Room to Grow

With three rows, the GMC Yukon and the Chevy Tahoe provide roomy accommodations for every rider. Across their standard configurations, these SUVs deliver the same dimensions, further proving their commitment to comfort. However, the Yukon has a distinct advantage: the GMC Yukon XL configuration. By adding more than 15 inches to the vehicle’s length, the Yukon XL offers more wiggle room, particularly in the third row.

The interior dimensions of the Yukon and Tahoe may be similar, but it’s the GMC that offers more room for passenger comfort today and years down the road.

Pack It All

From weekly grocery store runs to after-school activities, the cargo hold of your SUV is a popular place. When comparing their base configurations, we once again see mirroring cargo dimensions between the GMC Yukon and the Chevy Tahoe. Depending on the seat configuration, each vehicle can hold at least 25.5 to 122.7 cubic feet of cargo space.

Thanks to the extra-long Yukon, this configuration offers even more cargo room, delivering a range of 41.5 to 144.5 cubic feet of cargo space. This extra room makes it possible to pack more without needing to store items on a rider’s lap. For reference, here’s what the added space in the Yukon XL can accommodate:

• Up to 15 extra grocery bags
• A pack-and-play and a large rolling suitcase
• A folded wagon and four camp chairs
• An 8-foot rolled area rug

When you never know what life may bring, the extra cargo space found with the GMC Yukon helps keep you prepared for all of life’s adventures.

Forge Ahead

Options, especially when it comes to performance, are essential. Some drivers may require more torque for quicker acceleration, while others prefer a balanced output to make their SUV a comfortable cruiser. Whether you choose the GMC Yukon or the Chevy Tahoe, you can choose from three engines. Which is most enticing to you?

• 5.3L V8: Delivers 355 horsepower and 383 lb-ft of torque for a comfortable commute.
• 6.2L V8: Delivers 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque for an available performance upgrade.
• 3.0L Duramax® Turbo Diesel: Delivers 305 horsepower and 495 lb-ft of torque for an optional, powerful ride that excels at efficiency.

An optional Adaptive Air Ride suspension with Magnetic Ride Control further enhances the comfort of your commute. This advanced system monitors feedback from each wheel and can automatically adjust the vertical suspension every millisecond to smooth out surface imperfections.

Tow, Tow, Tow Your Boat

The power found with the GMC Yukon and the Chevy Tahoe helps these vehicles perform challenging tasks with ease. They have a maximum towing capacity of at least 8,200 pounds, providing more than enough power to hook up a utility trailer for additional storage, a camper, or even a boat for a day on the water.

The ease of towing is enhanced by available features, including:

• Up to 14 camera angles, including Hitch View
• Blind Zone Steering Assist with Trailering
• Trailering Assist Guidelines

While these features are offered with each vehicle, only the GMC Yukon is outfitted with Super Cruise® Driver-Assist Technology with trailering capabilities. This addition allows you to enjoy the perks of hands-free highway driving, even with your outdoor toy attached. The Tahoe also offers an optional Super Cruise® system but lacks trailering capabilities.

Entertainment Abounds

Quick trips across town are easy, but what about long days spent running errands or weekend getaways? The GMC Yukon and the Chevy Tahoe add the necessary infotainment features to help keep your little ones engaged and entertained from Point A to Point B, no matter how many miles from home that may be. Regardless of which SUV you choose, you’ll have standard and available access to digital features, including:

• Wireless Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™
• Wireless phone charger
• Rear Seat Media System

These thoughtful touches help turn the moments of “Are we there yet?” into cries of “Are we there already?” Plus, the addition of an optional Bose® premium audio system delivers crisp audio throughout the cabin. While the Tahoe tops out at 10 speakers, the Yukon more than doubles this number to ensure every seat is treated to the same high-quality audio output.

Staying Safe & Sound

Safety is the most important thing, especially when traveling with your most precious cargo. The GMC Yukon and the Chevy Tahoe add GMC Pro Safety to their vehicles, offering priceless peace of mind. Cameras and sensors monitor your surroundings and alert you to potential hazards you may have missed. With either SUV, these standard features work overtime to help keep you safe:

• Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning
• Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking
• Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking
• Teen Driver

The Yukon and the Tahoe may share some safety features, but only the Yukon comes standard with a Traffic Sign Recognition system. This feature helps keep you aware of vital road signs, such as speed limits, to ensure you’re always in the know, even in unfamiliar areas. The Tahoe skips this feature entirely.