Not at the meager volumes they're currently selling at. Chevrolet sold a whopping ~9,500 Silverado EV's in 2025, which is less than 800/month. The GMC EV model, sold even less. Tesla sold more Cybertrucks than both of the GM twins, and the Cybertruck is considered to be a failure.
IDK if they're profitable man, they weren't for Ford, I'd be surprised if anyone is making money on these massive EVs right now. I agree there will be more profit potential in the future, but for right now, I don't see it manifesting.
I don't think it will be a repeat of what happened to sedans.
These big EVs are expensive but profitable.
I think GM knows they can wait it out as battery prices continue to fall.
Not surprising. It's the same thing that always happens, Ford discontinues a product, fans of rivals attack them, and then their brand of choice does the same.
https://jalopnik.com/gm-and-evgo-partner-to-build-hundreds-of-pull-through-c-1851646750/
Pull-through chargers are available and are majority of newer DCFC these days