Key Features of the 2027 GMC Terrain

15" diagonal Premium GMC Infotainment System*

The 15" diagonal Premium GMC Infotainment System* is one of the defining features of the 2027 GMC Terrain. Its large color touchscreen display is designed to help drivers access, manage and customize favorite in-vehicle entertainment and vehicle functions with less distraction and more confidence. The screen gives the cabin a modern, upscale feel, but its real value is how naturally it fits into daily use. Whether you are checking route guidance, adjusting audio, accessing connected apps or reviewing vehicle settings, the interface places key information within easy reach. Available Google built-in adds another layer of convenience, helping drivers use familiar tools while on the move. Paired with the 11" diagonal Driver Information Center, the Terrain delivers a digital-first cabin that feels organized and current. This is especially helpful for drivers moving between city streets, highways and neighborhood stops because the layout reduces clutter while keeping useful information visible. Rather than feeling like an add-on, the technology is integrated into the Terrain’s identity.

60/40 split-folding rear seats

The 60/40 split-folding rear seats give the Terrain the flexibility small SUV shoppers expect, but GMC pairs that adaptability with additional storage solutions that make the cabin more useful. With the rear seats in place, the Terrain offers cargo volume behind the second row for daily groceries, gym bags, backpacks or work gear. When larger items need space, folding one or both sides of the rear seat opens the cabin up to a maximum cargo volume of 63.5 cu. ft.* behind the first row. The split design is practical because passengers and cargo can share the space without forcing an all-or-nothing decision. GMC also includes a rear cargo underfloor storage compartment, which is helpful for keeping smaller items out of sight and organized. Front center console passthrough storage adds another thoughtful touch for items that do not fit neatly in traditional bins. For drivers looking at a 2027 GMC Terrain near Aurora, CO, that mix of compact exterior size and adaptable interior space is a major advantage.

Available All-Wheel Drive and selectable drive modes

The 2027 GMC Terrain is engineered to feel confident in more than one type of driving situation. Its 1.5L Turbo 4-cylinder engine works with an 8-speed automatic transmission to provide smooth, responsive everyday performance, while available All-Wheel Drive helps add traction when conditions call for more grip. GMC also offers selectable drive modes, including Normal, Snow, Off-Road, Tow/Haul* and AT4-exclusive Terrain Modes, depending on configuration. These settings allow the driver to tailor vehicle response to the road or task at hand. Normal mode suits routine commuting and errands, while Snow mode is designed for reduced-traction surfaces. Off-Road mode and the AT4-exclusive Terrain Mode support drivers who want added confidence beyond pavement, and Tow/Haul* is useful when properly equipped for light recreational towing. With an available Trailering Package and In-Vehicle Trailering App*, the Terrain can tow up to 1,500 lbs.* when properly equipped. That capability is well suited for smaller recreational items such as a light trailer, small camper or similar weekend gear.

Over 16 standard safety and driver assistance features*

Safety and driver assistance technology are central to the Terrain’s appeal. GMC notes that the Terrain includes over 16 standard safety and driver assistance features*, giving drivers support in common situations such as lane changes, reversing, following traffic and low-light driving. Blind Zone Steering Assist can alert you and provide a brief, firm turn of the steering wheel when a potential crash is detected with a moving vehicle in the lane you are entering. Forward Collision Alert can warn you if it detects a potential collision with a detected vehicle you are following and can also provide a tailgating alert. HD Rear Vision Camera helps when reversing by showing a high-resolution digital image of the area directly behind the vehicle, along with an available overlay of where the vehicle is heading. Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking can help avoid or reduce the severity of a collision with a detected pedestrian or bicyclist directly in front of you at speeds between 5 and 50 mph, though it has limited nighttime and low visibility performance. IntelliBeam can automatically turn high beams on and off at speeds above 25 mph according to surrounding traffic conditions, while Rear Cross Traffic Braking can alert you and automatically provide hard emergency braking when detected vehicles cross behind you in Reverse.

AT4 and Denali trim personalities

The Terrain lineup is especially appealing because its trims offer clear differences. Elevation provides a confident starting point with heated front seats and steering wheel, the 15" diagonal Premium GMC Infotainment System*, the 11" diagonal Driver Information Center and a strong safety foundation. AT4 is the rugged choice, adding AT4-exclusive Terrain drive mode, lifted ride height with red front recovery hooks*, a front skid plate with steel underbody shield, LED fog lamps and 17" Dark Machined aluminum wheels with all-terrain tires. It also brings the kind of visual attitude that looks at home around Colorado’s foothill routes and unpaved access roads. Denali focuses on premium refinement with heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear outboard seats, animated headlamps and taillamps, HD Surround Vision*, Rear Camera Mirror* and 19" Midnight Silver machined-face aluminum wheels with all-season tires. Denali also features a signature Galvano chrome grille and chrome accents on the side and rear. Available features such as the panoramic sunroof and Autosense Power Liftgate further enhance convenience and comfort.