The 2022 GMC Yukon is a fantastic full-size SUV. It might be just what you need if you are looking for a luxury vehicle. This SUV from General Motors comes in multiple trims, some of which have unique features like the brand’s Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, exclusive interior designs, a power sliding center console, and a large diagonal head-up display. Let us look at the new GMC Yukon’s trims and exciting interior and safety features.

Trims
The new GMC Yukon is available in the following trim options:

Yukon SLE and SLT
Starting at $52,500, the SLE and SLT can seat up to nine people. They come with a 5.3L V8 engine, ten-speed automatic transmission, a power-sliding center console (SLT trim), and high-definition surround vision (SLT trim).

Yukon AT4
Starting at $67,000, the AT4 can accommodate up to eight people and tow around 8,299 lbs. The car comes with a 6.2L V8 engine, a front skid plate with an approach angle of about 32 degrees, 20-inch wheels with Goodyear all-terrain tires, first-in-class four-corner Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, and an Active Response 4WD System.

Yukon Denali
At $70,600, this is the most expensive trim. It can seat up to eight people and tow up to 8,200 lbs. The vehicle has a 6.2L V8 engine, exclusive interior designs, a power-sliding center console, a first-in-class four-corner Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, and up to 13 camera views.

Note that while some features mentioned above are standard, others need to be purchased separately as an upgrade.

Interiors
The new GMC Yukon has a premium look, and sitting inside almost feels like home. While every trim has slightly different interiors, you will be pleased to know that the look and feel remain top-notch. Here are the key highlights:

Space and seating
There is plenty of room in the second row for passengers to sit comfortably for long drives, and third-row seating is also generous. The power sliding center console makes it easy to adjust the seats without a hassle. While all trims have excellent seating surfaces, you can expect a more premium teak/light shale perforated leather in the Denali trim. The AT4 has jet black perforated leather seats with exclusive accents, while perforated leather-appointed seating can be seen in the SLT variant.

Minute details
Unique fractal stitching and authentic wood details give the new GMC Yukon a luxury look. There is a pivoting wood door in the center cup holder space. The AT4 has somewhat of a jet-black athletic interior with brushed aluminum details. But the SLE and SLT trims might be a bit more sophisticated. Aluminum details, first and second-row perforated leather-appointed seating, and premium materials give it a unique appearance.

Infotainment system
The vehicle has a 14-speaker Bose audio system, a 10.2-inch diagonal premium GMC infotainment system with Google built-it apps, and other advanced connectivity features like Wi-Fi, hotspot, and Google Assistant to make navigation easy. Further, in-vehicle apps are helpful and can easily be downloaded onto the infotainment system.

Safety
The new GMC Yukon has three years of OnStar subscription. It is a service that helps maintain the health and performance of your vehicle. In addition, the car has seven airbags and an automatic emergency braking system to prevent potential accidents and injury. Buckle to Drive is standard in all models, which keeps the car safely parked until the driver puts on their seat belt. The other basic safety features include collision alert, pedestrian breaking, and rear park assist.

All trims of the new GMC Yukon come with a panoramic sunroof that makes long drives even more serene and beautiful, especially if you are driving through a clear sky at night. The models may have some other specific and upgraded features which can be understood after a detailed conversation with the concerned salesperson.