LTheaunch package to meet the growing demand for this capable off-road vehicle.
One of GM's most convincing cars yet, the GMC Hummer Pickup, has been able to attract a lot of attention, garner thousands of orders, and have a very long waiting list. GM already has big plans to get people to buy EVs.In September, GMC even had to stop taking reservations to catch up.
The EV Hummer Pickup was initially available in the top-of-the-line Edition 1 trim, which has since sold out. Now, the EV3X trim is the halo model.GM Authority claims that a 3X Launch Package with a number of off-road, design, and luxury features will be available for this particular trim.GMC presently can't seem to declare the cost of the new bundle, however, we realize that it packages the Super Rough Terrain Bundle with numerous different highlights.
Hard-core features and accessories like a set of 35-inch Goodyear Wrangler Territory mud terrain tires, 18-inch black aluminum wheels, front and rear e-lockers, ball-spline half shafts, skid plates, and rocker protectors in the Extreme Off-Road package enable the Hummer EV to travel to places that few other vehicles are capable of.
A rugged power retractable tonneau cover, a premium Kicker sound system, a sky panel storage set, an under-seat organizer and i-bar storage system, and forward and rear underbody cameras are all included in the 3X Launch Package.The GMC Hummer EV Pickup is based on GM's electric BT1 platform and went into production late last year.The EV2, the base model, has two electric motors that produce 625 horsepower.While the EV2X can travel 300 miles, it has a maximum range of 250 miles.
A three-motor configuration with 1,000 horsepower and 1,200 lb-ft of torque is featured in the highly sought-after Edition 1.The Edition 1 can pull 7,500 pounds and sprint to 60 mph in just three seconds.
Last but not least, the EV3X model has a 350-mile range and an 830-horsepower engine. Even though new packages are always welcome, they are of little use if we can't get our hands on the vehicle itself. GMC is still fighting to keep up with demand.
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