2025 Hummer EV and Tesla Cybertruck, huh? You’re not just picking an electric truck—you’re picking a whole vibe. Both are brash, unapologetic, and packed with wild features. Let’s get into what matters when these two EV giants clash.
Key Takeaways:
- GMC Hummer EV starts at $99,045 and goes up to $107,145; Tesla Cybertruck trims are from $72,235 to $102,235.
- The Hummer EV’s range is greater than the Cybertruck’s.
- The Cybertruck’s interior, while impressive, can feel stark in comparison to the Hummer EV.
Is the New Hummer EV Good for Off-Roading?
The Cybertruck brings bold promises and serious clearance, but the Hummer EV’s Extreme Off-Road Package delivers proven gear like front e-lockers, skid plates, and trail-tested durability. On paper, they compete—but in the wild, the Hummer’s the one climbing out of canyons.
If you’re after an electric vehicle that treats brutal terrain like a playground, the Hummer EV doesn’t just show up—it shows off.
Which Goes Further, the Tesla Cybertruck or the GMC Hummer EV?
The Hummer EV puts up solid numbers, especially with the available extended battery setup, but the Cybertruck makes a serious counterpunch when equipped with its optional range extender.
Here’s how the mileage shakes out for each:
2025 GMC Hummer EV
- 2X: Up to 314 miles
- 3X: Also up to 314 miles
- 3X with Extended-Range Ultium Battery: Up to 381 miles
- 3X with Extended Battery + Extreme Off-Road Package: 359 miles
2024 Tesla Cybertruck
- Cyberbeast: 301 miles
- Cyberbeast with Range Extender: Up to 440 miles
- All-wheel drive: 340 miles
- All-wheel drive with range extender: Up to 470 miles
If you’re going with the standard setup, the Hummer EV has a slight edge.
Which EV Has the More Plush, Spacious Interior, the Tesla Cybertruck or the GMC Hummer EV?
The Cybertruck has many interior features, but still comes off a little stark and cramped, unlike the Hummer. Kick open its tailgate and you’re looking at a mobile crash pad. Whether you're chasing sunsets in the desert or just pulling over for a power nap mid-road trip, the Hummer feels more like a rugged hotel room on wheels than a pickup.
Here’s what else makes it road-trip ready:
- Rubberized floors that can handle any mess you throw at them.
- Tons of cargo room for your gear, groceries, or a few fold-up beach loungers.
- A tech-loaded cabin with an enormous infotainment screen.
Is the GMC Hummer EV a Powerful Vehicle?
The Hummer EV Pickup takes the category with its power options. You can go for two or three electric motors, both with all-wheel drive. The dual-motor pack dishes out a solid 570 horsepower, but the real showstopper is the tri-motor setup packing a jaw-dropping 1,000 horsepower. (That’s some serious muscle!)
On the other hand, the Cybertruck all-wheel drive serves up 600 horsepower, which is nothing to sneeze at. For those chasing big thrills, the Cybertruck Beast steps it up to 834 ponies with its triple-motor setup.
Which Electric Truck Is Better: the 2025 GMC Hummer EV or Tesla Cybertruck?
While the Cybertruck brings futuristic style and solid performance, the Hummer EV delivers a more well-rounded package that’s ready for anything, whether you’re tackling tough terrain or cruising the city streets. Are you ready to experience it for yourself? We're here to help—stop by our showroom at Alan Jay Sebring today!