Chevrolet Silverado EV LT Extended Range that I drove for a week has an EPA-estimated 408 miles of range. However, it does come in at a whopping $83,045 with all the options thrown in ($75,195 MSRP).

The Chevy Silverado EV ZR2 concept has successfully competed in the Mint 400, completing a grueling 73-mile lap while testing GM's off-roading performance.

Chevrolet is taking on the Mint 400, one of America’s most challenging off-road races, with the Silverado EV ZR2 race truck concept, a 1,100-horsepower electric pickup designed to thrive in the dirt.

Chevrolet has revealed a ZR2 version of the Silverado EV, but this one is just a race truck, which will compete in the Open Production EV class at the Mint 400. Or at least, it's just a race truck for now.

Chevrolet has introduced the Silverado EV ZR2 off-road race truck concept at the Mint 400 off-road race, where it will compete as part of the Hall Racing team. This concept truck complements the existing Silverado ZR2 and Colorado ZR2 race trucks,

Chevrolet has introduced the Silverado EV ZR2 off-road race truck concept at the Mint 400. The all-electric race truck will compete in the Open Production EV class, driven by Chad Hall as part of the Hall Racing team. The Silverado EV ZR2 joins the team’s existing lineup of race-proven Chevrolet trucks, including the Silverado ZR2 and Colorado ZR2.

Something special went down in the desert outside of Las Vegas this weekend: two EVs took on the Mint 400 for the first time. Since the Mint 400 launched back in 1969, vehicles in this iconic desert endurance race have been powered by dead dinosaurs.

Chevrolet is betting on off-road performance to boost interest in the Silverado EV, which still sells much less than its combustion version.