Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
โก๏ธGMC's Hummer EVs are too big and too expensive to register on most American buyers' radar, but maybe that's about to change. The heavy-duty GM brand just pulled the covers off two concepts that it swears aren't destined for production, but give us a taste of what we might expect from a future generation of smaller, leaner-looking Hummers.
First up is the Bronco-sized Hummer X SUV. Measuring 188.3 inches (4,783 mm) long with a 116-inch (2,946 mm) wheelbase, it's 10.7 inches (272 mm) shorter between the axles than a current Hummer SUV, while retaining the chunky stance and visual toughness buyers expect from the nameplate.
Inside, the concept explores a highly configurable cockpit featuring stackable infotainment displays that can be added or removed depending on how much information drivers want available. There's even a drone that can scout terrain ahead and relay information back to the vehicle.
The Hummer X truck follows a similar philosophy but packages it in a more familiar pickup shape. At 207.3 inches (5,265 mm) long and riding on a 130.7-inch (3,319 mm) wheelbase, itโs much bigger than the SUV, but slots into midsize truck territory rather competing with todayโs XXL Hummer truck.
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โก๏ธGMC's Hummer EVs are too big and too expensive to register on most American buyers' radar, but maybe that's about to change. The heavy-duty GM brand just pulled the covers off two concepts that it swears aren't destined for production, but give us a taste of what we might expect from a future generation of smaller, leaner-looking Hummers.
First up is the Bronco-sized Hummer X SUV. Measuring 188.3 inches (4,783 mm) long with a 116-inch (2,946 mm) wheelbase, it's 10.7 inches (272 mm) shorter between the axles than a current Hummer SUV, while retaining the chunky stance and visual toughness buyers expect from the nameplate.
Inside, the concept explores a highly configurable cockpit featuring stackable infotainment displays that can be added or removed depending on how much information drivers want available. There's even a drone that can scout terrain ahead and relay information back to the vehicle.
The Hummer X truck follows a similar philosophy but packages it in a more familiar pickup shape. At 207.3 inches (5,265 mm) long and riding on a 130.7-inch (3,319 mm) wheelbase, itโs much bigger than the SUV, but slots into midsize truck territory rather competing with todayโs XXL Hummer truck.
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