Following the redesign of the Terrain back in 2025, GMC has kept up with the industry by consistently updating the Terrain with improved tech. For 2027 GMC updates the Terrain by removing the infamous CVT transmission from all its trims, while also adding new optional features such as the ability to connect cameras with the infotainment system as part of the second technology package which will be available later on in the year. Aside from that, the Terrain carries over for 2027 without any external or internal visual modifications.
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Following its 2025 redesign, the GMC Terrain carries over with minimal changes, aside from new trim additions.
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The GMC Terrain returns for 2022 with a couple changes the SL trim was dropped while a new AT4 trim was added, and the exterior styling was refreshed.
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The GMC Terrain returns for 2021 with a couple tweaks to standard features and optional equipment, the biggest change is the removal of the diesel powered engine.
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The GMC Terrain returns for 2020 with a couple tweaks to its suspension system to better improve ride quality in the form of re-valved shocks and urethane spring isolators. The Denali Premium package now combines the Advanced Safety Package and Comfort Package that brings Adaptative cruise control, Automatic Parking assist, ventilated front seats and heated rear seats to the table.
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The GMC Terrain returns for 2019 with a couple of new options and packages available for this year. The Black Edition is available on SLE and SLT models and includes slick looking 19-inch wheels, a darkened chrome grill, roof rails and exterior accents as well as unique badging. For those wanting to go flashier, a new chrome package adds plenty of shine to the vehicle's exterior. An HD rear vision camera is also available this year as is adaptive cruise control.
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The GMC Terrain gets quite an exterior facelift for 2018 adding sharper, bolder lines and a cleaner appearance all the while adding a new turbocharged diesel engine and a host of new safety and tech features heading into its second generation of production. Inside the interior is also revitalized utilizing authentic aluminum trim accents and active noise canceling for all models. Adding more cargo capacity was also a priority making a fold flat passenger seat and expanded center console storage.
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The GMC Terrain gets a new Nightfall edition for 2017. The Nightfall edition gets a blacked out front and rear fascia, body colored door handles and black luggage rails. It also comes with 18-inch aluminum wheels and heated, power adjustable outside mirrors.
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The GMC Terrain receives several changes for 2016. Trims now include SL, SLE-1 and SLE-2, SLT and Denali. The front and rear fascias are restyled, with a new grille design for SLE, SLT and Denali trims. LED daytime running are standard on top trims, the center instrument stack is revised, an eight-way power-adjustable passenger seat is offered on the SLT, and available safety technologies on SLE and SLT include blind-spot alert and rear cross traffic alert.
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The GMC Terrain is essentially unchanged for 2015. The one big change is the addition of 4G LTE built in Wi-Fi hotspot technology. The system will allow drivers and passengers to connect mobile devices through the Terrain and browse the web or check e-mails.
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The GMC Terrain receives quite a few exciting revisions for 2013. An upscale Denali Model is now available featuring more luxury and a selection of 18 or 19-inch wheels. The optional V6 is new and now displaces 3.6 liters up from 3.0 last year. Despite this bump in size and corresponding bump in power, GMC has managed to keep fuel economy in line with the previous, smaller V6. A new Safety Package is available for 2013 and several new interior convenience features are available as well.
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The 4-cylinder is E85-capable for 2012, and the SLT trim now comes with 17-inch wheels, down from last year's 18-inch wheels. Otherwise, the Terrain is carried over from 2011 unchanged.
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Following a thorough redesign in 2010, the GMC Terrain hits 2011 with no real changes, though the V6 is now a FlexFuel-capable.
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The 2010 GMC Terrain features a unibody construction with clean sculpted lines and prominent wheel arches. It features a selection of two engines, two drivetrains, climate control, heated seats, an entertainment system ? all intended to make hauling people stylishly, efficiently and comfortably.
SelectBrowse ListingsShortly following the successful introduction of their Acadia crossover vehicle, GMC debuted with a smaller five-passenger model for 2010. Called the GMC Terrain, mid-sized crossover vehicle gave families a practical and fuel efficient for a competitive price. Constructed on the same platform as the Chevrolet Equinox, the GMC Terrain received a radically distinct and more upscale look than its corporate sister. Large chrome grille and rectangular-shaped projector-beam headlights are some of the notable design details indicative of a premium-oriented appearance. Equipped as either a front-wheel drive or an all-wheel drive version, the 2010 GMC Terrain was offered with a choice of two gasoline direct-injected engines.
The smaller base engine for the 2010 Terrain was a four-cylinder 2.4-liter double overhead cam powerplant that produced 182 horsepower and 172 pound-feet of torque. With a front-wheel drivetrain, the four-cylinder-powered GMC Terrain could travel up to 32 miles using a gallon of fuel on the highway. Presenting greater performance, the 3.0-liter V-6 generated 264 horsepower and 222 pound-feet of torque. A six-speed automatic transmission was used to manage engine momentum from both powerplants. Offered in SLE or SLT, the 2010 Terrain came with standout standard features such as 17-inch aluminum wheels, six-airbags, rear-view camera and OnStar.
The 3.0-liter V-6 added E85 compatibility in 2011 while the four-cylinder Terrain gained the feature in the following year. Also in 2012, a touch screen audio system featuring a seven-inch display became standard on all Terrains. A heightened sense of luxury was explored with the 2013 GMC Terrain through the addition of the Denali trim level. Featuring unique exterior and interior touches, the 2013 Terrain Denali came with eight-way power adjustable front seats, tuned suspension and a standard sunroof. For 2015, the GMC Terrain became one of many General Motors products to adopt OnStar with 4G LTE with built-in Wi-Fi hotspot.
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