The 2025 GMC Yukon is almost on dealership lots, and it’s better than ever. Always looking to deliver the best ride, and vehicle possible, GMC delivers once again in 2025. The Yukon is for those who want luxury but don’t want to sacrifice capability and utility. If that sounds like you, then look no further, we have you covered by taking a deeper dive into the Yukon.
Key takeaways
- The diesel engine will give you the most bang for your buck when it comes to mileage.
- The AT4 Ultimate joins the lineup, offering both off-road prowess, and a lush interior.
- GMC offers features to help enhance the rear passenger experience, making it the perfect family, or company vehicle.
Will the Yukon be redesigned in 2025?
While the 2025 Yukon doesn’t see a complete redesign, it does see some change. Some of the changes are cosmetic such as the restyled front fascia with new grille and headlight designs.
The lineup has also been shifted around a bit with the SLE and SLT trims being dropped in favor of the Elevation. Another trim joined the lineup in the form of the AT4 Ultimate. This trim is off-road capable, and comes with some luxury features to make it even better. A new feature is also joining the family in the form of GM’s night vision with thermal object detection. This helps offer a new layer of safety to you and your passengers.
How much does the 2025 Yukon Denali cost?
The Yukon Denali will start around $79,000.
When looking at the Denali, there’s no official numbers on the price. But given what we know from the past, we can safely estimate prices. For 2025 the Yukon will come in these 5 trims: Elevation, AT4, Denali, AT4 Ultimate, and the Denali Ultimate.
The prices we predict are listed next to the trims (keep in mind this is only an estimate):
- Elevation starting at $68,895
- AT4 starting at $78,695
- Denali starting at $78,995
- AT4 Ultimate starting at $97,295
- Denali Ultimate starting at $103,295
While we may not know the exact features for most trims, we do know some for the AT4 Ultimate. When behind the wheel of the AT4 Ultimate, you can look for massaging front seats, full-grain leather covering all three rows, and open-pore-wood interior trim.
The Denali Ultimate also had some new optional features for the vehicle. These features are second-row executive seating and a 22-speaker Bose audio system. Both of these new features aim to make the Denali Ultimate a comfortable, and unique experience.
Across the line you will get treated to a 16.8-inch infotainment screen. This infotainment screen has Google software built-in giving you access to tons of different features. Also coming with Wi-Fi hotspot capabilities, and wireless phone connectivity, you’ll always be connected while on the road.
The second row also gets some features to help maintain comfort. The first one is optional Captain’s seats. The second one is an optional 8-inch touchscreen to let the second-row control adjust climate settings.
How many miles per gallon does a 2025 Yukon with diesel get?
While official numbers for the fuel mileage for the diesel engine remain unknown, we can estimate that it will be similar to the years before. From the year prior you were able to go 21 city miles, and 27 highway miles, for a total of 23mpg combined.
When looking at the gas engines, the numbers are a bit lower. When your Yukon is equipped with the 5.3-liter V8 engine, you can expect 15 city miles, and 20 highway miles. When equipped with the 6.2-liter engine, you will get slightly less at 14 city miles, and 20 highway miles.
If you’re wanting the most out of your Yukon, then the diesel engine is what you want. Offering better gas mileage gives you the opportunity to enjoy the open road more and less stops at the pump.
Final thoughts
If you’re wanting to get behind the wheel of a 2025 Yukon, then there’s no better place than Alan Jay GMC. Stay tuned with us for all the latest updates.