The 2027 GMC Terrain comes standard with a 15-inch Premium GMC Infotainment touchscreen and Google built-in across all trims. The Terrain adds an 11-inch Driver Information Center, making this a meaningful technology upgrade over prior generations. This page covers every tech feature by trim, and you can browse available inventory at Greg Hubler Buick GMC in Marion, IN.
2027 GMC Terrain full specs and trims
The 2027 GMC Terrain positions itself as a tech-forward compact SUV with features that were once reserved for luxury segments. Every Terrain, starting with the Elevation FWD, ships with the 15-inch diagonal Premium GMC Infotainment System touchscreen. That screen is large even by today’s standards in this class. Paired with an 11-inch diagonal Driver Information Center directly in the driver’s sightline, the Terrain gives the driver two distinct displays working together rather than a single screen pulling double duty.
Google built-in is also standard across all trims. That means Google Maps, Google Assistant, and access to Google Play apps are baked directly into the vehicle’s operating system, no phone required. Bluetooth connectivity, AM/FM radio, and Google Assistant voice control round out the baseline tech package.
On the safety side, Blind Zone Steering Assist, Forward Collision Alert, an HD Rear Vision Camera, and Tailgating Alert all come standard. These are not optional add-ons buried in a package; they are included on every 2027 Terrain sold.
Google built-in on the 2027 Terrain is not the same as Android Auto. Android Auto mirrors your phone’s interface onto the screen. Google built-in is embedded in the vehicle’s own software. The Terrain uses the vehicle’s data connection to run Google services natively, so navigation, voice commands, and app access continue working even when your phone is not connected or has a weak signal.
The 15-inch touchscreen handles infotainment, navigation, climate, and app interaction. The 11-inch Driver Information Center sits in the instrument cluster and shows trip data, driver assistance alerts, and navigation turn prompts at a glance. Drivers in Marion, IN and the surrounding area will find the split-screen setup reduces time looking away from the road during navigation.
Google Assistant voice control lets drivers send messages, adjust settings, control navigation, and manage audio hands-free. The command structure uses natural language, so you can say a destination the way you would say it to a person rather than using rigid command syntax.
The Terrain is offered in three trims: Elevation, AT4, and Denali.
Elevation FWD and Elevation AWD share the same core technology package. Both include the 15-inch touchscreen, Google built-in, the 11-inch Driver Information Center, Google Assistant voice control, Bluetooth, AM/FM radio, and all four standard safety features.
AT4 AWD builds on the Elevation’s tech foundation. Buyers considering the AT4 for its off-road capability get the same infotainment suite as the Elevation, plus available Technology Package upgrades.
Denali AWD is the top trim and includes available HD Surround Vision, a feature that stitches together multiple camera feeds to give an overhead perspective of the vehicle and its surroundings. This is particularly useful in tight parking situations or when maneuvering in low-visibility conditions. The AutoSense Liftgate and the available panoramic sunroof are also accessible at this level.
The available Technology Package adds remote interior and exterior camera viewing, letting owners check on the vehicle’s surroundings from a smartphone when parked.
For drivers in Marion, IN and nearby communities, the practical impact of the Terrain’s tech stack shows up in ordinary situations. Google Maps with live traffic data means accurate routing without relying on a phone mount or Bluetooth lag. The 15-inch screen is large enough to display a full map with legible detail even from the driver’s seat without leaning forward.
The HD Rear Vision Camera is standard on every trim, which matters for daily parking tasks. The Denali’s HD Surround Vision goes further, giving a complete bird’s-eye view that makes parallel parking or navigating crowded lots significantly easier.
The AutoSense Liftgate, available on upper trims, opens automatically when it detects the key fob near the rear of the vehicle. For grocery runs or gear loading, that hands-free access is a practical time-saver. The 29.8 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row, expandable to 63.5 cubic feet, pairs well with that feature.
The remote camera viewing feature available in the Technology Package lets owners check the vehicle’s interior or exterior via a connected app. Families with children who have left items in the car, or buyers who park in unfamiliar areas, find this feature immediately useful.
The 15-inch touchscreen on the 2027 Terrain is larger than most competitors in the compact SUV class. Many rivals in this segment still pair smaller screens with proprietary software, requiring a phone connection for navigation and voice assistants to function properly.
The native Google built-in integration sets the Terrain apart from competitors that treat smartphone mirroring as the primary interface. Running Google services through the vehicle’s own connection means the system works consistently regardless of cell signal on your phone.
The 11-inch Driver Information Center is also a differentiator. Several compact SUVs in this price range use a smaller digital cluster or retain an analog gauge cluster. The dual large-screen setup on the Terrain is more common in vehicles priced significantly higher.
On safety technology, standard Blind Zone Steering Assist goes beyond a simple warning. When the system detects a vehicle in the blind zone and the driver attempts to change lanes, it applies subtle steering input to help guide the vehicle away from the hazard. Competitors often offer only an audible or visual alert at this trim level and price point.
The best way to understand the 2027 Terrain’s dual-screen setup and Google built-in is to use them in person. Greg Hubler Buick GMC serves shoppers in Marion and throughout central Indiana with in-stock Terrain inventory across trims. A test drive is the fastest way to confirm whether the Elevation’s standard tech suite meets your needs or whether the Denali’s HD Surround Vision and camera package justify the step up.
Yes. Google built-in is standard on all 2027 Terrain trims, including the base Elevation FWD.
The 2027 Terrain comes with a 15-inch diagonal Premium GMC Infotainment System touchscreen on every trim.
Yes. An 11-inch diagonal Driver Information Center sits in the instrument cluster and displays navigation prompts, alerts, and vehicle data separately from the main touchscreen.
Google built-in is embedded in the vehicle’s own operating system and uses the vehicle’s data connection. Android Auto mirrors your phone’s interface onto the screen. Google built-in works without a connected phone.
HD Surround Vision is available on the Denali AWD trim. It is not standard across all trims.
The AutoSense Liftgate detects the key fob near the rear of the vehicle and opens the liftgate automatically without the driver needing to touch or press anything.
Remote interior and exterior camera viewing is available through the Technology Package. It is not included on every trim as standard equipment.
Yes. Blind Zone Steering Assist is standard on every 2027 Terrain trim. It applies subtle steering input when a lane change is detected with a vehicle in the blind zone, going beyond a simple alert.
