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    GMC 2024 Hummer EV 3X Pickup has Longer Driving Range

      The 2024 GMC Hummer EV 3X pickup has longer standard and Extreme Off-Road mileage.

    GMC has announced the full details of the Hummer EV 3X Pickup, with both standard and Extreme Off-Road packages.

    Standard features on the 3X Pickup trim include:

    • 22-inch wheels and 35-inch All-Terrain tires
    • 4-Wheel Steer with CrabWalk3 diagonal drive capability
    • Air Ride Adaptive Suspension
    • Extract Mode
    • Watts to Freedomlaunch experience
    • 0-60 mph in approximately 3.5 seconds with the standard 20-module battery
    • 0-60 mph in approximately 3 seconds with the available 24-module battery
    • Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance feature with more than 400,000 miles of compatible roads in the United States and Canada5
    • Up to 381 miles of GM-estimated driving range on a full charge1 with the available 24-module battery pack

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    Building onto the truck’s capability, the available Extreme Off-Road Package on the 3X trim adds:

    • 18-inch wheels and 35-inch Mud-Terrain tires
    • Four additional underbody camera views6 for 18 total camera views
    • Front e-locker and rear virtual locking differentials
    • Heavy-duty ball-spline half-shafts
    • Underbody armor consisting of five skid plates and rocker protection with built-in assist steps, as well as two underbody shields to protect the battery and drive units
    • Up to 359 miles of GM-estimated driving range on a full charge2  with the available 24-module battery pack

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    In standard mode of 381 estimated Miles, this is a 26-mile increase over the 2023 model. With Extreme Off-road Package, the Hummer EV Pickup is rated at 359 miles, a 30-mile increase over the 2023 model.

    The 2024 model goes on sale this fall 2023 to current reservation holders. The Hummer EV 3X standard will have a starting price of $106,945.

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