GMC expands its hybrid lineup with Yukon Denali Hybrid
By Andrew C., 26 Aug, 2010. 0 Comments
2010 GMC Yukon Denali Hybrid
The GMC's Yukon Hybrid range received the long waited 2-Mode Hybrid powertrain and it is ready to hit the road with its new fuel saver technology. The new top level GMC Yukon Denali Hybrid will be powered by a potent 6.0L Vortec V8 engine, capable of 332HP and reaching up to 6,200-pound towing capacity. The new tech means a 2-Mode Electrically Variable Transmission which includes 2 electric motors, receiving power from a 300volt nickel hybrid battery back.
The EPA fuel saving ratings are calculated around 21 city, 22 highway for two-wheel drive models and 20/20 when equipped with 4WD.
In terms of new and advanced mechanical adding, the Denali Hybrid is a pioneer in using the GM's MagnaRide suspension system on the Yukon. The top level GMC Denali Hybrid will come out of production completely entirely equipped in standard version with only 3 options available: a sunroof, rear-seat entertainment DVD system and side blind zone alert mirrors.
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