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An electric truck with a Denali state of mind
Drive a Sierra EV
The Sierra EV is a full-size electric pickup built on the Ultium platform, with up to 760 hp available and almost no engine noise. Step inside and you'll find a premium cabin that feels closer to a luxury SUV than a work truck. It's a standout choice when you browse GMC rental on Turo — big, quiet, and quick.
On Turo, you book your Sierra EV from a local vehicle owner and choose pickup or delivery where it's offered. You'll manage everything else — trip details, check-in, and changes — in the Turo app.
Sierra EV specs
Range
up to 478 miles
Horsepower
up to 760 hp
Acceleration
0-60 mph in 4.5 sec
Seats
5
Instant, quiet electric power
The Sierra EV delivers its full punch the moment you press the pedal. In Max Power mode, it produces up to 785 lb-ft of torque and runs 0–60 mph in under 4.5 seconds (manufacturer estimate). A two-motor e4WD system keeps traction steady, and one-pedal driving lets you glide to a stop with calm, easy control.
The MultiPro Midgate, a bed that reaches into the cabin
The MultiPro Midgate turns the back seat and the bed into one long cargo space. Fold the 60/40 rear seats, drop the midgate, and you get up to 10' 10" of cargo length. That's with the load stop on and the back glass out.
That's room for skis, surfboards, flat-pack furniture, or a week's worth of luggage for the whole crew. Long items stretch from the tailgate toward the front seats, so you're not choosing between gear and comfort. When you need passenger space again, swing the midgate up, raise the seats, and you're back to five seats.
Super Cruise for long highway stretches
Super Cruise gives you hands-free driver assistance on long highway drives. It works on over 600,000 miles of compatible roads, steering, accelerating, and braking within your lane while you keep your eyes on the road ahead.
On a multi-hour drive, that can mean less fatigue and more energy when you arrive. A driver attention system checks that you're watching the road and alerts you when it's time to take over. Super Cruise is an available feature, so check the listing before you book if hands-free highway miles are high on your list.
Stand out with a Sierra EV
The Sierra EV suits almost any plan that needs a full-size truck's room. Take a road trip without gas station stops, tackle a weekend project, or test life with an EV before you buy one. If you'd like to compare options, explore pickup truck rentals nationwide.
Top Sierra EV features
4-Wheel Steer with CrabWalk
With 4-Wheel Steer, the rear wheels turn along with the front wheels, which tightens the turning circle on a truck this size. That makes crowded parking lots, narrow driveways, and tight downtown garages far less stressful.
CrabWalk takes it further, turning all four wheels the same way at low speeds so the truck moves diagonally — handy for parallel parking. It's a party trick that pays off every time you park. You'll find 4-Wheel Steer with CrabWalk on select trims, so check the listing if it matters for your trip.
A 16.8-inch command center
The Sierra EV's 16.8-inch diagonal touchscreen anchors the cabin, with Google built-in for navigation, voice commands, and apps. You can ask for directions or find a charging stop without reaching for your phone.
HD Surround Vision adds up to 14 camera views, giving you a clear look around the truck in parking lots, garages, and tight turns. On select trims, a head-up display projects key info onto the windshield, so your eyes stay on the road. Together, these tools make a full-size pickup feel easy to place — and easy to live with for a week or more.
The eTrunk and MultiPro Tailgate
The power-open eTrunk gives you lockable storage up front, right where an engine would sit. It's a smart spot for bags, groceries, or anything you'd rather keep secure and out of sight.
Out back, the MultiPro Tailgate adds flexible ways to reach and load the bed. On select trims, a panoramic fixed glass roof fills the cabin with light, and Air Ride Adaptive Suspension smooths out rough pavement. If you're weighing other battery-powered options, browse electric vehicle rentals for more choices.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a Sierra EV
Top tips and things to know before renting a Sierra EV
A little prep goes a long way with the Sierra EV. Know your trim's range, plan your charging, and give yourself extra room when you park.
Get to know your Sierra EV
Sierra EV listings come in Elevation, AT4, and Denali trims, with three battery configurations offering about 283, 410, or 478 miles of range. That means your range depends on the listing, so check the trim before you plan a long drive.
Inside, the 16.8-inch screen handles navigation, media, and vehicle settings, and drive modes let you tune the feel for comfort or performance. If you'd rather have a gas-powered, three-row SUV, a GMC Yukon rental is another roomy option.
Sierra EV driving tips
Plan your charging around your trim's range, and expect fewer miles at highway speeds. Here's what helps most:
Map charging stops before you leave, based on your listing's battery and range.
Expect less range on the highway — the Sierra EV gets about 67 MPGe combined (74 city, 60 highway).
Try one-pedal driving and Regen on Demand to slow down smoothly and recapture energy.
Use CrabWalk only at low speeds, such as in parking lots and tight spots.
Return the truck at the same charge level it had at pickup, per Turo's charging policy.
Leave extra space when parking — the Sierra EV is a large truck with a 7,573-lb curb weight.
How much does it cost to rent a Sierra EV?
The cost to rent a Sierra EV depends on your location, trip dates, model year and trim, and the local vehicle owner's pricing. Longer trips often qualify for discounts, so look into long-term car rental if you need the truck for weeks or months. Check live listings for current pricing.
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What documents do you need to rent a Sierra EV on Turo?
You need a valid, physical driver's license and a Turo account that's approved to drive. At check-in, you scan your license and take a selfie so Turo can confirm it's you.
What type of driver's license do you need to rent a Sierra EV?
You need a permanent, valid license with full driving privileges, issued in the US or by your home country. Bring the physical card — digital copies aren't accepted.
How old do you have to be to rent a Sierra EV on Turo?
You need to be at least 21 to book a higher-value vehicle like the Sierra EV in the US. Deluxe Class vehicles require 25 or older, and Super Deluxe Class vehicles require 30 or older. Turo uses your age when you book, so check the listing for its class.
What protection options are available when you rent a Sierra EV?
You choose a protection plan at checkout when you book your Sierra EV.
Can you get a discount on a Sierra EV rental?
Often, yes — many Sierra EV listings offer discounts on longer trips, and some reward you for booking early. Discounts vary by listing, so review the trip details before you book.
Can you rent a Sierra EV for a month or longer?
Yes, as long as the listing allows trips that long. Enter your full dates in search to see which Sierra EV listings fit your plans, and look for weekly or monthly discounts.
Do Sierra EV rentals on Turo include unlimited miles?
It depends on the listing. Some Sierra EV listings include unlimited miles, while others set a daily limit, and the listing shows which applies before you book.
Can someone else drive the Sierra EV during your trip?
Yes — add them as an additional driver in the Turo app. Each driver needs to be approved to drive on Turo before getting behind the wheel.
Do you need to charge the Sierra EV before returning it?
Yes — return the Sierra EV at the same charge level it had at pickup. Note the charge level when your trip starts so you know your target at the end.
* Any personal insurance you may have that covers damage to the host’s vehicle would kick in before your protection plan, except in limited situations for trips booked in Maryland, but this protects your own wallet. In the US, liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. The policy does not provide coverage for damage to a host’s vehicle.
For questions or information about the third party liability insurance for trips in the US, consumers in Maryland and the licensed states listed here may contact Turo Insurance Agency at (415) 508-0283 or claims@turo.agency. For questions about how damage to a host’s vehicle is handled, visit the Turo Support site. When a trip is booked in the state of Washington, physical damage to the host’s vehicle is covered by insurance purchased by Turo, but the Turo insurance does not change the contractual responsibilities of hosts or guests with respect to physical damage to a host’s vehicle.