The Chevy Silverado EV 2022 is here now. The Silverado EV is really building on the same platform as the GMC Hummer EV. That has resulted in a vehicle that is completely different from its namesake.

Chevy Silverado Styling, Powertrain and Cab

It is obvious that styling is the first thing that is distinctively different. There is a wheelbase and the overall length is similar to the four-door gas- and diesel-powered Silverados. The proportions are significantly altering. Thus, without a powertrain upfront, the engineers were, in fact, able to move the cowl forward. Then to increase the interior space. In fact, the cab does have Hummer-like rear pillars, too. The whole middle section looks, and really is, much bigger than the traditional truck. Also, the changes upfront do not end with the forward-shifted cab. However, there is no obvious grille because the EV doesn’t need airflow. Therefore, the resulting design is far more subtle. Then it is refining than the gas in the trucks. However, the hood has been lowering, too. It is for both improving forward visibility and aerodynamics.

Cargo, Interior Benefits

There is a new shape that does provide some interesting new cargo and interior benefits. Also, like many electric vehicles, the Silverado EV features a front trunk. It is available with a power-operating lid. There are exact dimensions that have not been giving yet. However, the Chevy does fit three suitcases. However, the cabin is really enormous. Moreover, it does feature a distinctive design separate from the internal-combustion models.

In fact, there are two kinds of infotainment screens that are going to be offering. Then, on the RST for regular customers, it has a special 17-inch touchscreen that is shaping to fit its enclosure. Also, on the fleet-only Work Truck (or WT for short), it is a conventional rectangular screen. Moreover, the bed length is 71 inches, however, it is just a bit longer than the short bed on the quad-cab Silverado. Moreover, It is the only bed length available. Though you will need the additional length, Chevy has, in fact, revived the Midgate from the old Avalanche.