GMC Yukon Denali Ultimate Black Edition, an extreme SUV for the American market

While the arrival of new SUVs is a constant in the international market, because it is one of the most popular segments worldwide, in the United States this type of vehicle is even more popular. GMC is a purely American manufacturer and that is why it wants to offer its customers the best alternatives for their tastes. The Yukon Denali Ultimate Black Edition is an off-roader designed for an American driver and, truly, it is a very spectacular vehicle.

And if we are talking about a definitive edition, it has to mark a clear difference from the model it is based on. On the exterior there are not many changes from the basic model, although various trim pieces can be seen, such as the outside mirror caps, which feature a chrome finish. The 22-inch two-tone wheels help set it apart and, in addition, the Onyx Black body colour makes the most effective change. The exhaust tip is also chrome, which offers a very attractive contrast.

On the inside there are no major changes, because it is a well-equipped SUV with quite luxurious finishes. That said, there are new floor mats to point out some change. But where there is more novelty is in the technological equipment. This version uses the Open Road package, which includes a power sunroof, an entertainment system for the rear seats and an adaptive cruise control system with automatic braking to improve its handling.

In addition, this version features retractable running boards to improve access to the interior and is equipped with glass breakage and interior motion sensors, especially with driving on difficult terrain in mind, where stones may strike the windows and cause accidents.

The engine fitted to this SUV is a 6.2-litre V8 block that produces 420 CV and 621 Nm of torque, paired with a 10-speed gearbox. This transmission can send power to both axles, so it is a vehicle that can tackle difficult terrain without strain and deliver all the performance needed.

For GMC, this version will offer whoever chooses it a more significant and bold experience from a car that already has formidable capabilities. What do you think of this black, powerful off-roader, for the US market only?