The 2025 GMC Yukon, based on the GMC Sierra 1500 platform, is set to debut later this year, offering familiar powertrain options and a refreshed design. Sharing styling cues with the full-size Yukon, the all-new Terrain represents a significant evolution, featuring bold design elements and off-road capabilities.
GMC recently revealed a single image of the 2025 Terrain, signaling a new generation characterized by its rugged appearance. Notably, the AT4 trim level offers off-road prowess, positioned between the SLT and Denali variants, and features all-wheel drive as standard.
Equipped with a 1.5-liter turbo inline-four engine and a GM-developed automatic transmission, the Terrain delivers reliable performance across its trim levels. Pricing starts at $30,095 for the SLE FWD, with all-wheel drive available as an option.
As GMC prepares to launch the next-generation Terrain later in 2024, it aligns closely with the 2025 Chevrolet Equinox in terms of powertrain options and features. With a focus on efficiency and performance, both models offer a range of configurations to suit diverse customer preferences, setting the stage for a competitive presence in the compact SUV segment.
