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People are getting about 2.1-2.2 mi/kWh in mixed, mostly highway driving. That should be good for about 450-465 miles. All city it should be able to go over 500 miles.

Silverado EV production started last year with sales to business fleet customers. https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicle/701963515

Silverado is being delivered to fleets. California department of transportation bought 600. Minnesota power company Detroit power company With a 6500 lbs trailer it can go over 230 miles

You have to select purchase price. Not probable savings.

No Hummer in that pull test though...

Silverado EV towing is 12,500 lbs and payload is 2,500 lbs. The higher numbers were announced in September.

Here's the Silverado EV dimensions instead of the Avalanche.

Here's the Silverado EV dimensions instead of the Avalanche.

They have no clue. Last time they predicted production would start (next month) May 2022.

Actually, four years ago when GM announced they were all-in on EVs that blindsided the other legacy auto makers and the Trump administration who were planning to relax emissions regulations. https://www.eenews.net/articles/how-gm-made-everyone-in-washington-mad/

GM has four battery US factories planned with each having between 35-50 GWh. The first in Ohio starts production later this year, and the others each consecutive year. Tennessee in 2023, Michigan in 2024, and the location for 2025 has not been announced yet. That doesn't even account for GM's...

The Silverado and Sierra EVs will be built in two US factories in the Detroit area with a total truck capacity of 600k annually.

Updated with video! And one with people (Tesla employees) -- for an idea on Cybertruck's size.

Not quite a reskin. The Silverado is longer with a longer cab in the rear with more legroom and a foot longer bed. It is also narrower compared to the Hummer. Scaled sized comparison:

Starting at $39,900, 400 miles range and up to 20,000 lbs towing.

13 battery factories announced for the US coming in the next 5 years. 4 for GM and 3 for Ford. No mention of Tesla though. https://cleantechnica.com/2021/12/20/13-new-electric-vehicle-battery-factories-planned-in-usa-within-next-5-years-fact-of-the-week/

Hummer only comes with up to tri-motor so we're not going to see anything more in tthe Silverado.

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