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New 2025 GMC Yukon AT4 | Leaked | Facelift | New Interior | New Duramax Turbodiesel | USA
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 22. 04. 2024
- Updated New 2025 GMC Yukon AT4 Caught Undergoing Testing Without Any Camouflage Again. Fully Leaked In AT4 Trim Before It's Official Premier, New Revamped Interior And Minor Exterior Changes, So what's new? let's find out.
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Nice but just not sold for what Iâm paying for
As an owner of a 2022 at4, ew for that front look but the screen looks sick
If that is the center screen, that big monster, I will not buy this vehicle. That screen is overly big and ugly. And I prefer having buttons for a number of the common features so I don't always have to take my eyes off the road to make adjustments.
The HVAC buttons will be located under the screen with short cut buttons as well, the final interior will look similar to the new 2024 GMC Acadia.
@@Review1box That's good that the hvac buttons are still avail, hopefully radio stuff too, but that monster of a screen is still way out of proportion to all other aspects of the dash area, and I think just looks ugly as sin as a result, so I have zero interest in it. And if the Acadia is like that too, I have zero interest in that as well. Just plain ugly. Too bad. I had been anxious to see the 2025 Yukons and even Escalade's but if they are all like this, I won't get any of them, and will just look elsewhere.
Amen. Can't stand that big- ass tablet in the center console; total deal breaker for me and all too much like MB.
Nobody gives AF...It's going to sell with or without you...I'm sick of you crybabies always in the comments complaining..
COLUMN SHIFT IS BACK
The headlights are hideous. Why would they modify them that much?
They might look better in the production models or maybe up close.
Seems they are all moving toward lower positioned headlights. Better for illuminating the road and not minding oncoming traffic.
If these pics are correct, it also appears that instead of modifying the diesel engine to fit into the initial Yukon AT4 front so they can offer it as an AT4 option, they decreased the front approach angle to make room for the diesel engine, and not only does that decrease the offroad functionality but it looks worse not better. I thought the Yukon AT4 had the best looking exterior of the all suv's, including the Denali, in large part b/c of that steep approach angle, but now much less so with this lowered approach angle, it is no longer differentiated as much, and as such is not as special or as good looking. Oh well. Maybe I am wrong, but it doesn't appear so.
The pics are official but the front part is either raised on purpose or they might be testing new off-road suspension which will be offered in the new AT-4 version. Some suggest that when the pictures were being taken, the driver accelerated hard to avoid being caught so the pitching is due to the acceleration. Either way it will soon be unveiled and may look better than in these spy images.
@@Review1box To further clarify my observation, it looks like GM dropped the approach angle of the front skid plate more quickly when starting from the front, so the diesel engine can fit in better, resulting in that skid plate looking more rounded and lower more quickly instead of just a flat plate going straight back at an angle remaining higher longer as it moves under the vehicle. And I can't tell this for sure, so I may be wrong, but it kind of appears that they added some inches to the length forward of the front bumper to also make more room for the diesel engine option; if this is true it would also be disappointing, but a comparison of the actual length of the vehicle from 2024 to 2025 might answer that one. I am assuming this is all done to allow the diesel option finally in the Yukon AT4, but I had hoped they'd redesign the diesel engine to make it smaller to fit in better and not redesign that beautiful front end of the original Yukon AT4.
Always wanting to add something positive as well, it does appear GM has increased both the HP and Torque of the diesel, a little, but still relevant, and very positive.
Yes, that's a very keen observation and on point âïž
Glad i bought my 2022 yukon cuz that thing is ugly af
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"Ugly?" These are minimal changes; looks pretty much the same to me except for that monstrosity of an infotainment screen!