GMC has unveiled the new 2021 Canyon, including a first-ever Canyon AT4 designed for premium mid-size truck customers who take their trucks off-road.
First-ever Canyon AT4
GMC says that the bolder exterior design on the AT4 is defined by dark chrome finishes with a new larger grille design and red recovery hooks. The interior features Kalahari stitching and AT4 headrest embroidery.
Standard equipment for off-road capability includes:
- Greater capability from 31-inch Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac tires fitted to 17-inch aluminum wheels;
- Off-road tuned suspension with Advanced Hill Descent Control System;
- 4WD system with Eaton G80 Rear Automatic Locking Differential;
- Transfer case skid plate providing additional protection when travelling off-road.
Refined Canyon Denali
GMC says its designers have enhanced the iconic Denali grille, with a more sculpted and layered pattern. It also has 5-inch chrome assist steps, chrome accents and Denali-exclusive 20-inch Diamond Cut aluminum wheels.
Details inside include open-pore ash wood trim, aluminum decor and unique stitching. A new interior colour theme option is Cocoa/Dark Atmosphere. Heated and ventilated front seats and a heated steering wheel come standard.
The new Canyon Denali and AT4 are powered by a 308-hp (230-kW) 3.6L V6 engine. Additional power comes from an available 2.8L Diesel engine, offering 369 lb-ft (500 Nm) of torque.
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