Redline Reviews spends some quality time with the upcoming 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV at the 2022 Chicago Auto Show. The publication seems honestly impressed with the electric pickup truck, though it makes it clear that you'll probably have to wait at least a year before GM starts delivering it.
General Motors unveiled the upcoming Silverado EV as one of many future vehicles it plans to launch to overtake Tesla as the leading electric car producer in North America. GM plans to begin deliveries of the electric pickup truck in spring 2023, though that's only for the work truck. Other trims won't be available until later in 2023.
The Silverado EV isn't the first new electric truck from GM to come to market. The automaker started delivering its massive GMC Hummer EV in December 2021. Aside from the Hummer EV pickup, the Rivian R1T is the only electric pickup currently available on the US market. Ford's F-150 Lightning is set to be next in line to begin deliveries, with Ford aiming for this spring 2022.
