The first 2020 model announced by the GMC brand was an updated Acadia with a facelift, brought to the market’s attention back in February of 2019 and releasing later this year. The 2020 model year of the GMC Acadia SUV gave it a new, bolder look, updated technology and interior features, more performance features than ever before, and more! Among these many changes, one that stood out was the announcement of an all-new AT4 trim for the Acadia model.
Today, we’ll go over the standard updates to the 2020 GMC Acadia model along with the specific and unique features offered with the 2020 GMC Acadia AT4 trim/package. Here’s what drivers can expect from the newest, midsize GMC SUV and its all-new off-road performance and appearance package.
Enhanced GMC Infotainment with Predictive Navigation
New Front and Rear Fascia
310 Horsepower and 271 lb-ft of Torque
Head-Up Display
Standard LED Lighting with Signature GMC C-Shaped Lighting
9-Speed Shiftable Automatic
Personal Profile Customization
Outside Mirrors with Integrated LED Turn Signals
Twin-Clutch All-Wheel Drive System
15-Watt Wireless Charging
Redesigned Center Console
Where Can I Test Drive and Buy the 2020 GMC Acadia AT4?
In addition to the features found with the standard 2020 GMC Acadia model, the brand-new AT4 trim of this redesigned model includes the following:
17” Trim-Specific Wheel Design
AT4-Branded Heavy-Duty Floor Mats
AT4-Branded Rear Cargo Area Mat
AT4 Exterior Badging
Black Chrome-Accented Grille
Black Mirror Caps
Black Roof Rails
Continental Terrain Contact All-Terrain Tires
Hands-Free Power Liftgate with GMC Logo Projection
High-Definition Rear-View Camera
And More!
The refreshed 2020 GMC Acadia will release later this year in the fall of 2019, along with its all-new, adventurous AT4 trim level. For more information on the 2020 GMC Acadia or any other upcoming 2020 GMC model updates, please contact us here at the Palmen GM dealership. The Palmen GM staff can be reached online, by phone, or with a visit to our dealership located in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
