With three trim options, a muscular build, and a tech-rich cabin, the 2025 GMC Acadia gives drivers plenty to talk about. Get to know this family-friendly SUV with our quick introduction below.
The Sharp-Looking Exterior
The Acadia has a wide stance, trim-specific grilles, and muscular body lines that stand proudly apart from the crowd. The entry-level Elevation trim comes with all-season Blackwell tires and 18-inch bright silver painted aluminum wheels. The rugged AT4 trim comes with all-terrain tires for extra traction when you hit the trail.
Solar-absorbing windows on the rear side keep your passengers comfortable. The heated and power-operated outside mirrors have integrated turn signal indicators for enhanced safety. For peace of mind, you’ll also have a full-size 18-inch spare tire.
The Turbo Engine
An eight-speed automatic transmission is paired with a strong turbo engine that delivers up to 328 horsepower and 326 lb.-ft. of torque. Front-wheel drive comes standard, while all-wheel drive can be had with the off-road-ready AT4 trim. When you need to hook up a trailer, you’ll have the right gear for towing up to 5,000 pounds.
The Modern Conveniences
Loads of cutting-edge details make life easier inside the Acadia. Tri-zone automatic climate control does an excellent job keeping the entire cabin comfortable. Before you climb inside, remote start lets you precondition the cabin. Save inside, your passengers can use the rear climate controls to manually adjust the airflow and temperature.
An eight-way power-operated driver’s seat comes with memory settings, allowing you to save your seat preferences. Keyless open and start get your journey started smoothly. A stunning 15-inch touchscreen houses your infotainment system, where you’ll find wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integrations. A wireless charging pad keeps your smartphone charged, and a premium sound system from Bose lets you listen to your favorite tunes with high-quality sound engineering.
The Three Rows of Seating
The entry-level Elevation trim seats eight passengers, while the AT4 and Denali trims have a seven-passenger capacity. In the eight-passenger arrangement, you’ll have two bench seats in your back rows. The setup in the seven-passenger SUVs switches out the second-row bench seat for two captain’s chairs, which can fold flat for additional cargo space or slide to the front when you need to clear a path to the third-row seats.
Behind the third row, you’ll have 23.00 cubic feet of volume for your cargo items. Folding the second and third rows down grants you a maximum cargo capacity of 97.50 cubic feet.
Now is a great time to get in and meet your next favorite ride. Contact AutoNation Buick GMC West Sahara in Las Vegas, NV to schedule a test drive of the plush Acadia.
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