pickup trucks

Avoid the gas station with the most fuel-efficient pickup trucks available. We've rounded up the most miserly pickup trucks from Ford, Chevrolet, GMC, and Ram.

Tesla's head-turning Cybertruck and Ford's hot-selling F-150 overlap in several key areas, but they're completely different trucks built for different purposes.

The 2022 GMC Hummer EV electric pickup truck is Hummer's 1,000-horsepower revenge. Now part of the GMC lineup, Hummer is back after a decade in hibernation.

The 2022 GMC Hummer EV electric pickup truck will make its public debut this fall, but production isn't scheduled to start until 2021 at a Detroit factory.

All cars can tow, but some are happier pulling a trailer than others. From midsize to heavy-duty models, these are the best trucks for towing sold new in 2020.

General Motors is resurrecting the Hummer name on an electric, go-anywhere pickup that will join the GMC lineup. Here's everything we know about it so far.

Nikola Badger buyers will need to choose whether they want their truck to run on electricity or hydrogen. Its full unveiling is scheduled for December 2020.

Ohio-based Lordstown Motors designed the Endurance, an electric pickup, largely for fleet and commercial users. Here's everything you need to know about it.

GMC confirmed the electric Hummer pickup truck it will release in 2021 will get a removable roof. It's scheduled to make its debut online in the coming weeks.

Rivian won't start delivering the R1T and the R1S in 2020 as planned, because it had to stop retooling its factory due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Tesla needs to build a new factory to manufacture the Cybertruck and the Model Y. Its team is looking at locations in the central United States, like Nashville.

GMC will offer the 2022 Hummer EV with one, two, or three electric motors to cover as much of the market as possible. GM boss Mark Reuss also revealed a modular battery pack.

The 2021 Hummer EV will capitalize on its predecessor without needing additional models to bolster it. GM hopes to enter the burgeoning electric pickup segment.

General Motors will convert a Detroit assembly plant into a dedicated factory for electric vehicles. The factory will start producing electric pickup trucks in 2021, followed by the Cruise Origin self-driving car and other models. GM is spending $2.2 billion to retool the factory for electric vehicle production.

The Rivian R1T will be the only new car capable of turning around on its own axis. This high-tech alternative to a U-turn is made possible by the truck's innovative, quad-motor electric powertrain. The left wheels and the right wheels simultaneously turn in different directions to spin the R1T around like a carousel.

Lordstown Motors, a startup that purchased the Lordstown, Ohio, factory from General Motors, plans to be the first manufacturer to launch an electric pickup truck. Its Endurance is tentatively scheduled to arrive in the fourth quarter of 2020. It will use four in-wheel electric motors, and it will cost $52,500.

Los Angeles-based car-spotters were in for a treat when Elon Musk cruised down the 405 freeway in the one and only Tesla Cybertruck prototype, and later parked it in front of a swank Malibu restaurant. The company was either testing something, like the powertrain, or it simply wanted to show off its first pickup.

There's at least one vintage car in Musk's garage: a 1976 Lotus Esprit converted into an electric submarine for the 1977 James Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me. The wedge-shaped coupe partly influenced the Cybertruck's design, according to the executive. It's a silhouette that's far more aerodynamic than it might seem.

The most stolen car in the United States in 2018 was a 19-year-old Honda Civic. It's a reasonably simple car that's common and low-key, so thieves love it. The 1997 Honda Accord finished second, while the 2006 Ford F-Series was in third place. Driving an older car isn't necessarily a good way to fool thieves, though.

Trucks are more expensive than they’ve ever been, but they are also more advanced, safer, and more comfortable than they’ve ever been, thanks in large part to widespread use of new technologies and better construction materials.

Hyundai will invest $410 million into its 14-year-old Montgomery, Alabama, factory to build the Santa Cruz, a truck it's developing for the American market. Several key questions remain unanswered, like whether it will use unibody or body-on-frame construction. Production is scheduled to begin in 2021.

A new startup has acquired the General Motors factory in Lordstown, Ohio, and plans to convert the factory to build electric trucks. These electric trucks will be sold to fleets rather than retail buyers. The startup, Lordstown Motors Corporation, was spun out of Ohio-based Workhorse Group.