GMC is getting ready to give its small SUV, the Terrain, a new lease on life. The 2025 model looks like it will be very different from the one that came before it, with a focus on style, economy, and technology. Early signs point to a car that will appeal to more people while still having the tough look of the brand.
With its bold new look, the 2025 GMC Terrain is set to change the way its class is thought of. Spy pictures show a front end that is more bold, with a taller grille and sharper headlights. With a slightly sloping roofline and sculpted character lines, the Terrain looks sleeker. Wider wheel arches will let bigger wheels and tires fit, which points to a more aggressive stance. Taillights and bumpers will likely be rebuilt on the back end, which will also look very different. Overall, the 2025 Terrain looks like it will be a more modern and appealing SUV.
For power, the 2025 Terrain is likely to keep the same turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine that it had before. But changes are expected to be made to the powertrain, which could lead to better gas mileage and performance. For buyers who care about the environment, GMC might also make a mild-hybrid or plug-in hybrid version. It is likely that the engine will be paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission that will make shifting gears smooth and quick. It's likely that all-wheel drive will still be a possibility, but engineers will likely focus on making front-wheel drive more fuel-efficient. The Terrain's suspension system will likely be retuned to make it easier to drive and more comfortable to ride in.
The 2025 GMC Terrain is likely to cost a little more than the model that comes before it. The base trim level should stay easy for most people to afford, while higher-end trims will have more high-tech and luxurious features. GMC is likely to keep its low prices in order to attract a wide range of buyers. The 2025 Terrain should hit stores near the end of 2024. The model year will likely start in early 2025.
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