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Why GMC's new electric Hummer is a bigger deal than Tesla's Cybertruck

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There were no broken windows, like the "bulletproof" ones at Tesla's Cybertruck event last year that promptly shattered under pressure, but the GMC Hummer EV reveal Tuesday night was one of the biggest moments for electric vehicles yet. 

Let's back up. Last year, Tesla's announced its Cybertruck, the revolutionary EV company's first electric pickup, coming by 2022. Now, GM has responded in kind: The Hummer EV "supertruck" with 350-mile range in its first edition is one of the first from an established auto brand. Diehard traditional car and truck owners already trust General Motors' GMC trucking brand, which makes the Hummer a real turning point for electric. (Ford's upcoming Mustang Mach-E compact SUV, arriving by the end of the year, and electric F-150 pickup, expected to start production in 2022, are additional key players in mainstream electric transformation.) Read more...

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