The 2025 GMC Terrain is almost here, and it’s breaking the norm when it comes to new year model releases. Only available as the Elevation in 2025, GMC aims to deliver the best vehicle possible before pushing out other trims. Let’s take a look at what makes the Elevation worthy of having its own trim for 2025.
Key takeaways
- The 2025 Terrain Elevation will see a rear camera mirror.
- If you want a front-wheel drive model, you will have to wait a few more months.
- The Elevation has decent mileage for a crossover SUV at 29 combined MPG.
Is there going to be a 2025 GMC Terrain?
Yes, there will be a Terrain in 2025.
For 2025, the Terrain enters a new generation, coming with new features. This year sees the Terrain’s first ever two-tone roof, making it stand out from the crowd. This year also sees the rear camera mirror join the Terrain family.
How much is a 2025 GMC Terrain?
The GMC Terrain will start at $31,395.
The 2025 GMC Terrain will only come in one trim that starts at $31,395. Normally vehicles will release with more than one trim, but GMC wants to make sure you get the best vehicle possible, so the Elevation is the only trim for 2025.
At its launch, the Terrain will come as an AWD model, with the FWD coming in early 2025. If you’re wanting the most out of your Elevation, GMC offers a handful of available features to bring it to the next level. The first feature that makes the vehicle look different is the Panoramic Sunroof. This gives you great views of the sky above from the comfort of your Terrain.
The next few features aren’t for the look of the vehicle, but help elevate the tech. The first one is the High Definition Surround Vision. This ensures that you have the most information possible before you make your next decision. The next one is for the infotainment system in the form of built-in Google capability. This helps you access apps easier in ways that you can’t typically do.
If you’re not wanting to add everything that GMC has to offer you’ll still have access to tons of standard features. While on long stretches of roads, you can use the adaptive cruise control. This allows you to follow the vehicle in front of you at a set distance. If there’s no vehicle in front of you, it’ll work like normal cruise control helping make sure that you and your passengers get to where you’re going on time.
The Elevation also comes with over 15 features that assist you, and helps keep your passengers safe. If you have family on board, these features are sure to be welcomed.
For those who want a sleek look to the Terrain, you can look for the Black Edition. This edition comes with 19-inch glossy black aluminum wheels, a darkened front grille, black roof side rails, black exterior accents, and exterior badging.
What are the 2025 GMC Terrain specs?
The 2025 GMC Terrain comes with a 1.5L Turbo 4-Cylinder engine. This engine will net you a combined 26 MPG. The engine really shines on the highway as it gets you 29 MPG. While driving in the city you still get some decent mileage at 24 mpg.
If you’re needing to pack the back to move some things, the Terrain will be able to handle most moderate loads. Coming with a max payload capacity of 1,184 pounds.
Summary
Though GMC is changing things up with the Terrain family, it has saved the best of the best in the Elevation trim. Its powerful yet thrifty engine is perfect for around town or longer road trips. We can get you into your 2025 GMC Terrain here at Alan Jay!