Model year 2018 · 2nd gen (2015–2022)

2018 GMC Canyon specs

The 2018 GMC Canyon weighs 3,948–4,480 lb at the curb and measures 212.6–224.8 in long, by configuration, per GMC’s own documents.

We hold 6 configurations of the 2018 Canyon, and GMC gives a figure for every one.

Retail configurations
6
Documents
1

01 / Configurations

Every 2018 Canyon configuration

6 retail configurations sold in 2018, each with the figures GMC publishes for it. A number a factory package raises shows under the configuration’s own. GMC gives figures for weights and dimensions.

20186 configurations
2018 GMC Canyon 2nd gen: every configuration with its numbers
ConfigurationCurb weight
Extended Cab Long Bed 2WD3,948 lb
Extended Cab Long Bed 4WD4,169 lb
Crew Cab Short Bed 2WD4,041 lb
Crew Cab Short Bed 4WD4,411 lb
Crew Cab Long Bed 2WD4,259 lb
Crew Cab Long Bed 4WD4,480 lb

A dash means the maker’s documents we have don’t give that number for that configuration, and a column with no number for any configuration of the year isn’t shown. “Door label” means the maker prints it only on each vehicle’s certification label, and “not published” that the maker doesn’t print it, or points elsewhere. “Up to” is a ceiling the maker prints over several configurations; a range is the maker’s own, printed across the grades of that configuration.

02 / What changed

New for 2018

The 2018 Canyon against the 2017, the previous model year we hold. Only what GMC’s documents show: nothing here is inferred.

  • No retail configuration added or dropped: the 6 sold in the 2017 are all here.
  • Same range as the 2017: curb weight and length.

03 / Sources

The 2018 documents

1 document behind the 2018 Canyon’s figures. The maker’s own come first; a third-party page fills in only a number the maker doesn’t publish, and wears its own mark.

Documents last checked . How we read them and what the marks mean: how we source the numbers. A figure doesn’t match its document? Report a wrong number.

04 / Keep going

More on the Canyon

These are GMC’s published figures for the models it describes, not a weighbridge or a tape measure; your own vehicle’s options change them. Found a figure that doesn’t match the document? Tell us.