GM President Mark Reuss revealed that the battery-powered truck coming later next year to GMC dealers will be offered with several drivetrain layouts.

If GM designers create a vehicle as stylish as the grille, and if engineers can ensure a reasonable driving range — or an ultrafast charging time — Hummer’s second act will be a lot more successful than its first, even with premium pricing.

The "Quiet Revolution" Super Bowl spot touted how the pickup's expected 11,500 pound-feet of torque and 1,000 hp will be delivered in a hushed fashion thanks to its electric foundation.

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