Hummer

Hummer, a legendary American brand, originated in 1983 with the development of the High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (Humvee) for the U.S. military. The civilian version, known as the Hummer, debuted in 1992, thanks in part to Arnold Schwarzenegger's enthusiasm for the vehicle. The original Hummer, later named H1, was a robust adaptation of the military model, renowned for its off-road capabilities. In 1999, General Motors acquired the brand and introduced the H2 and H3 models, which maintained Hummer's distinctive styling while being based on smaller GM platforms. Hummer became synonymous with American excess and adventure, peaking in popularity in 2006 with over 71,000 units sold. However, the brand faced challenges during the 2008 financial crisis, leading to its discontinuation in 2010. In 2020, GM revived Hummer as an all-electric sub-brand of GMC, launching the GMC Hummer EV. This new model blends the brand’s rugged heritage with cutting-edge electric technology. Whether it’s the iconic H1 or the innovative Hummer EV, Hummer remains a symbol of automotive strength and innovation.