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Electric and EV trucks at a glance

Compare modern and historical U.S. electric pickups using reviewed configurations. These are dated examples, not equivalent equipment, current dealer quotes or a complete market ranking.

Market sources reviewed: 2026-10-29.

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Each row belongs to one exact configuration. Select a number to read its source. Prices exclude destination, taxes, fees, options and incentives.
Truck and configurationBase MSRP / list price (USD)Range (see rating basis)Maximum available towingDC peak charging power
Ford F-150 Lightning2025 · Flash Extended Range$69,995U.S. factory base MSRP · July 2025 sticker300 miManufacturer-reported EPA estimate10,000 lbWith Max Trailer Tow PackageNot verified
Rivian R1T2026 · Dual Large (22in)$79,990U.S. manufacturer vehicle price · September 2026329 miEPA rating7,700 lbManufacturer maximum; weight-distributing hitch requiredNot verified
Tesla Cybertruck2026 · Dual Motor AWD$74,990U.S. manufacturer vehicle price · checked October 2026325 miEPA rating7,500 lbManufacturer maximum; Dual Motor AWD, 18- or 20-inch wheels325 kW
Chevrolet Silverado EV2026 · LT Extended Range$69,100U.S. base MSRP · published May 2025410 miManufacturer-reported EPA estimate12,500 lbManufacturer maximum, without Premium Package300 kW
GMC Sierra EV2026 · Elevation Extended Range$70,600U.S. base MSRP · published March 2025410 miManufacturer-reported EPA estimate12,500 lbManufacturer maximum; properly equipped300 kW
GMC HUMMER EV Pickup2026 · 2X$97,200U.S. manufacturer starting MSRP · October 2026316 miManufacturer estimate (GM)Not verified300 kW
Lordstown Endurance2023 · EPA base configurationNot verified174 miEPA ratingNot verifiedNot verified
How to use this comparison

Base price does not include the equipment required for every capability shown. Maximum towing is not towing range, and peak charging power does not describe a full charging session. A missing value means we have not verified it for this record.

This is document research and original analysis, not our own road test. The detailed builder retains individual source dates, equipment notes and pricing exclusions.

  • Ford F-150 Lightning

    Ford says the battery-electric Lightning is no longer available to order in its current form. Research used trucks and any remaining dealer stock separately from its announced EREV successor.

    Check the battery, onboard charger and towing package on the actual truck. A familiar badge does not make every Lightning configuration equivalent.

    Ford: Lightning availability and owner support
  • Rivian R1T

    Rivian has introduced Premium, Performance and Quad naming for 2027. Our earlier Dual and Tri records keep their original model-year labels; they are not silently renamed as 2027 retail trims.

    Choose the generation, motor layout, battery and wheels before comparing range. Inspect how its cargo layout fits the gear you actually carry.

    Rivian: introducing the 2027 R1S and R1T
  • Tesla Cybertruck

    The reviewed certification and price records identify specific Cybertruck model years and versions. Confirm the current order configuration or used vehicle independently.

    Verify the exact version, wheel package, payload label and charging equipment. A price or rating for one version does not establish another version’s specification.

    Tesla: Cybertruck
  • Chevrolet Silverado EV

    Chevrolet now presents the 2027 Silverado EV. The detailed 2026 records below remain dated research; 2027 family-level maximums are not copied onto them.

    Compare the battery and towing package together. Investigate Midgate equipment and how using the pass-through changes passenger and cargo arrangements.

    Chevrolet: 2027 Silverado EV
  • GMC Sierra EV

    GMC now presents the 2027 Sierra EV. Elevation, AT4 and Denali equipment varies; the source-backed 2026 configurations below are not a 2027 price list.

    Compare equivalent battery levels and the equipment you will use. Check trim-specific suspension and charging requirements before relying on a towing maximum.

    GMC: 2027 Sierra EV
  • GMC HUMMER EV Pickup

    GMC’s reviewed 2026 Pickup page pairs range estimates with specific 2X or 3X battery and off-road packages. These are manufacturer estimates, not EPA ratings.

    Confirm that a source describes the Pickup, not the SUV. Different battery and off-road packages have different range estimates; check parking, tire and equipment needs in person.

    GMC: 2026 HUMMER EV Pickup
  • Lordstown Endurance

    Historical U.S. electric pickup. Research used examples, installed batteries, charging equipment and service support individually. Original ratings are not a condition report or a current sale price.

    Check the exact vehicle, battery documentation and a qualified service plan before using an old specification to make a buying decision.

