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17 GMC models with official figures (1984–2027). Pick a model, or search for a version by name, year, engine size or power.

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17 models
ModelYearsMarkets
Acadia3 generations2007–2027USCA
Caballero1 generation1984–1987US
Canyon3 generations2004–2026USCA
Envoy2 generations2002–2009USCA
Envoy XL1 generation2002–2007USCA
Hummer EV1 generation2024–2025EUUSCA
Jimmy2 generations1984–2005USCA
Rally1 generation1984–1995USCA
Safari2 generations1985–2005USCA
Savana2 generations1996–2017USCA
Sierra5 generations1984–2026USCA
Sonoma2 generations1984–2004USCA
Suburban2 generations1984–1999USCA
Terrain3 generations2010–2027USCA
Vandura1 generation1984–1995USCA
Yukon5 generations1992–2027EUUSCA
Yukon XL4 generations2000–2027USCA

What is GMC known for?

GMC is an American brand within General Motors, the Detroit-based automaker. Its identity is built around trucks and SUVs, from work-focused pickups and vans to large family vehicles. GMC’s lineup also includes more comfort-oriented versions, while retaining a practical, truck-centred character.

Which GMC models are in the range?

The Sierra is the long-running pickup line, while the Canyon is a smaller truck. SUV names include the Yukon and extended Yukon XL, alongside the Acadia and Terrain. The Hummer EV brings an electric pickup and SUV into the mix. Earlier parts of the range included the Jimmy, Safari, Savana, Sonoma and Envoy, as well as the Caballero, Rally, Suburban and Vandura.

That mix gives GMC a broad role within GM: it serves drivers looking for a pickup, a roomy SUV or a van, rather than concentrating on passenger cars. Models such as the Yukon and Sierra sit at the large end of the range; the Terrain is a smaller SUV.

How has the GMC range changed over time?

The model years represented here stretch from 1984 to 2027. Sierra and Jimmy appear from 1984, and the Sonoma and Suburban also begin in that year. The Yukon arrives in 1992, followed by the Yukon XL in 2000. Later additions include the Canyon, Acadia and Terrain, giving the range more pickup and SUV choices.

Several older nameplates end in the 1990s or 2000s, including the Rally and Vandura, then the Safari, Envoy and Jimmy. Sierra, Canyon, Yukon and Yukon XL continue into the later years shown, alongside newer SUV lines. The names point to a range that has shifted over time while keeping trucks and SUVs at its centre.

Does GMC make electric vehicles?

Yes. The Hummer EV appears in the range from 2024, marking an electric chapter for the brand. General Motors has also introduced the Sierra EV, though it is not among the GMC model names listed here. GMC’s move into electric trucks adds a new powertrain to a lineup historically known for pickups and large SUVs.

Where are GMC vehicles sold?

GMC appears in official figures for the United States and Canada, as well as European Union registration figures. In the EU figures, the Yukon recorded 19 registrations in 2025 and the Hummer EV recorded 10 in 2024. These are small totals, but they show both a traditional large SUV and an electric model reaching European buyers.

Official consumption and emissions figures are not directly interchangeable between regions: European ratings use WLTP or, for older vehicles, NEDC; the United States uses EPA procedures, and Canada uses the 5-cycle test.

Questions and answers

Is GMC an American brand?

Yes. GMC is part of General Motors, the American automaker headquartered in Detroit.

What are GMC’s main model lines?

The core names include the Sierra and Canyon pickups, the Yukon and Yukon XL large SUVs, and the Acadia and Terrain SUVs. The Hummer EV is the electric pickup and SUV line.

Does GMC sell electric models?

Yes. The Hummer EV is an all-electric pickup and SUV. General Motors has also introduced an electric Sierra.

Which markets include GMC figures?

The figures cover the United States, Canada and European Union registrations. The official tests differ between these regions, so their consumption and emissions ratings should be read in context.