2009 GMC Yukon Hybrid

At a Glance

Drive Types RWD, 4WD, AWD
Engines 5.3l V8, 6.0l V8 HEV, 6.2l V8
Transmissions A4, A6
Fuel Economy 12-21 (city), 19-22 (highway)

GM has redesigned the popular Yukon & Yukon Denali to make them more competitive in the full-size SUV market. The exterior styling has been tightened up for a more contemporary look, while the interior has been updated with improved materials and build quality. New optional features include head curtain airbags, power liftgate, 20-inch alloy wheels, rear camera system, and 2nd row folding seats. Stabilitrak(R) stability control is standard. The standard 5.3L V-8 has Active Fuel Management(TM), and can also run on E85 (85% ethanol/15% gasoline). Active Fuel Management(TM) allows the engine to run on 4-cylinders under light load conditions, for improved fuel economy.

What Changed:

All models (except the hybrid) now equip a 5.3L V8 with variable valve timing and the ability to run on ethanol.

Model/Trim/Package Engine Original MSRP
Yukon SLE 5.3l V8 (320-bhp) A6 RWD TBD
Yukon SLE 5.3l V8 (320-bhp) A6 4WD TBD
Yukon SLT 5.3l V8 (320-bhp) A6 RWD TBD
Yukon SLT 5.3l V8 (320-bhp) A6 4WD TBD
Yukon Hybrid 6.0l V8 HEV (332-bhp) A4 4WD TBD
Yukon Hybrid 6.0l V8 HEV (332-bhp) A4 RWD TBD
Yukon Denali 6.2l V8 (403-bhp) A6 RWD TBD
Yukon Denali 6.2l V8 (403-bhp) A6 AWD TBD
Yukon Denali Hybrid 6.0l V8 HEV (332-bhp) A4 RWD TBD
Yukon Denali Hybrid 6.0l V8 HEV (332-bhp) A4 4WD TBD