GMC Barely Changed the Acadia for 2027 — Only the Price Tags Moved

GMC has released 2027 model-year pricing for the Acadia in the US. The base Elevation is now $200 cheaper, while the top Denali Ultimate goes up $300.

Author: Polina Kotikova

04:32 05-07-2026

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The 2027 GMC Acadia has received updated pricing for the US market. There is no major overhaul of the lineup: after the big generational change in 2024 and the arrival of the Denali Ultimate in 2026, the crossover sticks to only minor tweaks.

The base Acadia Elevation with front-wheel drive is priced at $45,595, while the all-wheel-drive version comes in at $47,595. That is $200 less than the 2026 model. The off-road Acadia AT4, offered exclusively with all-wheel drive, starts at $54,395 — $100 below last year.

The Denali trims hold steady: $57,895 for front-wheel drive and $59,895 for all-wheel drive. GMC had earlier weighed making the Super Cruise package standard on the Denali, which could have pushed the price up, but ultimately dropped the idea. At the top of the range sits the Denali Ultimate: $65,395 for the front-wheel-drive version and $67,395 with all-wheel drive — now $300 more than before. All figures include the $1995 destination charge.

Technically, the 2027 Acadia keeps its turbocharged 2.5-liter gasoline engine and the GM C1 platform. Production will continue at the company's plant in Michigan.