A $50,000 base model version will be available in 2025.
We talked about the price and the range, but there are, of course, many more specifications to consider with the Sierra EV.
Like most electric vehicles, the electric Sierra will be incredibly quick, able to sprint from zero to 60mph in less than 4.5 seconds. That’s quicker than the RWD single-motor Cybertruck and about on par with the Chevy Silverado EV, Ford F-150 Lightning, and the tri-motor Cybertruck. But that would also be slower than the quad-motor Cybertruck and the launch edition of the Rivian R1T .
The Denali version sounds like it could easily knock the wind out of you, with an estimated 562kW of total power and 785 pound-feet of torque while in Max Power Mode. But the Sierra EV will have CrabWalk Mode, allowing it to move across the terrain diagonally at low speeds like a sand-dwelling crustacean. CrabWalk Mode is enabled by the electric truck’s four-wheel steering capability in which the rear wheels turn at the same angle as the front wheels, allowing diagonal movement of the vehicle.Those wheels are 24-inch monsters that ride on an adjustable air suspension framework that can raise or lower the truck a total of two inches.
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