2024 GMC Sierra Heavy Duty Preview

The 2024 GMC Sierra Heavy Duty Engine Lineup

There are expected to be two options for what you would like to have propelling you down the road from behind the wheel of the Sierra Heavy Duty. The 6.6L V8 gas engine will be the standard offering. With it at your disposal, you can expect to have as much as 401 horsepower helping you get from Point A to Point B.

The available 6.6L Duramax® Turbo Diesel engine has even more thrills in store for you. It’s able to generate a maximum of 470 horsepower. No matter which of these pieces of machinery you end up choosing, you can bet you’re in for an unmistakable driving experience.

Key Entertainment Options

Is having an exciting listening experience while you’re out getting the job done important to you? If so, you should be interested in what comes next. First, the standard 6-speaker audio system can be quite enjoyable from any position in the cabin. However, the available Bose® Premium Series with 12-speaker system can produce the kind of sound quality that makes you feel like you’re at a concert!

The 2024 GMC Sierra Heavy Duty will also be available with a SiriusXM® 3-month Platinum Trial Subscription for those who enjoy having an abundance of listening options. If you’re looking for more of a personalized experience, you might go with the available SiriusXM® with 360L 3-month Trial Subscription.

Key Safety Characteristics for the 2024 GMC Sierra Heavy Duty

These trucks come standard with Lane Departure Warning for those longer drives when constant concentration might be a little harder to come by. It tells you when it appears that you’re inadvertently veering into a neighboring lane.

The available Rear Park Assist is another item that can grab your attention. It issues alerts when your Sierra Heavy Duty is getting close to objects behind you while you’re in reverse. Backing in and out of parking spots at the office, jobsite, or grocery store just got a lot easier!

Safety Alert Seat is expected to be an available item as well. The vibrations in the driver seat will tell you from which direction a potential collision is taking place.