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Future

The future Hummer adds more high technology to the original, he has a better driving system and more high technology. It also has a stronger getaway mode and better comfort.

CURRENT COMPETITORS

For Hummer, most of his competitors come from car brands with similar products. They have similar features and uses, but are positioned differently for users. Here are some of Hummer's competitors.

Jeep is a classic off-road vehicle representative, when the Hummer was not developed, Jeep used to be a military vehicle. Now it is the favorite of outdoor off-road enthusiasts.

After the 1960s, Toyota successfully ranked among the off-road vehicles with its stable and conservative design, ample displacement and body design, and was loved by consumers. Land Rover, a sport utility vehicle brand, is a pioneer in civilian all-terrain specialty vehicles and was the first vehicle in the world to successfully traverse the recognized difficult American jungle wilderness.

Ford, a household name in the United States, has a number of large sport utility/ wagon and crossover vehicles under its belt. It is still the most trusted brand for off-road enthusiasts.

Dodge was acquired by Chrysler in 1928, and the company mainly manufactures muscle cars, military pickups and civilian pickups.

Mitsubishi entered the North American market in 1982 as a Japanese automaker. At the same time, it has a number of classic models, such as the Type 73 Jeep and Pajero loved by off-road enthusiasts.

Chevrolet has also developed several different types of models, muscle cars, pickup trucks and full-size SUVs, in order to compete with Ford. Mercedes-Benz is a well-known automaker with a wide range of sport utility vehicles, off-road vehicles as well as pickup trucks and heavy-duty off-road saloons. It is the favorite of off-road enthusiasts.

Nissan is also a Japanese car manufacturer that has been the most popular car brand since its birth in 1911 by continuously launching various models while entering the markets of various countries.

Cadillac as a car brand of General Motors. As an important role in the history of American culture. Launched a number of high-powered full-size SUVs.