Not long ago, the road test spy photos of the new generation of Chevrolet Kurod pickup trucks were exposed, and recently, the latest spy photos of its brother model GMC Canyon also appeared in our field of vision. Although GM did not specify the launch time of its two mid-size pickup trucks, we can see that through the continuous testing and exposure of new cars, we can see that these two pickups are accelerating the pace of improving vehicles.
Previously, the new GMC Canyon had exposed a set of spy photos of heavily camouflaged models, but from that set of pictures, it was difficult to get valid information. The spy photos taken this time still use heavy camouflage, but it can be seen from some of the cutouts in the front of the car that the new car uses LED headlight groups. At the same time, the vehicle's front bumper size is small, probably a treatment done to increase the approach angle.
In this spy photo, we also got more information about the interior of the vehicle, from the picture, the new GMC Canyon adopts a completely different interior design style from the current model, and the center console shape of the new car is more inclined to the style orientation of the new GMC Sierra. Above the center console is a floating multimedia screen, and the central control screen has a built-in Android Automotive infotainment system, which is the same as GMC Yukon and has a very rich function.
Below the multimedia screen, a set of physical buttons is set up that can be used to control several air conditioning functions of the vehicle, including seat heating and ventilation functions. What is certain is that the new GMC Canyon is equipped with a three-spoke multi-function leather steering wheel, which should inherit a large number of functional control buttons above.
The current GMC Canyon has shown a hint of fatigue in the market, and the overall shape and configuration of the vehicle is gradually out of touch with the trend. Therefore, GM needs to further accelerate the pace of its mid-size pickup trucks to cope with increasingly fierce market competition.