Known for military and over-the-top vehicles, Hummer is an American brand with a specific demographic. General Motors purchased the Hummer brand from AM General, air-dropping their own design into the SUV market with the H2 and smaller H3 models. Hummers were sold from their own dedicated dealerships for a while and rode the wave and decline of a booming red-blooded American SUV market that faded during a late 2000s oil crisis. Popularity fell, and the Hummer brand was laid to rest in 2010. Hummer’s story didn’t end there, though. In true Arnold style, General Motors pulled an absolute “I’ll be back,” moment when they revived Hummer under GMC as a new sub-brand for electric vehicles. The new GMC Hummer EV honors its predecessors with a massive, hulking presence, crazy off-road capability, and the ability to generate 1000 horsepower without sipping a drop of gasoline.