The Acadia and Acadia Denali have undergone a significant transformation, thanks to the innovative minds at General Motors. The 2013 models promise enhanced safety features, refined aesthetics, and improved functionality, setting a new standard in the crossover segment.
General Motors has officially announced the production of the 2013 Acadia and Acadia Denali models. These vehicles will feature a host of new exterior and interior safety enhancements, including the groundbreaking front center airbag, a first in the industry.
Launched in 2007, the Acadia was GMC's first foray into the crossover market. It quickly gained popularity, achieving its highest sales in 2011. The Denali variant, introduced in 2010, added a touch of luxury to the lineup, appealing to those seeking a more upscale driving experience.
The 2013 Acadia models will retain many of the family-friendly features that have made them popular. One such feature is the SmartSlide seating system, which allows easy access to the rear seats or additional cargo space without needing to open the trunk. The second and third rows can still fold flat, providing ample room for large items like 48-inch wide sheet goods.
The new models boast several design updates, including:
Safety is a top priority for the 2013 Acadia models. In addition to the front center airbag, the vehicles will include:
According to Gay Kent, GM's Executive Director of Vehicle Safety and Crashworthiness, "While no restraint technology can address all body regions or all potential injuries, the front center airbag is designed to work with the vehicle’s other airbags and safety belts to collectively deliver an even more comprehensive occupant restraint system."
Dave Lyon, Executive Director of Design, emphasized the importance of contemporary shapes and materials in the new Acadia models. "The Denali’s attention to detail is the ultimate demonstration of this approach," he said.
The 2013 Acadia and Acadia Denali models represent a significant leap forward in terms of safety, design, and functionality. With their innovative features and refined aesthetics, these vehicles are set to redefine the crossover segment.
For more information on the latest automotive innovations, visit General Motors and GMC.
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