The 2022 GMC Canyon is the final model year for the second-generation pickup, offering only a handful of changes and updates compared to the previous 2021 model year. Now, GM Authority has learned that the 2022 GMC Canyon Elevation Standard trim is no longer available to order.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the 2022 GMC Canyon Elevation Standard trim will be unavailable to order for the remainder of the model year. Critically, the all-new 2023 GMC Canyon does not offer the Elevation Standard trim level. At present, all new orders for the 2022 GMC Canyon are now limited to Elevation, AT4, and Denali.
As GM Authority covered in July, GM is no longer taking orders for the 2022 GMC Canyon Extended Cab, which means the Crew Cab body style is the last remaining body style available to order for the 2022 model year. The Crew Cab body style is available in conjunction with either a standard 5.5-foot box, or longer 6.1-foot box.
Additionally, production of the 2.8L I4 LWN turbodiesel Duramax engine for the 2022 GMC Canyon ended on July 4th. As a result, the 2022 GMC Canyon is no longer available with the diesel engine option. That said, it is still possible to purchase a new diesel-powered 2022 GMC Canyon among units either in transit or in stock.
Earlier this month, GM Authority reported that certain 2022 GMC Canyon units will ship to dealerships without under-hood insulators due to a materials shortage. Affected units are indicated as such with RPO code R6N on the window sticker. It’s unclear if customers who purchase an affected unit will receive a credit in exchange for the insulation, or if the part will be retrofitted by dealers at a later date.
As a reminder, GM is now winding down production of the 2022 GMC Canyon as it prepares to shift production to the next-gen model in early 2023. The GMC Canyon rides on the GM GMT 31XX platform, while production takes place at the GM Wentzville plant in Missouri.
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I like to know why you cannot order a 23 canyon with cocoa done interior if you only got two colors for Joyce vehicles y’all want to lose a lot of sales there’s a lot of people don’t like black in the Southeast Georgia there are in Florida neither cuz it’s too hot I got a 2017 GMC the first one I ever owned and I love it and it’s got cocoa done let us sleep and it’s a beautiful color I wish you all would put it back on the white ones say I wanted black ones or whatever or even the candy apple red whatever color that is but I’ve been buying general motors products ever since 1980 and it’s getting where if we can’t get water the color interior you want I guess we just have to stick with what we got but I was wanting to downsize cuz he’s in fact I don’t need a big truck no more I got the 1500 series GMC SLT I like to get a response I would like to know why we can’t get cocoa done in a white truck or the red one whatever that color is it’s pretty metallic a little bit and in the Denali