A Big Price Drop for 2026
GMC is shaking up the electric truck market. The new 2026 Sierra EV is now far more affordable than last year’s model — by over $27,000. With fresh lease deals and federal tax credits still in play, this might be the smartest time yet to jump into an electric pickup.
Elevation and AT4 Lower the Bar
GMC added the Elevation and AT4 trims for 2026. The Elevation starts at $64,495 — a massive drop from the $92,290 Denali. Even better, new lease deals make it easier to park one in your driveway. Right now, you can lease the base Elevation for $559 a month. Compare that to $949 for the outgoing model and it’s clear GMC means business.
Federal Credit Still Counts
Both the Elevation and Denali versions sit under the $80,000 cap. That means you could still claim the $7,500 federal EV tax credit if you qualify. GM is also offering 2.9% APR for 72 months plus a $3,000 Purchase Allowance for extra savings.
More Range, More Muscle
This isn’t a stripped-down truck. The Sierra EV comes with three battery options, topping out at 478 miles of range. The base Elevation makes up to 605 horsepower and can tow 12,300 lbs — numbers that keep gas trucks on their toes.
Luxury Tech and Tough Details
Inside, the Sierra EV packs a massive 16.8-inch infotainment screen with Google built-in. Super Cruise, GM’s hands-free driving tech, comes standard on the AT4 and Denali trims. Plus, you’ll get the MultiPro Tailgate with six smart ways to haul gear.
Off-Road Ready
The rugged AT4 model lifts the game with 2 inches of extra clearance, 35-inch all-terrain tires, and an exclusive Terrain Mode for maximum control on tough trails.
A Smart Time to Switch
If you’ve been eyeing an electric truck, this big price cut makes the 2026 Sierra EV hard to ignore. And with fast charging that adds 100 miles in 10 minutes, this pickup is ready for real work — and real adventure.
