2024 GMC Hummer EV SUT Gains More Range with 381-Mile Estimate

• The 2024 GMC Hummer EV SUT will provide up to 381 miles of range, per GM’s estimate.
• That estimated range is for the electric truck’s 3X trim with the biggest battery, which previously was rated at 355 miles—a 26-mile increase.
• Equipped with the Extreme Off-Road package, the ’24 Hummer EV SUT will go 30 miles more than before at an estimated 359 miles per charge.

GMC claims the 2024 Hummer EV SUT will be able to go farther on a single charge. Whereas the previous model year had an estimated cap of 355 miles, the new model year gains an extra 26 miles, with the electric pickup truck now topping out at a claimed 381 miles of range on a full charge.

In order to take advantage of the increased distance, customers must opt for the EV^3X trim level with the bigger 24-module battery pack (GMC doesn’t list its net capacity). That estimated range drops to 359 miles when the Hummer EV SUT is outfitted with the Extreme Off-Road package that includes 18-inch wheels on 35-inch tires, extra skid plates, and other off-road-oriented upgrades. While that’s 22 miles lower than the truck without the kit, GMC says it’s 30 miles more than the previous model year.

GMC will also offer the cargo-bed-toting Hummer EV^3X with a smaller 20-module battery as standard. However, that pack’s range estimate is currently unknown. That figure and more should be revealed before the 2024 Hummer EV SUT goes on sale this fall to current reservation holders. Final pricing remains to be seen, but the top-level 3X trim will start around $108K.

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