Hello, my YouTube fam. Today, we have the GMC Yukon XL Denali Duramax Diesel.
Because this is a tech channel, we'll talk about the tech stuff in this car. I will make a review video if requested.
The key can be considered technology. You can start the car with the press of a button.
The red button is to find your car in a parking lot. Open and close the car's trunk from the key or close using the hood's button.
Even if you don't want to open the whole hood, you can just open the upper window.
You get keyless entry. Simply press the button to unlock and the retractable side steps will come out.
These stay illuminated in dark or at night. These steps help a lot since the car is very high.
As soon as you sit inside, an animation appears on the screens: One showing GMC and another Denali.
You have 4 screens in total. The first is a 12-inch gauge cluster, where all the needed info appears. The layout is customizable.
Use the buttons on the steering wheel to change the layout. Choose from classic, progressive, digital, and clean.
My fav is the classic. Let me know in the comments which one you like.
You have a 15-inch heads-up display which looks really cool at night. Adjust its brightness or information using the buttons on the side.
Then, you have a 10.2-inch infotainment screen with Google Assistant. GMC Denali comes with wifi hotspot.
You can use this 4G LTE hotspot with 7 different devices simultaneously which is pretty cool.
You get 2 12.6-inch screens in the back. These can be tilted and used with your headphones.
At the bottom, you get 2 HDMI ports to connect and 2 USB-C ports to charge your devices. As I said before, wifi is inbuilt.
You can easily play your games or stream movies while traveling. You also get 3-zone climate control and heated seats.
Let me plug in my laptop to show you the screen in action. Just plug in the HDMI cable and you can see the laptop's screen infront of you.
This is useful because you won't be looking down and straining your neck. The laptop screen shows up on both screens.
Back to the front screen, you can mirror your phone's screen, including all apps, on the screen.
You can add and switch between multiple devices. With inbuilt Google, you can use Google Maps, Google Assistant, or play store.
You have many other settings here. Trailering is used for towing upto 7500 lbs. Rear media controls the back dual screens.
Let's take a look at the rear-view mirror camera. You can switch to the regular mirror but this camera is more useful.
You can adjust the brightness, angle/level, and zoom in/out. It stays clear even at night which is a really good thing.
You can view your car from the top, front, and back. You have cameras for narrow spaces like parking in tight spots.
You can see the front and back tire angles. There's a trailer camera option also. You can choose between extended and dual views.
But I'm happy with the dual view. I really like the surround-view camera. As you can see, the cameras are working as I drive and reverse.
I've never driven such a huge car so all these cameras are really useful to me.
Coming to the music quality, you get a 14-speaker Bose sound system here. Judge for yourself. I think the quality's really amazing.
You get automatic air suspension. The car rises a bit when driving and lowers when parked.
With fourth-gen magnetic ride control, the wheel accelerometers judge your surface and adjust the suspension.
As I mentioned, you have an automatic air suspension which allows for a smooth ride. Basically, you'll feel like you're just rolling.
By pressing this button here, the car starts lowering. Hopefully, you can see from the hood.
And now it's rising. It's not by much but you can feel it.
You can choose from normal, sports, snow, or tow modes. I prefer sports mode and a lower height.
A tech must-have: USB-C, USB-A, car accessory ports, and wireless charging. Wired and wireless carplay are both offered here.
Not tech but I appreciate that GMC thought of this phone slot. The center console can also be moved back and forth.
This is something I haven't seen in other cars. It's like having a secret compartment. The control button is on the ceiling.
The panoramic sunroof button is also on the ceiling. Keep it closed or open halfway.
These buttons are homelinks. For example, you can pair your door so that when you pull up, the home door is open for you.
There are many more features like automatic folding seats. But I won't talk about those because I think those are more car features than tech.
But if you'd like to see those, do let me know in the comments. I can bring you a detailed video to show the lane assist, adaptive cruise control, and other features.
A quick look at the gauge cluster: choose from different features. Also, set the gap you want between your car and the one ahead.
Other safety features are rear cross-traffic alert, lane change alert, blind-spot monitor, lane assist, and emergency braking.
If a pedestrian crossing the road gets too near, the emergency brakes will activate. If your car is out of lane, lane assist will bring the car back.
The gauge cluster is helpful so that you know what's going on with your car. You can access your settings.
Not really tech but awesome, the folding and heated mirrors with a blind-spot monitor.
And this was the first Hindi video on GMC Yukon XL Denali. Thanks to GMC for loaning this car to me.
Let me know in the comments what you think of the GMC Denali and its features. This model is going for $83,370 plus 10% taxes.
approx. $3000 for registration, approx. $10,000 adjustment fees. If you can afford it, why not? This is a luxury model.
Thank you to those of you who lasted this long in the video. A last walk around before going.
And this completes the video. Don't forget to like, share, subscribe. With that, I'll see you in the next one.