In the market for a new GMC but don’t know which one is better for you? Let’s look at the GMC Acadia, and GMC Yukon, to see how they compare to one another.
Key Takeaways
- The Acadia enters a new generation and so gets a significant upgrade
- The Yukon has stayed the same for 2024 with 5 trims to choose from
- Both the Acadia and the Yukon come with the GMC Premium Infotainment system with Google built in
- As a midsize SUV the Acadia is at a lower price point, but the Yukon has more trim options
Is GMC Acadia changing in 2024?
Yes, GMC is changing the Acadia in 2024. The Acadia enters a new generation. The V-6 engine has been dropped and replaced with a turbocharged 2.5 liter inline-four that’s paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The Acadia also gains some length with an extra 10.6-inches added to the wheelbase and gaining 3.2 inches to its height.
Is GMC changing the Yukon in 2024?
For 2024 the Yukon remains unchanged from the previous model year. It still boasts 5 great trims and has an athletic look. Even the lowest trim has coveted features which are discussed below. It is the largest GMC SUV even with the Acadia gaining the height and length this model year.
How much will the 2024 Acadia cost?
The 2024 Acadia will start at $49,995.
The 2024 GMC Acadia comes in 3 trims at these prices:
- Elevation starting at $49,995
- AT4 starting at $51,395
- Denali starting at $57,695
The Elevation comes with a 15-inch GMC premium infotainment system with Google built-in, this massive screen works like your phone or tablet, able to be customized to your liking. This infotainment system comes with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay capabilities, while wireless app connectivity is already a great feature, the Elevation also comes with wireless charging. Lastly, the Acadia comes standard with a heated steering wheel, and heated driver and front passenger seats.
The Denali is the highest trim level, featuring an 8-inch heads-up display, this allows the driver to maintain focus and keep their eyes on the road while still able to see the vehicle’s information, while the Elevation trim gives the front row heated seats, the Denali gives the rear outboard heated seats as well, keeping everyone comfortable. If you want a little bit more out of your vehicle, you can opt for a panoramic power sunroof, spanning across the front and rear rows, you can tilt, and open the panes to your liking.
How much will the 2024 Yukon cost?
The 2024 Yukon starts at $63,195 and has these five trims:
- SLE starting at $63,195
- SLT starting at $69,895
- AT4 starting at $73,500
- Denali starting at $80,300
- Denali Ultimate starting at $99,695
The SLE comes with a 10.2-inch GMC Premium infotainment system with Google built-in, giving you access to Sirius XM radio, and voice activated tech for your phone. The SLE also comes with an HD rear vision camera, granting you a better angle to what’s directly behind your bumper. Lastly, the SLE comes with black assist steps, making it easier to get in and out of your vehicle, even on rainy days thanks to the textured step pads.
The Denali Ultimate comes with adaptive air ride suspension, this suspension allows for a smoother ride, and has automatic load leveling functionality, ensuring that no matter where most of the weight is in the vehicle, you’ll maintain a smooth ride. The Yukon Denali Ultimate also comes with power-retractable assist steps with LED perimeter lighting, helping the vehicle maintain a sleek look while inside and driving, but still giving you and your passengers an easier way in and out of the vehicle when the time comes.
What colors will 2024 Acadia come in?
For 2024 GMC gives Acadia drivers 6 colors to pick from, these 6 colors are: Summit White, Ebony Twilight Metallic, Downpour Metallic, Sterling Metallic, Volcanic Red Tintcoat, and White Frost Tricoat.
What colors will the 2024 Yukon come in?
For 2024 GMC gives Yukon drivers these 8 colors to pick from: Onyx Black, Pearl Beige Metallic, Midnight Blue Metallic, Titanium Rush Metallic, Frosted Pine Metallic, Sterling Metallic, Volcanic Red Tintcoat, and White Frost Tricoat.
While the Yukon may offer more colors, it’s hard to overlook the difference in features and prices, with the Acadia entering a new generation it comes loaded with features that are better than the Yukon, and at a better price. So it all comes down to what size you need your SUV to be.
Summary
Deciding between the midsize Acadia and the full size Yukon can be difficult. If you want to get behind the wheel of one of these vehicles, stop by Alan Jay GMC today and ask for a test drive!