GMC Denali XT Concept
At the 2008 Chicago Auto Show, GMC unveiled the GMC Denali XT concept, which offers a 50-percent increase in combined fuel economy than comparable small pickup trucks when running on gasoline. Built upon a unibody architecture and rear-wheel drive, this hybrid SUT incorporates a muscular form and performance-styled design. It ensures a reputation for advanced engineering, refinement, and the first combination of GM's two-mode hybrid system with an E85 ethanol-capable engine.
The Denali XT's more efficient 4.9L version of GM's small-block V-8 features fuel-saving technologies such as direct-injection technology and Active Fuel Management. The engine is paired with the two-mode hybrid propulsion system to give an exceptional fuel economy while delivering uncompromising capability, including all-electric drive at low speeds - perfect for a variety of active lifestyle activities such as towing or hauling.
"The Denali XT is functional and capable," said Jim Bunnell, GMC general manager. "It is a vehicle that exemplifies GMC's engineering excellence, as well as GM's commitment to hybrid and advanced technologies."
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