got an early look at the $107,000 GMC Sierra EV, an electric pickup with 400 miles of range that's coming in 2024
GMC on Thursday revealed the Sierra EV, a high-end electric pickup truck coming in 2024.
The first models will be packed with features and cost $107,000 and up.
The Sierra EV Denali Edition 1 promises four-wheel steering, 400 miles of range, and 754 horsepower.
Car companies are working hard to electrify one of Americans' favorite ways of getting around: the pickup truck.
Today, if you’re lucky, you can catch a glimpse of a Ford F-150 Lightning, Rivian R1T, or GMC Hummer EV rolling down US streets and highways.
And many more e-trucks are on the way.
General Motors' GMC brand unveiled its second battery-powered truck on Thursday.
The Sierra EV arrives in 2024 with a starting price around $50,000. But GMC hasn't given out any details that base model.
The first version available to customers — the Sierra EV Denali Edition 1 — will cost $107,000 and up and is loaded with all the best tech and features GMC has to offer.
I got an early look at the Denali and am here to give you a tour of the upcoming Ford Lightning competitor.
The Sierra EV Denali promises 400 miles of driving range on a full charge, more than any electric pickup on the market.
It makes a whopping 754 horsepower and 785 pound-feet of torque, according to GM.
Stomp the throttle in Max Power mode and the gargantuan Sierra EV will rocket to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds, GM claims.
Motors in front and rear provide all-wheel drive.
Better yet, the Sierra EV will have four-wheel steering that should make it more maneuverable in tight spaces
It will also enable the truck to turn all four wheels in the same direction and drive diagonally. GMC calls this feature "Crab Walk."
The top-tier truck comes riding on massive 24-inch wheels.
