2026 Limited Edition Hummer EV - Carbon Fiber Edition

GMC is going all-in once again with the Hummer EV—this time with a 2026 Limited Edition that takes everything wild about the original and cranks it up a notch. If the regular Hummer EV felt like a rolling piece of tech from the future, this version feels like it came straight out of a sci-fi movie, complete with exclusive upgrades and serious attitude.

The first thing you’ll notice is the look. GMC’s giving this one some head-turning new colors—there’s talk of a stealthy matte black option that looks like it eats Cybertrucks for breakfast. Inside, it’s even more premium than before, with upgraded materials and a refined finish that still stays true to the rugged Hummer DNA. And yes, it’s a limited edition, so you’ll see badging and special touches that quietly say, “Yeah, this one’s different.”

Performance-wise, it’s still the beast we know and love. Up to 1,000 horsepower, a 0–60 launch that feels like getting kicked by a robot, and off-road features like CrabWalk and adaptive air suspension that make it feel like a tank on autopilot. It’s as ridiculous as ever, but in the best way possible.

But here’s the catch—it’s very limited. GMC isn’t building many of these, and you can bet collectors are already lining up. This isn’t the kind of truck that’ll sit around on dealership lots. It’s more of a “blink and you’ll miss it” situation.

So who’s this for? Honestly, it’s for the kind of driver who doesn’t mind standing out. Someone who wants their EV to look like it belongs in a superhero movie and has the power to back it up. The 2026 Hummer EV Limited Edition is not about blending in—it’s about making a statement every time you hit the road.

In a world of cookie-cutter crossovers and quiet electric sedans, this thing still dares to be loud (even if it's silent). It’s big, bold, and still completely unapologetic—just now with a little more polish and exclusivity.

Would you take this electric beast for a spin, or is it too much truck for your taste? Either way, one thing’s clear—the Hummer is still the Hummer, just evolved.