GM Just Postponed The Next-Gen Chevy Silverado EV, GMC Hummer EV, And GMC Sierra EV: Report (Updated) The current Silverado EV, Sierra EV, and Hummer EV successors are on hold, a report said Wednesday. General Motors has delayed its planned next-generation electric trucks, leaving the Chevrolet Silverado EV, GMC Sierra EV, and GMC Hummer EV with no planned direct successor, Crain's Detroit Business reported on Tuesday. [Correction: Tuesday April 21, 7:28 ET: An original version of this story mistakenly reported that GM had confirmed the news, and that the trucks were canceled. The company has not, and the story is based on sources cited by Crain's, who claim the program is suspended.] This would be a massive reversal for a company that has aggressively pursued the market for large, high-range electric trucks and SUVs. Versions of the Chevrolet and GMC trucks can go over 400 miles on a charge and weigh over 9,000 pounds. They are massive, excessive, expensive products, with unmatched towing range, tons of power, and 350-kilowatt fast charging. Gallery: 2026 GMC Hummer EV Unfortunately, though, it looks like that may not be enough in today's electric truck market. Ford has already canceled the all-electric F-150 Lightning and its planned electric successor. Crosstown rival Ram also killed the purely electric version of its 1500 truck, with both it and Ford opting to build "extended range electric vehicle" versions instead. GM wouldn't confirm to Crain's if it was pursuing the same path, merely said that it hasn't canceled any of its electric trucks. "GM has not cancelled any electric trucks," GM spokesman Kevin Kelly told InsideEVs via email. "EVs remain the end game for GM and we are firmly committed to our award-winning electric truck and SUV portfolio, along with our advanced technology roadmap." Gallery: 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV