Equipment Walkthrough: Chevrolet Silverado EV Work Truck

General Motors expects to electrify its entire product line at some point, and on the truck side that starts with the 2024 Chevy Silverado EV, an impressive pickup built to shatter the perception that EVs have to sacrifice power for efficiency.
Along with consumer trims, fleets can also choose between two work truck models: the 3WT and 4WT. fleets with a focus on productivity may opt for the 3WT which has a 12,500 lb. towing capacity and just shy of 400 mile range, while the 4WT excels at energy efficiency with a 450 mile range, though has a 10,000 lb. max towing capacity.
Both leverage GMs Ultium platform base, also used by the BrightDrop Zevo cargo van, electric Chevy Blazer police pursuit unit, and Equinox SUV to name a few.
But is the new electric Silverado suited for your job site and/or off work needs? We recently visited GM Technical Center in Warren, Michigan to find out from Stephen Marlin, EV consultant manager at GM Envolve, the OEM's fleet business unit.
Shot by John Hitch and edited by Lucas Roberto
00:00 Intro
01:18 Overview
02:22 Charging and Battery Capabilities
04:10 Accessories
04:40 Range
06:07 Infotainment System
09:24 Outro

[@Weekendnomad64]

As a Chevrolet Factory Certified EV Tech and Commercial Sales Manager, I found the video to be extremely informative. Well done. I want to meet Steven Marlin. Ray Whitlow, Steve Rayman Chevrolet

[@Mars2152]

Yeah, a lot of contractors use a 240v chop saw (lol). He was spot on, perhaps with the tig welder. So, can you charge these at a Tesla charger? Fords, you can. Is it asking too much to build an actual Diesel Ev hybrid? Why not do it right to begin with or slow transition to full EV? Also, does anyone know if they have these in 2500 or 3500? Any extended range?

[@Mars2152]

That looks like an Avalanche or 1500. Yeah, a lot of contractors use those, NOT.

[@Mars2152]

Does it have 1 pedal drive? Self driving? Information