Performance That Shows Up

Going electric shouldn’t mean sacrificing performance. With dual-motor electric drivetrains and electric all-wheel drive (eAWD) capabilities, the GMC Sierra EV and the Chevy Silverado EV give you the confidence to tackle your growing to-do list. Despite these similarities, it's the Sierra EV that pulls ahead in the power department:

• GMC Sierra EV Max Power: 760 HP / 785 lb-ft
• Chevy Silverado EV Max Power: 725 HP / 775 lb-ft

When the highway is far behind you and Mother Nature has paved the path ahead, the Sierra EV and the Silverado EV can carry on thanks to their selectable drive modes, which include an optional Terrain Mode.

However, only the Sierra EV provides an extra layer of comfort with its available Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, which automatically adjusts the truck's height to minimize the feel of ruts and branches that litter your path.

Built to Haul, Built to Last

A truck should be dependable. The GMC Sierra EV and the Chevy Silverado EV are designed to haul, tow, and tackle demanding jobs with confidence, day after day. Backed by generous warranties and built with lasting materials, these trucks deliver practical utility where it matters most: in the bed, on the job, and out on the trail.

The Sierra EV features a spray-on bedliner with a watertight seal and a non-skid surface. A similar bedliner is offered as an add-on accessory with the Silverado EV, but this feature is standard with many Sierra EV trim levels.

This key difference aside, the Sierra EV and the Silverado EV minimize downtime at the job site, thanks to available bed-mounted power outlets that can charge tools on the go. Integrating an available 10.2kW brand-specific Energy Transfer Pro system turns your truck into a portable generator, powering camping gear even when you're far from civilization.

Smart, Stylish, and Functional Cabin

When you drive the GMC Sierra EV or the Chevy Silverado EV, refinement and durability go hand in hand. Each truck comes standard with a synthetic leather upholstery designed to be durable and easy to clean, so you never have to give muddy paws or sandy bathing suits a second thought.

Other similar features of the Sierra EV and the Silverado EV found standard or optional include:

• Heated front and rear seats
• Ventilated front seats
• Panoramic fixed-glass roof

Each truck is ready for whatever comes next, but only the Sierra EV elevates the travel experience with its premium craftsmanship details. When optionally equipped, the Sierra EV includes leather-trimmed seats and genuine wood accents that give the cabin a luxurious look and feel.

Family-Ready Features

Some adventures call for the whole family. From Little League championship games to camping trips, the GMC Sierra EV and the Chevy Silverado EV are designed to meet your family's needs. Each truck has seating for five passengers. With 44.4 inches of rear legroom, full-size passengers will feel equally comfortable in the back as they do up front.

Each truck offers GM’s award-winning Super Cruise® driver assistance technology, which, when optionally equipped, allows you to travel hands-free across more than 750,000 miles of North American roads. This way, you can feel more engaged in conversations even while driving.

The GMC Sierra EV and the Chevy Silverado EV each come standard with the Assisted Driving Package, which includes nearly a dozen driver-assistance features, such as Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking and Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking. When the whole family is on board, these features provide total peace of mind.

Dual-Purpose Design

The GMC Sierra EV and the Chevy Silverado EV are designed to adapt to your changing needs. For example, each truck includes a flexible 6-function tailgate to simplify loading and hauling recreational toys. The full-width step makes it easy for your kids to climb into the bed to help unload camping gear, while the inner gate load stop extends the bed length to fit materials, such as sheets of plywood.

Although each truck offers this feature, it only comes standard with the GMC Sierra EV.

Another feature exclusive to the Sierra EV is CrabWalk, which lets your truck move diagonally at low speeds. This feature is priceless when you're out exploring, as it makes maneuvering around fallen trees easy.

On-the-Go-Efficiency

There's no room for unplanned downtime during your busy day. The engineers of the GMC Sierra EV and the Chevy Silverado EV understand this, so each truck features a maximum driving range of at least an EPA-estimated 478 miles. When it's time to charge, stop by any of the 250,000 public charging stations for quick on-the-go charges. You can also charge your electric truck at home after installing a Level 2 wall box, which is specifically designed for overnight charging sessions.

When it’s time to haul equipment, the Sierra EV and the Silverado EV are ready for any task. Each truck has a maximum towing capacity of 12,500 pounds. However, only the Sierra EV offers up to 14 available camera views, including:

• Inside trailer view
• Transparent trailer view
• Hitch view
• Front top-down view

Each camera view is designed to streamline the trailering process and help you confidently back into and out of camping spots.