GMC has revealed a new overland-style take on the Hummer EV Pickup designed and built by EarthCruiser that will be available next year.
The Hummer EV EarthCruiser Upfit includes a pop-up camper that fits in the pickup’s bed and over the roof and has all the comforts of home.
The unit features a full size bed with storage underneath it and a kitchen with a refrigerator/freezer, induction cooktop and a sink with a faucet that has a long enough hose for it to double as a shower fed from a 13.5-gallon freshwater tank.
The compartment offers up to 80 inches of standing room when the roof is popped up and also has a dining table and flat-pack camp toilet.
Additional storage is installed on the outside and the roof is equipped with a 650-watt solar panel array that charges a six kilowatt-hour battery that can provide up to a week of accessory power, but isn’t set up to charge the vehicle’s battery.
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The Hummer EV pickup comes in off-road trims rated for 298 to 359 miles of driving range per charge, depending on the battery size.
Pricing hasn’t been announced, but the similar EarthCruiser Terranova that’s based on an internal combustion engine truck starts at $350,000.
The Hummer EV EarhCruiser Upfit will make its public debut at the Overland Expo Mountain West in Loveland, Col., from Aug 25-27. Reservations are now being accepted with a $100 deposit, and more info is on the way later this year.