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What Cars Does General Motors Make? 2026-27 Models by Brand

General Motors sells cars, SUVs, trucks and electric vehicles under four U.S. brands: Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac. This guide lists the current models brand by brand, using the model pages on each brand’s own website as they stood on October 12, 2026, and shows which of them are actually cars, which are SUVs or trucks, and which are electric. If you want the ownership and history side, including brands GM no longer sells, we cover that in a separate guide.

Quick Answer

Counting the models linked from the four brand sites, GM sells about 36 nameplates: 15 at Chevrolet, 9 at Cadillac, 8 at GMC and 4 at Buick. Twelve are fully electric. Buick sells only SUVs, Cadillac is the only GM brand with sedans, and Chevrolet’s only cars are the Corvette and the new Bolt.

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The table below counts the models each brand lists on its own website (our count, October 12, 2026). Chevrolet’s total includes the Corvette and the Bolt but not its Express vans or BrightDrop commercial vans, and GMC’s HUMMER EV counts once even though it is sold as both a pickup and an SUV.

Brand Models listed What it sells Electric models
Chevrolet 15 Compact to full-size SUVs, pickups, the Corvette sports car, the Bolt 4: Bolt, Equinox EV, Blazer EV, Silverado EV
GMC 8 Pickups and SUVs, including the Yukon and the HUMMER EV 2: Sierra EV, HUMMER EV
Buick 4 SUVs and crossovers only 0
Cadillac 9 Sedans, the Escalade and a growing electric lineup 6: Escalade IQ, Escalade IQL, Lyriq, Optiq, Vistiq, Celestiq

That makes Chevrolet the broadest brand by a wide margin, while Buick has the smallest lineup. If you came here for the history of GM’s discontinued brands such as Pontiac, Saturn and Oldsmobile, our guide to what car brands GM owns covers them. This page sticks to what you can buy now.

Chevrolet Models: SUVs, Trucks, Corvette and EVs

Chevrolet’s own lineup page lists the models below, with the starting prices shown on October 12, 2026. Prices are starting figures before options and fees, so treat them as a guide and confirm current pricing and incentives with a dealer.

Model Type Starting price on chevrolet.com
Trax Compact SUV $21,700
Trailblazer Small SUV $23,600
Equinox Mid-size SUV $29,300
Blazer Mid-size SUV $34,300
Traverse Mid-size 3-row SUV $41,100
Tahoe Full-size SUV $60,700
Suburban Large SUV $63,700
Colorado Midsize truck $32,400
Silverado 1500 Full-size truck $37,200
Silverado HD Heavy-duty truck $46,200
Bolt Electric car from $27,600
Equinox EV Electric SUV from $34,995
Blazer EV Electric SUV from $45,000
Silverado EV Electric truck from $55,895
Corvette Stingray Sports car $71,300

Three numbers from that page show how different the brand’s models are. The Traverse seats up to eight and lists 98 cubic feet of cargo space, the Tahoe seats up to nine with 122.7 cubic feet, and the Suburban seats up to nine with 144.5 cubic feet. On the truck side, Chevrolet lists up to 36,000 pounds of maximum towing for the Silverado HD and up to 13,300 pounds of trailering for the Silverado 1500. Those are maximums that depend on configuration, so check the owner’s manual and the vehicle’s tow rating before you tow anything.

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Inside a Corvette: it is the one Chevrolet that is a pure sports car, with a Stingray starting at $71,300 on chevrolet.com.

The Corvette is a family of its own. Chevrolet lists the Stingray ($71,300), Grand Sport ($86,300), Grand Sport X ($110,000), Z06 ($121,800), ZR1 ($198,000) and ZR1X ($227,800). Chevrolet also sells Express vans and the all-electric BrightDrop van through its commercial pages, which we leave out of the passenger-model count above. One more detail: neither the Malibu sedan nor the Camaro appears on Chevrolet’s current lineup page.

Cadillac Models: Luxury Sedans, the Escalade and EVs

Cadillac is the only GM brand that still lists sedans: the CT4 and the CT5, plus their V-Series Blackwing performance versions, are on cadillac.com as 2026 models. The Escalade and Escalade ESV are listed as 2027 models, with a V-Series version as well.

The electric side of Cadillac is the largest at any GM brand. The site lists the Escalade IQ and the longer Escalade IQL, the Lyriq luxury SUV (2027), the small Optiq (2027), the three-row Vistiq (2027) and the Celestiq, which Cadillac describes as an ultra-luxury, one-of-a-kind custom EV. Cadillac also keeps a legacy vehicles page for past models such as the XT4, XT5, XT6 and CT6, so check the exact model year with a dealer before assuming an older name is still on sale.

