Which company produces the GMC Hummer EV?

General Motors produces the GMC Hummer EV. The vehicle is sold under GM’s GMC marque, so “GMC” identifies the brand while General Motors identifies the company behind it.

The electric Hummer revived a nameplate that disappeared after the original Hummer brand was discontinued in 2010. GM introduced the new Hummer as an electric pickup and later as an SUV, rather than restoring Hummer as a separate standalone brand. Both versions use GM’s Ultium battery and motor technology.

Production began at GM’s Detroit-Hamtramck plant, renamed Factory Zero during its conversion into an electric-vehicle facility. The Hummer EV is known for extreme size, available dual- or tri-motor all-wheel drive, four-wheel steering, removable roof panels and a feature called CrabWalk, which turns the wheels diagonally for low-speed maneuvering. A common mix-up is naming GMC as the manufacturer: GMC is the selling division or brand, while General Motors is the parent company and producer.