Hit the Road with Confidence this Festive Season with the All-New 2021 GMC Yukon

Drive home for the long weekend, take a trip for the festive season or go off the beaten track on your next adventure in premium comfort with the 2021 Yukon Denali and the first-ever Yukon AT4. The pinnacle of full-size SUVs, the all-new Yukon brings class-leading¹ technology and must have features, making travel plans even more comfortable and seamless, whatever the journey.

Redesigned cabin for a premium experience  

Details make the difference and the 2021 Yukon features a completely redesigned interior. In fact, for the first time ever, Denali has an exclusive interior design and layout not shared with any other vehicle. Stepping into the all-new Yukon cabin, drivers are greeted by an interior tailored to their tastes. Featuring upscale materials, like authentic wood trim and texture on the Denali and exclusive leather appointed seats combined with a Jet Black interior in the AT4, the design transforms the cabin into a premium experience for your adventure.

Entertainment all round with rear-seat screens

Keeping passengers happy during a long drive is easy with Yukon’s rear-seat entertainment system, ensuring all-rows travel first class and everyone is entertained. The Yukon’s all-new available Rear-Seat Media System features two class-leading¹ 12.6″ diagonal touch-screens with screen-sharing and screen-tilting capabilities. Passengers can connect streaming devices, game consoles, tablets and smartphones through USB or HDMI ports. Each screen can also be personalized with content for independent viewing.

Convenient cordless control is also available with wireless Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™ compatibility. Without plugging in a single wire, drivers can connect their phone to Yukon’s infotainment screen, allowing access to music, maps and plenty more resources.

More room, more comfort

Another hallmark of first-class accommodations is having plenty of room to relax and plenty of space to store personal belongings. That’s why Yukon’s cabin has 40 percent more third-row leg room and 66 percent more cargo space behind the third row than the previous-generation Yukon. And both Yukon and Yukon XL offer best-in-class cargo space behind the first row with all seats folded down giving Yukon owners even more space for storage.

Maneuver confidently with nine camera view options

While there’s plenty to see inside the cabin, the all-new Yukon SUV is equipped with a high-tech command center with a class-leading¹ available nine camera views on the Denali – helping drivers keep an eye on their exterior surroundings and maneuver confidently. These camera views help elevate a driver’s view in important driving  situations, such as fitting into tight parking spaces and navigating out of their driveway.

For off-road fanatics, the Yukon packs a segment-leading¹ available 15-inch-diagonal multicolor Head-Up Display that projects speed, navigation, safety features and other driver-centric information when fully equipped. This includes an off-road inclinometer that shows the fore-and-aft tilt, front tire angle, and left-and-right tilt.

Class-leading Center Console Fridge

Yes, you heard that right, the all-new Yukon features a new, class-leading available Center Console Fridge. Ranging from minus to plus 5 degrees, the compact fridge ensures your refreshments and snacks are kept at an optimal temperature at all times.

Peace of mind with the latest safety tech

Naturally, being a family vehicle first and foremost the all-new 2021 Yukon offers a range of enhanced connectivity and active safety technologies² and can warn a driver of an impending collision, and in some cases, even avoid them. Features such as Rear Pedestrian Alert, High Definition (HD) Surround Vision, Automatic Emergency Braking, Lane Keep Assist and more, ensure everyone’s safety is of utmost priority.

Whether making an eye-catching entrance, exit or travelling in complete comfort wherever you go is what you want this festive season, then make the all-new 2021 GMC Yukon your ultimate road-companion.