Hummer EV Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The Hummer EV is GMC's electric pickup and SUV, sold in several trims for each body style. Its sticker price depends on which body you pick, how far up the trim ladder you go, and how many options are added at the dealership. Published numbers also differ by source, so it helps to know what each one includes.

This guide covers what the listed prices mean, how the pickup and SUV compare, what a destination charge adds, and which costs fall outside the sticker.

Three figures appear in the data above, and they do not line up exactly. Car and Driver lists the SUV at $99,895 – $107,995, while the pickup range on Car and Driver runs from $99,895 to $121,800. GMC's own site lists a starting price of $97,200 for both the pickup and the SUV.

Sources may differ because they were captured at different times, cover different model years, or treat the price of the entry trim differently. GMC changes pricing between model years, and a retail listing may not match what a review site published months earlier. The manufacturer's configurator is the final word on the current number.

The pickup reaches the highest listed price, at $121,800, while the SUV tops out at $107,995. Both bodies start at the same number in the Car and Driver listings, $99,895. In practice, that means the pickup has more room to climb, since higher trims and body-specific configurations push it further.

If you are comparing the two, price the exact trim you want on each body style. A base SUV and a base pickup are close in cost, but the gap widens as you add equipment.

The prices listed here are MSRP figures. A destination or delivery charge is a separate fee that GM vehicles carry on top of MSRP, and it appears on the window sticker. None of the rows above include it, and GMC's configurator will show the exact amount for your order. Do not compare an MSRP figure against an out-the-door quote without accounting for that fee.

Other charges also arrive at signing:

• Sales tax, title, and registration, which vary by state
• Dealer documentation fees, which vary by dealership
• Any added accessories or protection packages

Higher trims bundle equipment that lower ones leave off, and some features come only as paid packages. The exact list changes by model year, so check the build tool rather than relying on a story about last year's truck.

Dealer markup is a separate matter. Some dealers sell limited or high-demand vehicles above MSRP, and others sell at sticker. Markup is negotiable and varies widely by market and by how many vehicles a dealer has in stock. Ask for an itemized quote that separates the vehicle price from any added dealer charges, and compare quotes from more than one dealer.

Hummer EV pricing has moved between model years, and trims have been added or reshuffled along the way. When you shop for a used or previous-year model, make sure the price you are looking at belongs to the same model year as the vehicle. A 2026 sticker figure tells you little about a 2024 or 2025 truck.

The purchase price is only part of owning a Hummer EV. Plan for these ongoing items and get real quotes before you commit:

• Insurance. Premiums depend on your driving record, location, and the vehicle's repair costs. Call your insurer with the trim you are considering before you buy.
• Charging. Home charging costs depend on your local electricity rate. A home charger and installation are a separate expense, and public fast charging usually costs more per kilowatt-hour.
• Maintenance and tires. Heavy electric vehicles can wear tires faster. Ask the dealer about the maintenance schedule and warranty terms.
• Registration. Some states add fees for electric vehicles, and some offer incentives. Check your state's rules.

Monthly payments depend on your credit, the loan term, your down payment, and the rate on offer. Manufacturers sometimes advertise lease or financing incentives on specific trims for a limited time, and incentives for electric vehicles change often. Check current offers on GMC's website and with your local dealer. For tax questions on any incentive, consult a licensed tax professional.

Build the exact truck on GMC's Hummer EV page and then request quotes from local dealers. Both the configurator and the window sticker show the final MSRP and fees for a specific vehicle.