    Lordstown: February 2023 production and delivery announcement, SEC exhibit
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Ford F-150 Lightning vs Tesla CybertruckCompare a 2025 Lightning Flash with a 2026 Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD: rated range, dated prices, charging, towing evidence and used-buying checks.Rivian R1T vs Tesla CybertruckCompare 2026 R1T Dual Large and Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD EPA records, energy use, cargo checks, charging access and ownership scenarios.F-150 Lightning vs Rivian R1TCompare a 2025 Lightning Flash and 2026 R1T Dual Large, then weigh used buying, configuration evidence, charging and cargo needs.

U.S. market · USD · Reviewed specification years: 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027. Marketplace listing years can extend beyond verified research. Prices are dated new-vehicle base prices, not used asking prices.

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172 sourced configurations
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6 makes · 172 configurations

A starting lineup of dual-motor AWD/4WD configurations, with road-focused versions where identified. Model years, battery sizes, and equipment differ. Choose a make above to explore its trims.

2026 / ChevroletRetail trim
Silverado EV

LT Extended Range

Starting MSRP$69,100 USD · before destination & fees
410 miManufacturer-reported EPA estimate
Max available towing
12,500 lb
Peak DC charging
300 kW
Combined consumption
Not verified
Sources & spec notes

Starting MSRP: U.S. base MSRP · published May 2025. Calculated from Chevrolet’s published $71,195 starting total less its stated $2,095 destination charge. Packages required for maximum capability cost extra. Excludes destination, taxes, title, registration, dealer/order fees, and optional equipment. Before incentives; this is a dated published price, not a live quote or availability claim. Checked 2026-10-23.

Max available towing: Manufacturer maximum, without Premium Package. Maximum available when properly equipped, not the rating of every truck. Options, passengers, and cargo can reduce capacity; check the exact vehicle and owner manual.

Peak DC charging: Manufacturer peak; charging curves vary.

Usable battery capacity: no verified figure in the linked sources. Battery pack names and total capacity are not interchangeable with usable energy.

Retail-trim efficiency: an exact EPA configuration match has not been verified. The separately listed EPA configurations include their published MPGe and consumption.

2025 / FordRetail trim
F-150 Lightning

Flash Extended Range

Starting MSRP$69,995 USD · before destination & fees
300 miManufacturer-reported EPA estimate
Max available towing
10,000 lb
Peak DC charging
Not verified
Combined consumption
Not verified
Sources & spec notes

Starting MSRP: U.S. factory base MSRP · July 2025 sticker. The sticker identifies Flash equipment group 312A and the 123 kWh battery. Uses its base-price line, not its optioned total MSRP. The Max Trailer Tow Package is extra; prices can vary during a model year. Excludes destination, taxes, title, registration, dealer/order fees, and optional equipment. Before incentives; this is a dated published price, not a live quote or availability claim. Checked 2026-10-23.

Max available towing: With Max Trailer Tow Package. Maximum available when properly equipped, not the rating of every truck. Options, passengers, and cargo can reduce capacity; check the exact vehicle and owner manual.

Retail-trim efficiency: an exact EPA configuration match has not been verified. The separately listed EPA configurations include their published MPGe and consumption.

2026 / GMCRetail trim
Sierra EV

Elevation Extended Range

Starting MSRP$70,600 USD · before destination & fees
410 miManufacturer-reported EPA estimate
Max available towing
12,500 lb
Peak DC charging
300 kW
Combined consumption
Not verified
Sources & spec notes

Starting MSRP: U.S. base MSRP · published March 2025. Uses the MSRP column, not the total-with-destination column. Optional packages are not included. Excludes destination, taxes, title, registration, dealer/order fees, and optional equipment. Before incentives; this is a dated published price, not a live quote or availability claim. Checked 2026-10-23.

Max available towing: Manufacturer maximum; properly equipped. Maximum available when properly equipped, not the rating of every truck. Options, passengers, and cargo can reduce capacity; check the exact vehicle and owner manual.

Peak DC charging: Manufacturer peak; available 800 V DC fast charging. GMC’s 2026 Elevation specification lists up to 300 kW with available 800 V DC fast charging. The fleet guide distinguishes the Standard Range model’s 220 kW system. Confirm the fitted charging equipment; peak power is not a full-session average.

Usable battery capacity: no verified figure in the linked sources. Battery pack names and total capacity are not interchangeable with usable energy.

Retail-trim efficiency: an exact EPA configuration match has not been verified. The separately listed EPA configurations include their published MPGe and consumption.

2023 / LordstownEPA configuration
Endurance

EPA base configuration

Historical specifications are reference data. Verify the installed battery, charging system, service support and current asking price.

