2027 GMC Canyon · Trim vs trim · Crew Cab, 61.7-inch short bed

2027 GMC Canyon AT4 vs Denali: what's the difference?

The Denali costs $7,600 more. It starts at $54,300 as a , 61.7-inch , and the AT4 at $46,700. The Denali adds a name-brand sound system, , a , a and . It also changes the wheels, tires and seats. Its is 1,390 lb, 180 less than the AT4's 1,570.

Our Canyon data has all four U.S. 2027 , both Elevation drive systems and selected seat, camera, and bedliner choices. It doesn't have AEV, Nightfall, Denali Black Edition, wheels, other dealer accessories, paint, subscriptions, earlier and option-adjusted weights yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.

AT4$46,700
Denali$54,300

What changes, as they come

Numbers
WhatAT4Denali
Payload, best caseAT41,570 lbDenali1,390 lb
Tire diameterAT431.6″Denali33.0″
Wheel sizeAT418″Denali20″
Ground clearanceAT49.6″Denali10.5″
Parts
WhatAT4Denali
WheelsAT418″ Gloss Black machined aluminum wheelsDenali20″ machined aluminum wheels with Carbon Grey Metallic accents
TiresAT4265/65R18 all-terrain tiresDenali275/60R20 all-terrain tires
Side stepsAT4NoneDenali5-inch rectangular chrome assist steps
SeatsAT4Heated cloth and CoreTec front seats, power driver adjustmentDenaliHeated and ventilated leather-appointed front seats with driver memory
AudioAT4Six-speaker audioDenaliBose seven-speaker audio
Equipment
WhatAT4Denali
HD Surround Vision and adaptive cruise controlAT4Not includedDenaliYes
6.3″ head-up displayAT4Not includedDenaliYes
Heated steering wheel and wireless phone chargingAT4Not includedDenaliYes
Spray-on bedlinerAT4Not includedDenaliYes

The same on both: towing as they come (7,700 lb), horsepower (350 hp), combined mpg (19 mpg), city mpg (17 mpg) and highway mpg (22 mpg).

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The Denali Crew Cab, 61.7-inch short bed, as it comes

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Denali

Crew Cab, 5-ft bed

5.1 FT BED131.4″ WHEELBASE33.0″ TIRE

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Packages & options

Comfort & tech

What your options change

This is a stock Denali. Pick a package and every part it swaps shows up here, and in orange on the truck.

  • Has Autotrac 4WD
  • Has Low range
  • Has Rear locker
  • No Front locker
  • Has Heated seats
  • Has Ventilated seats
  • Has Surround camera
  • Has Bose audio
Engine
2.7L TurboMax · 350 hp · 450 lb-ft
Transmission
8-speed automatic
Drive
Two-speed Autotrac 4WD
Rear differential
3.42 automatic locking rear differential
Front differential lock
No selectable front lock
Suspension
Off-road suspension with 2-inch factory lift
Tires
275/60R20 all-terrain tires
Ground clearance
10.5″ · stock specification
Curb weight
4,840 lb · base equipment
GCWR
13,250 lb
Seats
5 · two rows · Heated and ventilated leather-appointed front seats with driver memory
Center / driver displays
11.3″ touchscreen / 11″ driver display
Audio
Bose seven-speaker audio
Sunroof
Not fitted
Tailgate
MultiStow storage · EZ-Lift and Lower
Underbody cameras
Not fitted
Bed floor
61.7″ long × 58.1″ wide
Between wheelhouses
45.5″
Bed outlet
120V · 400W shared with cab outlet
Rear legroom
34.7″

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