2027 GMC Canyon · Four-wheel drive

Which 2027 GMC Canyon trims have four-wheel drive?

Standard on three, optional on one. is standard on the AT4, Denali and AT4X and optional on the Elevation. On that one, you'll need the Single-speed 4WD. The cheapest Canyon , 61.7-inch with it costs $43,400. It's an Elevation with the Single-speed Autotrac 4WD.

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.

Trim by trim

TrimHow you get itCheapest with it
ElevationAdd the Single-speed Autotrac 4WD$43,400With the Single-speed Autotrac 4WD
AT4Standard$46,700As it comes
DenaliStandard$54,300As it comes
AT4XStandard$58,300As it comes

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The cheapest Canyon Crew Cab, 61.7-inch short bed with four-wheel drive

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Elevation

Crew Cab, 5-ft bed · Single-speed Autotrac 4WD

5.1 FT BED131.4″ WHEELBASE31.6″ TIRE

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−60 lb
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Vs. a stock Elevation

  • 4x4 systemSingle-speed Autotrac 4WD
    Rear-wheel drive→Single-speed Autotrac 4WD
Max payload
1,670 lb → 1,610 lb−60 lb
Highway mpg
23 mpg → 22 mpg−1 mpg

Gains 4A automatic 4WD

  • Has Autotrac 4WD
  • No Low range
  • Has Rear locker
  • No Front locker
  • No Heated seats
  • No Ventilated seats
  • No Surround camera
  • No Bose audio
Engine
2.7L TurboMax · 350 hp · 450 lb-ft
Transmission
8-speed automatic
Drive
Single-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
265/65R18 all-terrain tires
Ground clearance
9.6″ · stock specification
Curb weight
4,610 lb · base equipment
GCWR
13,250 lb
Seats
5 · two rows · Cloth seats with manual front adjustment
Center / driver displays
11.3″ touchscreen / 11″ driver display
Audio
Six-speaker audio
Sunroof
Not fitted
Tailgate
Remote locking
Underbody cameras
Not fitted
Bed floor
61.7″ long × 58.1″ wide
Between wheelhouses
45.5″
Bed outlet
Not fitted
Rear legroom
34.7″

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Lower starting price than the Canyon

2027 Canyon: $39,900

Before destination and options. Cab and body styles can differ. Canyon: Elevation · Crew Cab, 5-ft bed.

Higher available horsepower than the Canyon

2027 Canyon: 350 hp

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Higher combined mpg than the Canyon

2027 Canyon: 20 mpg

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Higher tow rating than the Canyon

2027 Canyon: 7,700 lb

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