Initially breaking cover for the 2024 model year as the Denali Edition 1 trim level, the all-electric GMC Sierra EV lineup has expanded significantly in the years since, with the 2025 model year adding the Elevation and AT4 to the portfolio. Now, with the launch of the 2026 GMC Sierra EV, customers have a broad range of trims and configurations at their fingertips. As such, interested customers can spec the 2026 Sierra EV as they see fit using the online configurator tool.
A total of seven trim configurations are available (starting prices listed in parentheses):
- Standard Range Elevation ($64,495)
- Standard Range Denali ($71,795)
- Extended Range Elevation ($72,695)
- Extended Range Denali ($79,995)
- Extended Range AT4 ($81,395)
- Max Range AT4 ($91,695)
- Max Range Denali ($100,695)
Each trim is equipped as standard with four-wheel drive and a dual-motor electric powertrain. Standard Range models cover an EPA-estimated 283 miles between plugs, while Extended Range models are rated at an estimated 410 to 390 miles. Max Range models are rated at 478 miles. Note that the latest 2026 model year introduces several range upgrades compared to the preceding 2025 model year.
As for performance, the top-spec Max Range Denali doles out 760 horsepower and 785 pound-feet of torque. Max towing is set at 12,500 pounds, while pay payload is set at 2,250 pounds. Check out our previous coverage for more information on the 2026 GMC Sierra EV powertrain options and specs.
Moving into the cabin, highlight standard features include a 16.8-inch diagonal advanced color LCD display, the GMC MultiPro tailgate, eTrunk, wireless device charging, and heated driver and front outboard passenger seats. There’s also a suit of assisted driving tech on offer, such as Adaptive Cruise Control, Enhanced Automatic Emergency braking, Rear Cross Traffic Braking, and more.
Higher in the range, customers are offered the GM Super Cruise hands-free driver assist system and Adaptive Air Ride suspension. Also notable are four new exterior paint colors, the Digital Key feature, and a range of factory packages.
All GMC Sierra EV variants ride on the GM BT1 platform, while production takes place at the GM Factory Zero plant in Detroit.
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