GMC Denali Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

Denali is GMC's premium sub-brand, not a single vehicle. It appears as the top trim on the Terrain, Acadia, Yukon, and Sierra 1500, and each one sells at a very different price. A shopper asking what a GMC Denali costs is really asking about four separate vehicles.

Most prices below are 2027 model year MSRPs as listed by iSeeCars, which shows no publication date. The Sierra 1500 Denali figures are 2026 model year starting prices from TrueCar, and they include destination, so they are kept in a separate table. GMC can adjust pricing during the year, so confirm the number for your configuration with a dealer.

These figures are base MSRPs and exclude destination.

The Terrain Denali 4x4 is the entry point at $42,200. The Acadia Denali lists at $58,900, or $60,900 with 4x4. The Acadia Denali Ultimate costs $63,400, or $65,400 with 4x4.

The Yukon Denali, GMC's full-size SUV, is listed at $83,100 with 4x2 and $86,100 with 4x4. The Yukon Denali Ultimate with 4x4 is $104,800.

Pickup trucks follow a similar pattern. TrueCar lists starting prices for the 2026 Sierra 1500 Denali that include destination, which is why they appear apart from the table above.

The Sierra 1500 Denali starts at $68,895 and the Denali Ultimate at $87,195. Do not add destination to these two figures, and do not compare them directly with the destination-exclusive prices for the SUVs without adjusting for it.

Destination is a separate fee on top of MSRP for the SUVs.

The Terrain and Acadia each carry $1,995, and the Yukon carries $2,795. Add the right one to the model you are pricing to see the sticker total before options and taxes.

Denali is GMC's premium trim level on each of these vehicles. In general it brings the fullest list of comfort and technology equipment, though the exact content varies by model. The Ultimate versions add more on top of the regular Denali on the Acadia, Yukon, and Sierra, so look at the equipment list rather than assuming it carries over from one model to the next.

The Acadia, Yukon, and Sierra each have a Denali Ultimate listed above the regular Denali. The Acadia Denali Ultimate is $63,400 against $58,900, and the Sierra pair is $68,895 against $87,195. Before choosing, compare what the Ultimate adds, since the extra equipment is what accounts for the price gap.

The right Denali depends on what you need the vehicle to do. The Terrain suits a buyer who wants a compact crossover with premium trim. The Acadia fits a family that needs more passenger space. The Yukon is for larger loads and passengers, and the Sierra is the pickup choice. Pick the vehicle first, then choose the trim.

Ask the dealer for an out-the-door quote showing destination, taxes, and fees. Prices for premium trims can vary more between dealers than prices for base trims, and dealers may discount or add markups.