2017 GMC Canyon Denali announced

GMC has decided to add the upmarket Denali trim grade to its mid-size Canyon pick-up range.

A luxurious interior features Mulan leather upholstery, front-seat heating and ventilation, special floor mats and a heated steering wheel.

GMC Canyon Denali Crew Cab (2017) Front Side

As well as a bespoke instrument panel, the generous specification also includes remote vehicle start, automatic climate control, touchscreen satellite navigation, a Wi-Fi hotspot and smartphone integration via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

20” machined alloy wheels, side steps, a spray-in bed liner and a unique chrome grille help to identify the Canyon Denali, which will only be available with a crew cab.

The engine line-up comprises 3.6 litre V6 petrol and 2.8 litre four-cylinder turbocharged diesel units. Both can be combined with either rear- or four-wheel drive.

Deliveries of the Canyon Denali are due to start towards the end of next year.

GMC Canyon Denali Crew Cab (2017) DashboardGMC Canyon Denali Crew Cab (2017) Rear Side

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2015 GMC Canyon Nightfall Edition
2015 GMC Canyon pick-up unveiled

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