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Friday, July 17, 2026

General Motors celebrates the 25th anniversary of HUMMER with the limited-edition HUMMER EV ICON | 25. The company also highlights its affordable vehicle options, including models with MSRPs under $30,000, and promotes its comprehensive guide to at-home EV charging. GM showcases its various EV models, including the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt.

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July 17, 2026

HUMMER turns 25, savvy EV charging, and affordable vehicles

During a year packed with auspicious anniversaries, none feel bolder than this: HUMMER celebrates 25 years with the limited-edition HUMMER EV ICON | 25.

Coated in that shade of striking, iconic yellow borrowed from the HUMMER H2, the “ICON” debuted on Wednesday at an awards show in New York City, a fittingly grandiose arrival for this special vehicle, which will be built in limited, serialized numbers.

If you’re among the lucky buyers of the HUMMER EV ICON | 25 – or any of the many GM EVs currently available, remember that you can now charge your General Motors EV at more than 120 IONNA locations nationwide.

It’s a timely reminder that GM offers many options to get families wherever they’re going this summer, including those with MSRPs1 less than $30,000 . That list includes the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt, one of the most attainable new EVs in America. If you need a primer on EV ownership, look no further than our comprehensive guide: Everything you need to know about at-home charging.

Our guide demystifies at-home charging so you can spend less time wondering and more time out where you belong: on the road. –Kyle Kinard, Managing Editor, GM News

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