Photochemical reactions of C(60) with siliranes (1a-d) afford adducts of four types (2a-5b) as carbosilylated and hydrosilylated C(60) derivatives. Characterization of these adducts was conducted using MS, UV, NMR spectroscopy, and single-crystal X-ray analyses. In particular, the first example of the crystal structure of a closed 1,2-adduct at the 5,6-ring junction of the C(60) cage is provided by single-crystal X-ray analysis of 3b. Electrochemical analyses also revealed unique redox properties of the products 2b-5b, which depend on the regiochemistry of the functionality, in addition to the substituents on the C(60) cage. Theoretical calculations offer bases for the experimentally observed redox properties and relative stabilities of the silylated products.