The Terrain’s diesel engine is no longer an option for drivers. Fortunately, the Pro Security Plus Package is now included as standard equipment across the entire lineup, so it’s not all bad news. In all other respects, the Terrain will remain the same when it enters the year 2022.

The baseline technical equipment list includes a 7-inch touchscreen. Since the Terrain is compatible with Devices Auto, Alexa, and Apple CarPlay. This makes the Terrain an easy and practical choice on the part of drivers everywhere. In addition to Bluetooth and four USB ports, a Wi-Fi hotspot is included.

For the most affluent of consumers, there are even more advanced options available in the Denali model. Wireless charge and satellite radio are two of the most notable features. Select 2022 Terrain vehicles are equipped with a DVD player for rear-seat entertainment.

The lack of a diesel option leaves drivers with only two options: gasoline and electric. A 170-horsepower turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine comes standard on the SL, SLE, and SLT trim levels. This is a reasonable performance, but the 2.0L four-cylinder is more appealing to most drivers. It increases the engine’s output to 252 hp. The SLT and Denali models come standard with this engine.

Either of these models comes standard with a nine-speed automatic transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard, although all-wheel drive is available, as it is with the majority of this class. The towing capacity of the basic engine is 1,500 pounds. Versions with the larger capacity are capable of towing up to 3,500 lb., though.

The 2022 Terrain comes standard with automated temperature control and sensor keyless entry. There are leather-wrapped spare wheels and six speaker audio system in the entry-level SL’s interior. The warmed front seats and power-adjustable driver’s seat are only available on the SLT trim level. The warmed steering wheel and Bose premium sound system help the Denali live up to its high-end reputation.

The 2022 GMC Terrain is ideal for families who need a lot of room but also want the latest technology. In the congested compact SUV market, customers won’t soon forget this one. 

On paper, the Terrain may not appear as practical as its rivals when it comes to transporting cargo. Behind the backseat, there are 29.6 cubic feet of space, and behind the front row, there are 63.3 cubic feet of space. However, the Terrain’s fold-flat front seat passenger is an optional feature. Throughout the cabin, there are also a number of little cubbies for storing smaller items. A power liftgate with hands-free operation is an option.

The Terrain excels when it comes to passenger space. There is plenty of room for adults on both rows. The Terrain’s sturdy and comfortable seats make it a great choice for long road trips as well as regular commutes in the suburbs. Standard features include cloth upholstery and manually-adjustable front seats. Elements such as a cool or heated front seat and a leather interior are offered as optional upgrades.

The 2022 Terrain is expected to have a great fuel efficiency. Drivers can expect to earn 25 mpg in the city and 30mpg on the highway if they stick with the base engine and front-wheel drive. With that same engine, all-wheel-drive vehicles may achieve the same mileage in the city, but they drop to 28mpg when driving on the interstate. 

A gas mileage of 21mpg in the city and 26mpg on the highway are possible with the 2022 Terrain’s 2.0L turbocharged engine and all-wheel drive.

The new 2022 Landscape is a great option for families looking for the most up-to-date safety features. There are many new features in this year’s models that make it easier for drivers to stay in their lane and avoid accidents, such as automated high-beams and lane departure warning. Parents can set driving restrictions for their children and receive reports through the Teen Driver system, which is also standard.

The NHTSA found the 2022 Terrain to be a reliable performer in its testing. Overall, this vehicle received a perfect score of 5, including perfect scores in both front and side crashes. Cruise control, an emergency warning seat, self – parking, and a parking management system are just some of the features available to buyers who choose the higher trim levels.