New GMC Hummer EV’s crabwalk feature set to enrich driving experience

2 min read | March 04, 2021 03:50 PM AEDT | By Ashish

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New GMC Hummer EV’s crabwalk feature set to enrich driving experience

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Summary

The new all-electric Hummer by General Motors is all set to change the way people drive.

In a recent video, the electric vehicle was seen criss-crossing across snow, while performing some adventurous moves on the off-road tyres.

Hummer EV features a drift mode, which uses the car’s stability control electronics to slide at a particular angle.

The new all-electric Hummer by General Motors is all set to change the way people drive. The automobile major has been releasing exciting videos of “crabwalk” feature, embedded in the upcoming GMC Hummer electric pick-up truck, which is making people sit up and take notice.

Image Source: © Taranucas | Megapixl.com

In a recent video, the electric vehicle was seen criss-crossing across snow while performing some adventurous moves on the off-road tyres. The automobile enthusiasts can make out that Hummer EV also features a drift mode, which uses the car’s stability control electronics to slide at a particular angle.

Crabwalk feature

The crabwalk facilitates navigation through tight spaces. The feature enables the driver to drive diagonally by rotating the rear wheels in the same direction as the front wheels, up to 10 degrees at low speeds.

Features

The other exciting feature is that the pickup truck can make use of an Extract Mode to raise itself by nearly 15 centimetres. It could be helpful while clearing a boulder through the deep water.

And, for the racing lovers, the car claims to hit 60mph (96km/h) in as little as three seconds. The electric vehicle will also feature audio company Bose’s Electric Vehicle Sound Enhancement technology.

Image Source: © Paha_I | Megapixl.com (old model/Humvee)

Pricing details

The price of 2022 Hummer EV, whose delivery is expected to start by the fall, starts at $79,995. In 2023, the company would launch an entry-level model with two electric motors.

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