Buick Models: An All-SUV Lineup

Buick lists four models on buick.com, all of them SUVs or crossovers: the Envista (compact crossover), Encore GX (small SUV), Envision (compact SUV) and Enclave (mid-size SUV). The Enclave is shown as a 2027 model and the other three as 2026 models. Buick lists no sedan and no electric model on its site, which makes it the simplest GM brand to shop.

GMC Models: Pickups, SUVs and the HUMMER EV

GMC lists the Sierra 1500 (2027), Sierra HD, Canyon (2026), Terrain (2027), Acadia (2027) and Yukon (2027, with the longer Yukon XL) for gas and diesel buyers. Its electric models are the Sierra EV (2026) and the HUMMER EV, offered as both a pickup and an SUV. If you are wondering whether the Hummer name is a separate brand, on GMC’s site it is a GMC model; our look at whether Hummers are good cars covers how it drives and what it costs to own.

GM Electric Models: Range and Price

GM’s electric nameplates run from a sub-$30,000 hatchback to a custom luxury EV. The figures below are the ones Chevrolet publishes on its own site; Cadillac and GMC pages did not show comparable starting prices in the pages we read, so we do not quote them.

Electric model Brand Published figure
Bolt Chevrolet From $27,600
Equinox EV Chevrolet From $34,995; EPA-estimated 319 miles (FWD)
Blazer EV Chevrolet From $45,000; 312 miles (FWD)
Silverado EV Chevrolet From $55,895; GM-estimated up to 478 miles
Sierra EV, HUMMER EV GMC Listed on gmc.com; no price shown in the pages we read
Escalade IQ, IQL, Lyriq, Optiq, Vistiq, Celestiq Cadillac Listed on cadillac.com; no price shown in the pages we read
Electric car plugged into a public charging station
An electric car at a public charger. Real-world range depends on temperature, speed and load, so treat published range as a best case.

Range figures vary by trim and drive type, and the EPA label on a specific vehicle is the number to trust. For another side of how electric cars behave on the road, see why electric cars make noise in reverse.

Which GM Models Are Actually Cars?

A common assumption is that “GM cars” means a lot of sedans. In the current lineup it does not. Counting the nameplates on the four brand sites, the cars are the Cadillac CT4 and CT5 sedans, the Corvette sports car and the Chevrolet Bolt, which Chevrolet markets as an electric car. Everything else is an SUV, a pickup or a van, apart from the one-off Celestiq. That is a big shift from the days when Malibu, Regal and Camaro were everyday GM names, and it is why searches for “GM cars” now mostly end up on SUV and truck pages. Models from GM’s Chinese joint ventures are a separate matter; we explain the wider picture in our guide to what cars are produced in China.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What cars does General Motors make?

General Motors sells vehicles under four U.S. brands: Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac. By our count of the models listed on the brand sites on October 12, 2026, that is about 36 nameplates, mostly SUVs and trucks, with cars limited to the Cadillac CT4 and CT5, the Corvette and the Bolt.

Which GM models are electric?

Chevrolet lists the Bolt, Equinox EV, Blazer EV and Silverado EV. GMC lists the Sierra EV and the HUMMER EV. Cadillac lists the Escalade IQ, Escalade IQL, Lyriq, Optiq, Vistiq and Celestiq. Buick lists no electric model.

Does GM still make sedans?

Cadillac still lists the CT4 and CT5 sedans on its site. Chevrolet’s current lineup page does not list the Malibu or Camaro, and Buick lists only SUVs.

Which GM brand has the most models?

Chevrolet has the most, with 15 listed on its site by our count, followed by Cadillac with 9, GMC with 8 and Buick with 4.

Is Hummer a GM brand?

Hummer is sold as a GMC model today. GMC’s website lists the HUMMER EV as both a pickup and an SUV.

What is the cheapest Chevrolet?

On chevrolet.com the lowest starting price shown on October 12, 2026 was the Trax compact SUV at $21,700. We did not compare prices across the other GM brands.

Conclusion

GM’s lineup today is built around SUVs, trucks and a fast-growing group of EVs, spread across Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac. Model names, years and prices change often, so use this page as a map and confirm details on the brand site or with a dealer. For another multi-brand automaker, see our guide to what car companies Fiat (Stellantis) owns.

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