Annual auto show in Detroit that released today saw the world debut of Concept GMC Granite, a small crossover proposal with swing-out rear door that is intended for a new generation of young buyers who would never give the brand a larger SUVs second look. Measuring 161.3 inches (4097 mm) long, 70.3-inch (1786 mm) wide and 60.5 inches (1536 mm) high with a wheelbase of 103.6 inches (2631 mm), Granite is approximately the same size with the toyota ‘boxy’ Scion xB.
Although GM did not say what platform the front wheels are used for the concept, a long wheelbase that shows this is based on the Chevy Cruze.
Authority to Granite concept came from GM’s 1.4-liter turbocharged four-pot is connected to a six-speed transmission.
Boxy shaped the concept of the GMC got four doors, hinged at the back of the back. There is no pillar between front and rear doors, should make it easier to Granite entry, exit and load.
Vehicle cabin design is said to have inspired the design of aircraft instruments and precision of mechanical equipment.
Highlights include a reconfigurable interior right front passenger and rear seats can fold and fold toward the center console, creating a long unobstructed storage space while the cargo area of Granite features compartments for storing various items. GM declined to say whether it plans to introduce the production version of Granite.