174 miEPA rating
Max available towing
Not verified
Peak DC charging
Not verified
Combined consumption
70 kWh/100 mi
Sources & spec notes

Combined consumption: EPA combined; includes charging losses.

Usable battery capacity: no verified figure in the linked sources. Battery pack names and total capacity are not interchangeable with usable energy.

2026 / RivianEPA configuration
R1T

Dual Large (22in)

Starting MSRP$79,990 USD · before destination & fees
329 miEPA rating
Max available towing
7,700 lb
Peak DC charging
Not verified
Combined consumption
39.5 kWh/100 mi
Sources & spec notes

Starting MSRP: U.S. manufacturer vehicle price · September 2026. The manufacturer example names a 2026 R1T Dual Large with 22-inch Sport Bright wheels, LA Silver paint, and Black Mountain interior. Other wheel/paint/interior choices can cost more. The expired lease promotion is not offered here and no lease bonus is deducted. Excludes destination, taxes, title, registration, dealer/order fees, and optional equipment. Before incentives; this is a dated published price, not a live quote or availability claim. Checked 2026-10-23.

Max available towing: Manufacturer maximum; weight-distributing hitch required. Rivian identifies Gen 2 R1T (2025+) with Dual motors and the Large battery at 7,700 lb. Without a weight-distributing hitch, the limit is 5,000 lb. Respect the individual vehicle, payload, hitch and tongue-weight limits; the 11,000 lb Max-battery rating does not apply.

Combined consumption: EPA combined; includes charging losses.

Usable battery capacity: no verified figure in the linked sources. Battery pack names and total capacity are not interchangeable with usable energy.

2026 / TeslaEPA configuration
Cybertruck

Dual Motor AWD

Starting MSRP$74,990 USD · before destination & fees
325 miEPA rating
Max available towing
7,500 lb
Peak DC charging
325 kW
Combined consumption
42.9 kWh/100 mi
Sources & spec notes

Starting MSRP: U.S. manufacturer vehicle price · checked October 2026. Price is for Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive, not Premium All-Wheel Drive. Destination and order fees are additional. No fuel savings, tax credits, referral benefits, or discounts are deducted. Excludes destination, taxes, title, registration, dealer/order fees, and optional equipment. Before incentives; this is a dated published price, not a live quote or availability claim. Checked 2026-10-23.

Max available towing: Manufacturer maximum; Dual Motor AWD, 18- or 20-inch wheels. Tesla lists 7,500 lb towing and 750 lb maximum tongue weight for Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive on either listed wheel size. The 11,000 lb Premium AWD/Cyberbeast rating does not apply. Passengers and cargo can reduce the allowable trailer load.

Peak DC charging: Manufacturer peak Supercharging power; Dual Motor AWD. Verified in Tesla’s Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive specification tab, separately from Premium AWD and Cyberbeast. This is a peak, not average charging power or a guaranteed charging time; compatible equipment and battery conditions matter.

Combined consumption: EPA combined; includes charging losses.

Usable battery capacity: no verified figure in the linked sources. Battery pack names and total capacity are not interchangeable with usable energy.

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01 / Ford ↗

F-150 Lightning

The familiar full-size pickup, electrified.

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02 / Rivian ↗

R1T

An electric pickup with an adventure focus.

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03 / Tesla ↗

Cybertruck

A different approach to pickup design.

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04 / Chevrolet ↗

Silverado EV

A full-size electric truck to research closely.

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05 / GMC ↗

HUMMER EV Pickup

Research the Pickup and its exact battery package.

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06 / GMC ↗

Sierra EV

Electric capability with a premium focus.

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07 / Lordstown ↗

Endurance

A limited-production electric fleet pickup.

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Vehicles we are tracking

These research candidates are separate from supported vehicles. A reservation or production announcement does not verify a delivered, road-certified configuration.

  • Alpha WOLF

    Alpha reports controlled-volume production. Exact U.S. certification, model years and broad retail availability still need verification before catalog inclusion.

    Read the current manufacturer statement

  • Slate Truck

    Slate accepts preorders and targets late-2026 first deliveries. Completed customer deliveries and exact production configurations have not been verified here.

    Read the current manufacturer statement

  • TELO MT1

    TELO offers reservations. We have not verified completed customer deliveries or exact production configurations for the comparison catalog.

    Read the current manufacturer statement

  • Scout Terra

    Scout targets customer deliveries in 2028. Its planned battery-electric and Harvester range-extended versions must be researched separately.

    Read the current manufacturer statement