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Before you sign the papers on a new electric pickup, watch this. Here are the 9 EV trucks you will regret buying in 2026 and the costly reasons why.

About this video
The electric pickup market has officially hit a harsh reality check. While automakers promised a high-tech future, the data for 2026 reveals a different story: massive depreciation, critical software glitches, and service wait times that are leaving owners stranded for months. If you are in the market for a new hauler, you need to know which models have become financial ticking time bombs.

In this video, we expose the worst electric trucks currently sitting on dealer lots. We aren't just looking at spec sheets; we are diving into real owner complaints, NHTSA recall logs, and auction data to show you why certain "dream trucks" are turning into ownership nightmares. From the resale collapse of the Tesla Cybertruck to the service infrastructure failures of the Rivian R1T, we cover the critical flaws manufacturers don't want you to see.

Here is what we cover:

Which startup EV truck is practically a "car in a truck's body" with zero dealer support.

Why electric pickup reliability scores are tanking for specific 2022-2023 used models.

The truth about the Ford F-150 Lightning's towing range and why it’s becoming obsolete.

How the GMC Hummer EV became the most expensive vehicle to charge and park.

Timestamps Intro: The EV Ownership Reality Check The Slate: A Startup Gamble with No Support Used 2022-2023 Models: The Hidden Battery Risk GMC Sierra EV Denali: The $20k Luxury Tax Ram 1500 REV: 12V Battery Drain & Glitches Chevy Silverado EV WT: The "Affordable" Bait & Switch GMC Hummer EV: Inefficiency & Weight Issues Ford F-150 Lightning: Why It's Already Outdated Tesla Cybertruck: The Resale Value Collapse Rivian R1T: Worst-in-Class Reliability Scores Final Verdict: How to Choose Wisely
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