2025 GMC Terrain Denali Pops Up in Latest Unofficial Renderings Next to Outgoing AT4

For that, they are bringing to market a host of models, including the 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban big truck-based SUVs, the Equinox EV (from as low as $35k), or the Silverado EV RST First Edition, among others. Buick is not slacking around, either, with the fresh Envista and refreshed Encore GX already out and about. At the same time, the upgraded 2024 Envision and all-new 2025 Enclave are slated for release later this year during the summer season.

But wait, as there is more. Cadillac is also keen on asserting its supremacy in the premium field with the upcoming 2025 CT5 sedan and the performance V-Series plus high-performance Blackwing models, the 2025 Optiq, 2026 Vistiq, as well as the refreshed Escalade and the first-ever Escalade IQ. What about GMC? Well, the specialty manufacturer is following Chevrolet with the approaching introduction of the Sierra EV Denali Edition 1, the arrival of the all-new Acadia, as well as the impending Yukon and Yukon XL, plus the entry-level Terrain.

In fact, GMC has already started the teasing game related to both the mighty Yukon as well as the mid-cycle facelift of the second-generation Terrain. Related to the third-generation Chevrolet Equinox, thanks to the GM D2XX architecture, it was officially showcased by the company with fresh headlights and radiator grille in AT4 trim. However, the rumor mill and the imaginative realm of digital car content creators are not satisfied with unofficially guessing the looks of the off-road-oriented model.

Instead, the Halo oto channel on YouTube provides fresh automotive info corroborated with their virtual designs; now, there are new CGI ideas about the upcoming GMC Terrain – in Denali form. Their resident pixel master previously imagined the AT4, so morphing the teaser image according to the ritzier Denali percepts isn't that hard to do. That's for the exterior, which is allegedly getting subtle enhancements to better integrate it with the all-new Acadia and the upcoming Yukon and Yukon XL mid-cycle refreshes.

Inside, everyone guesses that GMC will seek unity, and Terrain will borrow heavily from the slightly larger Acadia for the digital cockpit's layout. Unfortunately, the host is not giving out any technical information in this speculative video (embedded below). Hopefully, the wait is not going to be long, and GMC will soon reveal both the 2025 Yukon as well as the smaller 2025 Terrain. Until then, remember, these are all hypothetical opinions expressed by these CGI experts based on spied prototypes, leaked patent images, and – in this particular case – on the automaker's teaser endeavors. So, do take all of them with a healthy dose of salt until the vehicles are officially presented.